Providence Place Assisted Living Center in Woodward, OK
(2007)
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Providence Place Assisted Living Center in Woodward, OK has 48 geothermal heating and cooling units that are 2-1/2 to 5 tons each. In addition to conditioning the common areas and apartments, geothermal is also used to run the refrigerator and freezer.
This picture shows some of the "tails" sticking out of holes that the loops have already been put down. These holes were drilled at 185 feet deep. The wells are located on all four sides of the building and are now covered by the parking lots & drive ways. |
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Ray still gets on the back of
the rig to get the job done!
On a cold day during the
winter of 2006, Ray was
drilling part of the 146 bores
for the geothermal ground
loop.
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This picture shows
Providence Place from the
front of the building. The
building is staffed and has
residents living there.
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This picture shows a
similar view as the first
picture, so you can see that
it is possible to put ground
loops under sidewalks and
parking areas as well as in
the yard.
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First Christian Church of Woodward, OK (2001) |
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The First Christian
Church in Woodward
Oklahoma has converted
part of their building to
Geothermal.
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The First Christian
Church in Woodward
Oklahoma has converted
part of their building to
Geothermal.
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The geothermal system
conditions the sanctuary
as well as other parts of
the building.
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Greenbriar Assisted Living Center of Enid, OK (1994) |
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Greenbriar Assisted
Living Center has 23,475'
of vertical bore and 105
tons of heating and
cooling equipment. In
addition to Greenbriar
Assisted Living Center,
Geothermal systems for
Geothermal systems for
Greenbriar Skilled
Greenbriar Skilled
Nursing Center with
6,400' of Vertical bore and
32 tons of heating &
cooling as well as the
Greenbriar Village which
has 2,000' of vertical bore
and 10 tons.
These jobs were all
comleted between 1994
and 1998.
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First United Methodist Church of Woodward, OK (1998) |
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The First United Methodist
Church in Woodward, OK
was built in 1998 and Fire
& Ice installed the
Geothermal Heating &
Cooling System during
construction.
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The Fellowship hall and
the kitchen as well as
classrooms are also
conditioned with
Geothermal systems.
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The Geothermal systems
for the First United
Methodist Church take
care of the entire building
including this beautiful
sanctuary.
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Golden Oaks Retirement Village in Enid, OK (2004)
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This picture shows the
new 5 story building at
Golden Oaks Retirement
Village. So far the first,
second and third floors
have been completed and
are all conditioned with
Geothermal systems. The
fourth and fifth floors are
scheduled to begin
construction soon and will
also be conditioned with
Geothermal systems.
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This amazing view is in
the atrium that was built to
enclose the area between
the old building and the
new building. Again,
Geothermal systems
keep the area comfortable
year round. You can see
the exposed ductwork
painted in blue near the
skylight. The guys
installing that duct on the
skylift had to be brave
going up 5 stories!!
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New Hope Methodist Church in Enid, OK (2003)
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New Hope Methodist
Church was constructed
in 2003 and chose Fire &
Ice to install their
Geothermal heating &
cooling systems. The
condition their entire
building with Geothermal
as well.
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Northwestern Electric in Woodward, OK (1998)
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Northwestern Electric
installed Geothermal
heating and cooling in
1998. They used the
existing ductwork as it
was not damaged in any
way.
Fire & Ice installed
Geothermal heating and
cooling in the Woodward
office and warehouse as
well as the Buffalo office.
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Arda Building in Woodward, OK (1990)
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We installed Geothermal
heating & cooling in the
Arda Building in
Woodward during 1990.
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Jiffy Trip in Woodward, OK (1990)
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Stores in this area were
called EZ Pickins Stores.
We installed Geothermal
heating and cooling in In
1990, the Jiffy Trip this
particular store in 1990
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