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Geothermal Energy System Construction Businesses in North Carolina


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Alternative Energy Concepts, Inc - Applied Resource Management, P. C. - Asheville Geothermal Inc. - Jessup Service Company -

Alternative Energy Concepts, Inc

We offer solar, wind and geothermal solutions for the energy demands for residential, business and goverment applications. From solar pool heaters to wind turbines that power entire businesses, we can design, install and maintain a quality system at a fair price. Give us a call today!

Business type: retail sales
Product types: solar electric power systems, wind energy systems (small), geothermal energy systems, photovoltaic systems, backup power systems, photovoltaic systems, Energy Efficiency for Home and Business Consultants.
Service types: design, installation, construction, contractor services, maintenance and repair services
Address: 401 Robeson Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina USA 28301
Telephone: 910-368-9761
FAX: 910-485-4879
Web Site: http://www.alternativeenergync.com
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Applied Resource Management, P. C.

Geothermal drilling and manifold contractor serving NC & SC. Residential, commercial and Federal projects. IGSHPA certified drillers, Professional Geologist, and experienced technicians on staff.

Product types: geothermal energy systems.
Service types: consulting, installation, contractor services, testing services
Address: 257 Transfer Station Road, Hampstead, North Carolina USA 28443
Telephone: 910-270-2919
FAX: 910-270-2988
Web Site: http://www.appliedresourcemgmt.com
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Asheville Geothermal Inc.

Asheville Geothermal is Western North Carolina's (WNC's) geothermal experts. We design, install, and service all types of geothermal-based heating and cooling systems. We are also the only IGSHPA/AEE Certified GeoExchange Designer and the only IGSHPA Accredited Installer Trainers in the region. Asheville Geothermal will show you how to save 40-70% off your heating and cooling bills. We work with all kinds of geothermal systems - wells, slinky, pond, and hybrid. Work with us when you want experts.

Business type: Geothermal Systems Installation and Training
Product types: Geothermal Heating and Cooling Systems, Geothermal System Controls, Geothermal Technician Tools, IGSHPA Geothermal Installer Training.
Service types: Geothermal System Maintenance
Address: Pob 18757, Asheville, North Carolina USA 28814
Telephone: 828-712-6786
Web Site: http://www.ashevillegeothermal.com
E-mail: Send Email to Asheville Geothermal Inc.

Jessup Service Company

Since 1950, Jessup Service has been a leader in the residental & commercial solar & geothermal systems. We offer design, installation, service & repair. Our in-house factory trained service team offers you complete comfort for all your energy needs.

Product types: geothermal energy systems, solar water heating systems, heat exchangers, water heating systems.
Service types: design, installation, construction, contractor services, maintenance and repair services
Address: 2517 Fairview Street, Greensboro, North Carolina USA 27406
Telephone: 336-288-5356
FAX: 336-282-0131
Web Site: http://jessupservice.com
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