Geothermal Heating and Cooling Systems

Unlike conventional heating and cooling systems that burn fuel to generate heat or use excessive electricity to cool a space, geothermal systems leverage the Earth's natural energy. By transferring heat between the ground and your home, these systems provide reliable climate control throughout the year.

A geothermal system consists of three main parts:

• Underground Pipe Loops: Installed beneath the surface, these loops are filled with an antifreeze solution that facilitates heat transfer.
• Heat Pump Module: Located inside the home, this unit extracts or disperses heat depending on the season.
• Air Distribution System: The system distributes conditioned air throughout the home, ensuring consistent temperatures.

Professionals assess the property’s soil conditions, climate, and available space to determine the best system type and configuration.

Pipes are carefully buried or submerged based on the chosen system type, ensuring optimal heat transfer with minimal landscape disruption.

The underground loops are connected to the home’s heat pump module, allowing heat exchange between the Earth and the indoor air system.

The air handling cabinet is integrated with the home’s ductwork, enabling efficient distribution of conditioned air.

Once everything is installed, the system is thoroughly tested to ensure it runs efficiently and delivers the promised energy savings.