In warmer months, the system removes heat from your home and returning it underground for cooling.
Live Comfortably With Geothermal Heating & Cooling
How Geothermal Systems Work
Summer Cooling Process
Ground Loop System
Geothermal systems use a series of underground pipes, known as a ground loop, to transfer heat between your home and the earth. This hidden system is the foundation of geothermal heating and cooling.
Winter Heating Process
In colder months, the system draws heat from the ground and distributes it throughout your home for efficient heating.
Year-Round Efficiency
Because underground temperatures stay consistent, geothermal systems deliver steady comfort and higher efficiency.
The Green Advantage
Environmental Benefits
Traditional heating and cooling systems can be inefficient, costly, and harmful to the environment. Geothermal heating and cooling offers a cleaner, more efficient alternative by using the earth’s natural energy. These systems reduce reliance on fossil fuels, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and support a more sustainable future. Built for durability and consistent performance, they provide reliable, energy-efficient comfort year-round.
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Investing in geothermal means choosing long-lasting, reliable performance. Lasting up to 50 years with minimal maintenance, you get dependable comfort and peace of mind for decades.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does geothermal installation involve?
Installation begins with a site evaluation to determine the best loop design for your property. A buried ground loop is then installed (horizontally or vertically depending on space), and the indoor heat pump is connected to your ductwork.
Can geothermal systems work for both homes and businesses?
Yes. Earth Wise Geothermal provides systems and services for both individual households and commercial properties, helping each customer design and install the right geothermal solution for their needs.
What kind of maintenance does a geothermal system require?
Geothermal systems are low‑maintenance compared to traditional HVAC. With no outdoor condenser and fewer moving parts, they typically require only an annual check‑up to ensure the loop system and heat pump are functioning properly. Regular filter changes and periodic inspections help keep efficiency high for years.
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* Geothermal heating and cooling costs $60,000+ to install depending on the size of the house.
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