Combat rising energy costs and address environmental concerns with a custom-designed solar energy array from Geotherm HVAC, headquartered in Rochester, NY.
- Reduced fossil fuel consumption & carbon emissions
- Lower monthly electricity costs
- Energy independence
- Long-lasting performance
- Increased home value
- Federal & state tax credits/rebates
How Does It Work?
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems utilize the energy transmitted by the sun to produce electricity:
- Silicon crystals are embedded into solar panels.
- Sunlight “excites” the crystals, causing them to produce DC power.
- An inverter coverts the power to AC current and sends it to the main electrical supply.
At Geotherm, we use only monocrystalline silicon solar cells. Find out why »

Financial Impact
While the sustainability aspects of solar are usually a key motivator, it’s the financial benefits that typically enable the investment. Fiscal considerations include:
- Out-of-pocket contribution required
- Available state and federal tax credits or rebates
- Loan & financing options
- Payback period
- Return on investment
Read more about how cost-effective solar installations can be »
“I would have to rate Geotherm "best in class" for their engineering, installation and service.... Jesse Cook, the owner, has an engineering background and is somewhat of a Geothermal/Solar geek (a good thing!) so he spends the time correctly engineering the system to your needs.”
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Environmental Impact
Many people choose solar because of its positive impact on the environment, which is why we supply a detailed summary of the expected environmental benefits with every quote we create.
For a typical suburban home in Rochester, NY, the switch to solar energy could result in the following environmental equivalents:
- Pounds of coal not burned: 135,984
- Miles not driven by an average passenger vehicle: 301,432
- Pounds of waste not sent to the landfill: 90,745
- Tree seedlings grown for 10 years: 3,246
Source: https://www.epa.gov/energy/greenhouse-gas-equivalencies-calculator
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