FAQs
Q. How much does it cost to install?
A: A geothermal system for a new home costs about 20– 30% more than a high-quality fossil fuel system, not including the possible need for a dedicated well or earth coupling. Difference in cost decreases as the size of
the home increases.
Q. How long does it take for the system to pay for itself?
A: Regardless of home size, geothermal homeowners generally recoup the entire investment in five to seven years, and continue to reap returns for years to come.
Q. Can you convert an older home to geothermal?
A: Yes. As long as you are able to drill a well.
Q. Does the system require regular maintenance?
A: Yes. Although it requires less maintenance and repair than conventional systems.
Q. How long can I expect my system to last?
A: With proper installation and maintenance and because no fossil fuels are burned the system can be expected to last considerably longer than other installations.
Q. Are there financial incentives for installing a geothermal system?
A: Yes. Ask us about the many programs available in different areas
and for various applications.
Q.Does the equipment come with a warranty?
A: Yes.
Q. Do you guarantee your work?
A: Yes. Full two-year parts and labor.
Q. Can I use geothermal for radiant floor heating?
A: Yes.
