Geothermal
Experience Matters
With years of hands-on experience, we’ve developed the expertise to deliver geothermal systems that work — efficiently, reliably, and comfortably. We don’t just install systems — we commission, optimize, and support them for the long haul.
Why Choose Us for Geothermal
We Are a Full-Service Geothermal Company
Unlike many contractors who outsource parts of the job, we handle everything in-house — from design and installation to service and support. When multiple companies are involved, miscommunication and blame-shifting often leave homeowners frustrated. Our comprehensive approach ensures a seamless, professional experience from start to finish.
Benefits of Geothermal
- Up to 70% More Efficient than conventional HVAC systems
- No Outdoor Unit – all major components are protected indoors
- 100+ Year Ground Loop Lifespan and equipment that lasts 25–30 years
- Uses Renewable Energy – harnesses the constant temperature of the earth
- Fossil Fuel-Free – no combustion, no emissions
- Qualifies for Tax Incentives & Rebates
- Adaptable Installation – suitable for large properties or small lots
What Makes Geothermal Different?
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Customized System Design
No two homes are the same. From vertical or horizontal ground loops to open-loop or pond systems, and from radiant in-floor heating to forced air — we help you find the ideal geothermal solution tailored to your property and preferences. -
Efficient & Reliable
Many systems are installed improperly or never commissioned correctly. We ensure your system is installed to spec, optimized for maximum efficiency, and delivering the comfort and savings you expect. -
Proven & Evolving Technology
Geothermal has been around since the 1980s and has seen major technological advancements in the last decade. It’s a trusted, time-tested system with modern features.
Typical System Components and Options
Design
It’s important that the house load requirements match the ground loop if not you can have chronic problems
Loop
There are three main types of loops:
1. Vertical loop
2. Horizontal loop
3. Open loop
All of these work well if designed correctly, the property usually dictates what would work best.
Equipment
Typically two types:
1. Water to water unit used for radiant or domestic hot water
2. Water to air unit forced air with ductwork. They have different types and efficiency
Install
Making sure the loop, design and equipment are installed to manufacture specs and meet the design.
The Authority Club
Our membership plan
Signing up for our membership plan not only provides your home or business with a piece of mind, but it will also save you money while ensuring that your home’s appliances are well-functioning all year round.
Call today at (801) 895-7614 or contact us online to learn more about the several perks in joining our club.
