GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMPS

How geothermal works

• A buried loop* (horizontal or vertical) circulates fluid through the ground
• The heat pump transfers heat between that loop and your home: in winter it extracts ground heat and concentrates it for your heating; in summer it dumps heat from your home back into the ground for cooling
• Systems can be closed-loop (most common) or open-loop (where groundwater is available and permitted)
  *Design and loop type depend on lot size, soil/rock conditions, and water availability. 
• Typically much higher efficiency than air-source systems and eligible for federal tax credits. ENERGY STAR+1

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Why Homeowners Choose Geothermal

• Big energy savings: Geothermal heat pumps are several times more efficient than conventional furnaces and air conditioners, lowering utility bills year after year
• Quieter & more comfortable: Indoor units run quietly and provide steady temperatures without big swings
• Durability & low maintenance: Ground loops often last 50+ years, and indoor equipment commonly outlives traditional systems
• Smaller carbon footprint: Uses electricity more efficiently and reduces reliance on fossil fuel heating
• Incentives available: Federal investment tax credits and state/local incentives can significantly reduce out-of-pocket cost

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Is geothermal right for your home?

Geothermal is a great fit when:

• You plan to stay in your home for many years (longer payback horizons)
• You have enough yard area for horizontal loops or the ability to drill vertical bores
• You want the highest long-term efficiency and lowest maintenance profile
  
  

We perform a free site evaluation to check lot size, soil/bedrock conditions, and municipal permitting requirements so you get the right loop design and accurate pricing. 

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Why Homeowners Choose Geothermal

• Free on-site geothermal feasibility & sizing assessment (check yard, soils, and utility history)
• Custom loop design (horizontal or vertical) and full permitting support
• Professional installation with manufacturer-recommended components
• System commissioning, user training, and annual maintenance plans
• Service & repairs from trained technicians familiar with geothermal systems

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Ready to see what geothermal could save you? Book a free site assessment today — call 732-681-0856 or request a quote online.