Geothermal systems are efficient, eco-friendly advancements suitable for saving on your utility bills. Depending on where you live, a geothermal heat pump can supplement your traditional HVAC system, supplying nonintrusive and sustainable comfort all year-round. Call the professionals for geothermal heating and cooling installation as well as maintenance. We can make you feel cool and cozy with this alternative HVAC technology.
Geothermal HVAC systems are advanced, but their installation process is straightforward. Here’s what we do during installation:
The introductory step will be consulting with a geothermal HVAC system professional from Strogen's Service Experts to determine the size of the geothermal system needed to heat and cool your home.
No two homes in Rochester are alike, so we’ll give you a free quote for your specific home to ensure you get the greatest energy-efficiency boost. Geothermal systems can be placed besides your current system or can fully replace a regular system, depending on your weather. Ask us for more details.
We’ll help you pick the best setup for your home, depending on availability of land and water resources, whether it’s horizontal loop, vertical loop, or pond loop.
Despite the name, geothermal heat pumps are 2-in-1 systems that produce both heating and cooling. They equip consistent below-ground temperatures to efficiently both heat AND cool your home.
Geothermal heat pumps can obtain the thermal energy of the ambient temperature underground or the temperature of a body of water. You’ll want to choose between a ground-source or water-source model.
At 5 feet below ground, the temperature is much more consistent throughout the year. Ground-source heat pumps use this consistency to move heat in or out of a building. In heating mode, they pump underground heat into the building, while cooling mode reverses the process to reserve heat underground for later use.
Ponds, lakes, and other water systems can also offer consistent internal temperatures. Water-source heat pumps are particularly useful for cooling, as long as there’s a nearby body of water that’s at least ½–¾ of an acre and 8 feet deep.
We start by locating any existing underground utilities to make sure that breaking ground won’t disturb anything. Pipes are then placed underground in a U-shaped pattern; any empty sections can be refilled with grass seed or sod.
Then we install the internal components of the geothermal HVAC system, which is similar to what you might expect from traditional heating or central AC installation. We’ll replace the old unit before connecting your new system to existing ductwork. Before you know it, you’ll be enjoying energy-efficient heating and cooling!
Each geothermal installation project has a variated timeline, so consult Strogen's Service Experts about how long your installation will take.
Once we install your new geothermal system, you’ll be able to manage it like any other HVAC equipment. And, like with any HVAC, we suggest you continue our routine preventive maintenance to keep your geothermal system in peak condition.
Geothermal heating and cooling can be reliable as central forced-air systems, but with even greater energy efficiency. Help maximize these savings by staying up to date on maintenance.
Feel free to chat with Strogen's Service Experts today at 603-923-4570, or schedule online for a free quote or to learn more about your geothermal heating and cooling options.
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Geothermal systems use energy from below ground to provide heating and cooling. They implement a “loop” system by moving and delivering from either the ground or a water source in heating mode. While cooling, this process reverses and extracts heat from inside the home to the ground or a water source. The cold air in cooling mode is actually a byproduct of removing heat and humidity as air is recirculated.
Geothermal HVAC can end up saving money long term due to smaller utility bills, despite higher initial costs. And they’re more efficient than conventional, forced-air systems. There are also federal rebates and incentives that we can help you navigate during the installation process.
Like other heat pumps, geothermal models don’t generate heat but rely on the Earth’s natural ambient temperature for climate control. You wind up saving a lot of money on monthly utility bills, and geothermal systems can also last a lot longer. So long as you provide it with preventative maintenance, you can get 20 years from a geothermal heat pump and as much as 50+ years for an underground loop system.
Yes! Geothermal heat pumps are similar to traditional central heat pumps in that they are dual function systems capable of providing both heating and cooling. Even with this potentially confusing name, geothermal heat pumps are equally effective at cooling homes in a variety of climates. In fact, they’re one of the most efficient types of HVAC systems today!
A diagnostic fee, also known as a service call fee, is a typical charge levied by HVAC companies when a technician is sent out to your home to diagnose the issue plaguing your furnace or air conditioner. The service call charge covers the technician’s time, knowledge and travel expenses associated with determining the underlying cause of the problem. It’s basically a service fee for the technician’s professional inspection to identify the cause of the malfunction.
Think of it like visiting your doctor. They must do some preliminary tests or an examination to learn more about what’s wrong before suggesting treatment. Just the same, your HVAC professional needs to examine your system to decide on the best repair or maintenance steps.
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