Did you know:

30% of and average family’s power bill goes to heat your water?, either via tank based or tankless electric water heaters.

In South Florida, it seems our air conditioners never stop. A typical 4 ton air conditioner rejects enough energy, called “waste heat”, to heat approximately 24-28 gallons of water an hour( 6-7 gallons per hour per ton ).

The Clean NRG Xchange (heat recovery system), captures the heat rejected by your air conditioning unit and puts it to work heating your water.

You will have a two way savings:

a)Your AC unit will work more effficiently and

b)Your electric water heater almost never will be on, in the summer, here in South Florida, you can turn off your electric water heater and still you will have plenty of hot water!!!. FPL will not be very happy with that!!!

therefore you will be saving between 20% and 30% of your electricity bill every month, if your monthly bill is greater than $400, you will be saving $100s each month. That’s money you can bank on! The bigger your AC needs are the faster your return on investment will be.

Here you will find a concrete example of the savings after installing a Heat Recovery System.

To begin saving today, your home/unit would need to have at least an electric water heater tank, and no less than one outdoor condensing unit. We are offering a turn-key special price starting at $800 for the Heat Recovery unit. We offer also cascading systems for AC systems with mutliple condensing units.

Contact Clean NRG and start saving today. Email Us, or Call 305-263-0294. You will be doing a very concrete step in using the sources of clean/green energies available around us: solar, air, etc, and stopping dependency on fossil fuels.

Service available for residential and commercial units in Miami, FLorida and surrounding areas. Price can vary based on distance to intstallation and specific conditions on site.

As a side note, what color is your home's roof? A dark one? Consider painting it white, see White Roofs Wiki site.

A concious approach to energy savings also would consider water recycling.

State of Florida Mechanical Contractors: CMC1250008 Licensed and Insured.