Geothermal Installation in Crawfordville

Geothermal Heat Pump Systems: How They Work

Heating and Cooling with the Power of the Earth

Unlike traditional air conditioners and furnaces, a geothermal heat pump system uses the constant temperature found underground to transfer heat. In summer, it pulls heat from your home and deposits it underground. In winter, it draws heat from the ground and brings it inside. The result? High-efficiency heating and cooling systems that last for decades.

Geothermal systems consist of:

A heat pump installed inside your home

An underground ground loop (either a horizontal loop, a vertical loop, or open-loop system)

Or, A closed-loop system, which circulates antifreeze through underground pipes for consistent thermal exchange

A blower, compressor, and refrigerant system

Connected ductwork or radiant heating setup

A smart thermostat to regulate indoor temperature

Why Crawfordville Homeowners Are Switching to Geothermal

Lower Bills. Better Comfort. Cleaner Energy.

A properly installed geothermal HVAC system can offer:

• Up to 70% energy savings on heating and cooling
• Reduced cooling costs during Florida’s hottest months
• Minimal reliance on natural gas or propane
• Long-term reliability with fewer repairs than traditional systems
• Safe, renewable energy without the emissions of fossil fuels
• Hot water production and water heater integration

Plus, many homeowners qualify for a federal tax credit and rebates to reduce upfront installation costs.