Geoexchange
- What is Geoexchange?
- Costs and Benefits
- Geoexchange Contractors
- Drilling the Wells
- Installing the Heat Pump
- Geoexchange FAQ
- Other Projects
The geoexchange tubing enters/exits our house.
Our old furnace sits on the back patio.
The flow center and pumps which move the liquid through the system.
Pictures
The drilling rig used to drill the geoexchange wells sits in our yard.
Workmen pump water into the geothermal wells as they drill.
Geothermal ground loop tubing is feed into a finished 300ft deep well.
A trench for ground loop tubing runs from the wells into our house.
Residential Geoexchange Heating and Cooling Installation
When we began thinking about installing a geoexchange (also called geothermal) heat pump system for our home, there wasn't much information for single-family houses. That's why we built this site.
| Drilling the Wells |
 Heat Pump Installation |
 Savings, Comfort, ... |
 About Geoexchange |
Geoexchange systems offer a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly way to heat and cool your home. We've seen a 30-40% savings in heating and a 70-80% savings in our cooling costs over the past three years and the system is as comfortable (much better for cooling) than our old furnace and air conditioner.
Take the Tour of our Residential Geothermal Heating and Cooling Installation ...
If you have any questions, corrections, or comments feel free to drop us an e-mail.