If you are getting multiple quotes, buying on price might seem like a good idea, especially if all the quotes seem similar. However, going with the cheapest geothermal heat pump system could cost you a lot more in the long run.
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Why are geothermal ground loops so important?
Ground loops are the most important part of a geothermal system. Lets explore the factors that make a good ground loop and the effects they have on your home
What happens to my yard?
All geothermal systems require digging in your yard to install the ground loop heat exchanger. This will temporarily disturb the surface of the yard, but your yard will recover! When it does you will never know it is there.
Geothermal System Types: Which is best?
Geothermal systems are definitely the top heating and cooling option available, but what type of geo is best for you? There are a few types of geothermal systems available, and it is worth considering which one fits your needs. The main differences between the types of geothermal systems is related to the number of stages […]
Can You Install Geothermal Ground Loops Through Bedrock?
Hitting unexpected bedrock does impact how to install a geothermal system but does not mean you can’t go geo
Ground Loops: How Much Drilling and Digging?
The most invasive part of geothermal installation is digging and drilling the ground loops, which serve as the heat source. Proper installation is essential to avoid undersized or malfunctioning loops.
Does a Geothermal System Need Backup Heat?
One of the most common misconceptions about installing geothermal systems in Northern climates is that backup heating is required and can cost a lot to operate.
Why is a Heat Loss Analysis Important?
A heat loss analysis is a way to calculate how much heat is lost or gained in a building based on how the structure is made and the weather outside. This value is then used for properly sizing the heating and cooling equipment to ensure it can keep the space at the desired temperature, year-round
Can You Use Existing Ductwork With A New Geothermal System?
System sizing and air distribution throughout the home are the primary factors for year-round comfort. Ductwork designed with comfort in mind brings even temperature in every room and steady, cozy rooms for your family.
Will Geothermal Work With My Baseboard?
Yes, a geothermal heat pump can use baseboard, however, there are a few important items to consider to ensure you are going to be comfortable in your home and happy with your heating system upgrade.
