Yes, geothermal can provide efficient heating and cooling for homes and businesses.

Geothermal heat pump systems exchange heat from the Earth while air source heat pumps exchange from the air compared to air source system. Geothermal systems have been shown to be quieter, last longer, and require less maintenance and they do not depend on the temperature of the outside air.

Drilling contractor will drill the holes and install the loops for the system. The loops we ran together into the house. The heating contractor will then install the heating system and tie the lines in.

Lifespan of a geothermal system is 20+ years for the system and 25 to 50 years for the geothermal field where a traditional system is 15 to 25 years for the system

Close loop geothermal open loop geothermal and horizontal. Geothermal site visit will determine type of system and Township regulations. Will also determine this.

Contractor will determine if there is enough room to install geothermal on your property.

30% to 70% on heating side and 20% to 50% on cooling side.

A 30% federal tax credit for residential ground source heat pump installations through December 31, 2032. This will be lowered to 26% for systems that are installed in 2033 and 22% in 2034.

Yes, we drill the wells and complete the loop field.  A heating contractor does the actual system and hook up.

Geothermal heat pumps are electrically powered systems that use the stored energy of the greatest solar collector in existence: THE EARTH. These systems use the earth’s relatively constant temperature to provide heating and cooling for homes and commercial buildings.