Geothermal
The ground does the hard part
A few feet below your yard, temperatures stay far steadier than the air above. A geothermal system taps that stability with a buried ground loop, and the heat pump concentrates it into comfort — reaching up to 300–500% efficiency, the highest available.
- ✓ Up to 300–500% efficiency — the highest available
- ✓ 40–65% lower heating costs than gas (US DOE)
- ✓ Ground loop built to serve 50+ years (IGSHPA)
- ✓ No combustion, no fuel deliveries
Why geothermal
The highest-efficiency heat available
300–500% efficiency
Because it draws from a steady underground source, geothermal reaches the highest efficiency available.
40–65% lower cost
The US DOE puts geothermal heating-cost savings at 40–65% versus gas — more still against oil or propane.
50+ year loop life
The buried ground loop is engineered for 50+ years of service (IGSHPA), sized and documented for your site.
FAQ
Straight answers
How does a geothermal heat pump work?
A buried ground loop circulates fluid through the stable temperatures a few feet below the surface. The heat pump concentrates that energy to heat your home in winter and reverses to cool it in summer — no combustion and no fuel deliveries.
How long does a ground loop last?
The loop is the longest-lived part of the system, with a service life of 50+ years per IGSHPA. The heat pump equipment it connects to typically serves 20–25 years (US DOE).
Do I have enough land for geothermal?
Often, yes. Loops can be installed horizontally where there’s open ground or vertically in bores where space is tight. We assess your site during the free energy audit and design the loop that fits your property.
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