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Illinois Geothermal Supply is your one top shop for Geothermal heating and cooling supplies. Covering all of Illinois, Southern Wisconsin, and Eastern Iowa if it is geo we have it or can get it for you.

Business type: wholesale supplier, distributor
Product types: geothermal energy system components, water filtering and purification system components, water pumps, heat pumps.
Service types: education and training services, testing services
Address: 1308 NE Adams St, Peoria, Illinois USA 61603
Telephone: 1-800-826-2737
FAX: 1-309-674-1532
Web Site: http://illinoisgeosupply.com

ThermaSource Drilling Fluids

ThermaSource Drilling Fluids (TDF) provides quality drilling fluids, as well as on-site engineering and supervision, for the geothermal industry. TDF's fluids engineers are on-site twenty-four hours a day, ready to handle any situation that may arise. TDF's engineering staff has over 75 combined years of experience with down hole conditions, making it easy for them to maximize compatibility of the fluid to any formation. This experience and knowledge leads to drilling the most productive, trouble-free well possible, at an economical price.

Product types: geothermal energy system components.
Service types: consulting, engineering, contractor services, testing services
Address: 3883 Airway Drive, Santa Rosa, California USA 95403
Telephone: 707-523-2960
FAX: 707-636-5675
Web Site: http://www.thermasource.com/
E-mail: Send Email to ThermaSource Drilling Fluids

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