Comfortworks - Comfortworks installed geothermal technology in the Salvation Army - Chesapeake Center of Hope in Oklahoma City.

Salvation Army – Chesapeake Center of Hope (Oklahoma City)

40,000 sq. ft. office/assembly/dining/shelter and 6,000 sq. ft. whse., new constr. circa 2014 123 tons AC, 10 tons warehouse heat, 34 units, 84 – 400 ft. vertical bores HDPE single-pipe hydronic piping, variable speed primary-secondary pumping Internet-based energy management system

Comfortworks - Comfortworks installed geothermal technology in the City Rescue Mission Men's Center in Oklahoma City.

City Rescue Mission Men’s Center (Oklahoma City)

23,000 sq. ft. dormitory building, 2-floor, renovation circa 2015 64 tons, 19 units, 6 tons water heating, 30 – 500 ft. vertical bores HDPE single-pipe hydronic piping, variable speed primary-secondary pumping Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) Internet-based energy management system

Comfortworks - Comfortworks installed geothermal technology in the Sunbeam Family Services building in Oklahoma City.

Sunbeam Family Services (Oklahoma City)

32,000 sq. ft. 2-floor office building / 5,000 sq. ft. shelter building, new construction circa 2015 124 tons, 30 units, 70 – 500 ft. vertical bores Office – HDPE single-pipe hydronic piping, variable speed primary-secondary pumping Shelter – HDPE two-pipe hydronic piping, variable speed parallel independent pumping Internet-based energy management system

Hope Crossing Habitat for Humanity Development (Oklahoma City, LEED Silver)

2009 recipient of U.S. Green Building Council Outstanding Affordable Housing Project Award 217 homes, 1,200 sq. ft., new construction circa 2007 to 2013 2 tons each, 1- 400 ft. vertical bore located directly under floor slab Heat pumps equipped with hot water generators

Homeless Alliance (Oklahoma City)

7,800 sq. ft. shelter building, 1-floor, new construction circa 2015 18 tons, 4 units, 8 tons geothermal water heating, 10 – 500 ft. vertical bores HDPE two-pipe hydronic piping, variable speed parallel independent pumping Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) Internet-based energy management system

Comfortworks - Comfortworks installed geothermal technology in the Catholic Charities building in Oklahoma City.

Catholic Charities (Oklahoma City)

34,000 sq. ft. office building, 2-floor, new construction circa 2016 113 tons, 32 units, 48 – 500 ft. vertical bores HDPE single-pipe hydronic piping, variable speed primary-secondary pumping Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) with demand-based CO2 control Internet-based energy management system