| About Us |
Efficient Radiant Systems was founded in 2006 by Brian and Gabby Betz. Brian has a background in
alternative energy and has lived "off grid" for much of the past 13 years. Brian worked at Radiant
Engineering in Bozeman, Montana before relocating to Red Lodge to start ERS. Brian and Gabby also have
an interest in alternative home building methods having constructed their last home of stuccoed straw
bales. Their current home is a SIPs(structural insulated panels) structure with radiant hot water heat and
solar hot water assist. We practice what we preach.
ERS strives to give their customer's the most efficient, reliable systems available. Extensive research has
been done to determine what we believe are the best products for our customers systems. We only offer
professional solar and hot water heating systems. Marginal products or questionable installation techniques
will not be a part of any system. We will not experiment with our customers.
We also allow our customers to take part in the installation process if they are willing. This can reduce the
cost of the system while giving the customer a better understanding of how the system works.
alternative energy and has lived "off grid" for much of the past 13 years. Brian worked at Radiant
Engineering in Bozeman, Montana before relocating to Red Lodge to start ERS. Brian and Gabby also have
an interest in alternative home building methods having constructed their last home of stuccoed straw
bales. Their current home is a SIPs(structural insulated panels) structure with radiant hot water heat and
solar hot water assist. We practice what we preach.
ERS strives to give their customer's the most efficient, reliable systems available. Extensive research has
been done to determine what we believe are the best products for our customers systems. We only offer
professional solar and hot water heating systems. Marginal products or questionable installation techniques
will not be a part of any system. We will not experiment with our customers.
We also allow our customers to take part in the installation process if they are willing. This can reduce the
cost of the system while giving the customer a better understanding of how the system works.
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