Simply put, Geothermal Heating and Cooling uses the Earth’s own energy to heat or cool your home. This is a practice that dates back nearly 2.5 million years. During summer months, fluid is pumped deep underground where it is cooled to around 55°. In the winter, a Geothermal system uses the sun’s energy to keep your space comfortable. Our 2-stage Variable Speed systems are guaranteed to fit a hot or cold climate.

 

The Benefits of a Geothermal System

Cost Effective

While the initial investment for a Geothermal System is higher, you will save over the years with fewer maintenance costs and much lower operating cost. Since there are fewer parts to go bad, a geothermal system can easily last 25-50 years. Considering that heating and cooling is one of your homes largest energy expenses, having a geothermal system can really rack up savings in the long run.

Year-Round Comfort

Like a traditional forced air furnace or central air-conditioning unit, a geothermal system uses ductwork. Unlike these traditional systems, a geothermal system helps maintain humidity. Plus, they are nearly silent when operating.

Going Green

Since geothermal systems use so much less energy, they have a much smaller impact on the environment. Currently, nearly 63% of America’s energy is produced using fossil fuels that emit greenhouse gases. Geothermal systems gain 4 times the energy compared to energy cost put in from the ground. On the other hand, traditional systems actually lose energy. This saves you money and saves the Earth, too. A true win-win.

Can Be Installed Almost Anywhere

Whether you are replacing an old unit or starting from scratch, a geothermal system may be right for your home or business.