Two systems are applicable when it comes to water source heat pumps, which are the closed and open loop systems.
For the closed-loop systems, pipes are submerged in a body of water, and then absorb heat energy from their surroundings in the same way they would if buried underground. The submerged pipes transfer the water’s heat energy to the heat pump. The water source heat pump then compresses and increases this temperature, sending heating and hot water to radiators or underfloor heating inside the property.
For the open loop system, a secondary heat exchanger is used, so the heat pump remains on a closed loop containing glycol. A secondary exchanger can be metal panels immersed in the source water or loops of pipe.

Water source heat pumps are highly beneficial because:
• The flow or circulation of the water provides constant energy replenishment.
• The water is in close contact with the pipes thereby increasing the efficiency of the pump.
• Tt removes the need and cost for digging and drilling.

These pumps are a popular source of heat during the cold winter months not only because of their durability but also efficiency and effectiveness. They are cost-effective and long-lasting when installed correctly. We are experts at water source heat pumps and our services include installation, repair, replacement and maintenance. We will ensure your home is warm and neat!