Whether it’s a winter cold snap or a summer scorcher, the ground five feet below the surface maintains a constant temperature year round. This constant earth temperature is higher than average winter temperatures, and lower than average summer temperatures.
Geothermal systems use this difference in temperature to transfer heat between your home and the earth with two key parts:
The heat pump and circulating fluid continuously transfer heat. During summer, the geothermal system draws heat from the air in your home and transfers it to the ground. During winter, it draws heat from the ground and transfers it to your home.
Check out our in-depth blog post on how geothermal works.
This Old House recently took an inside look at a Dandelion Geothermal installation in Albany, NY.
Tap into the endless heat below your yard. Never buy (or run out of) fuel oil again.
Traditional furnaces require sourcing fuel, which is subject to supply and demand and impacted by the political landscape.
One HVAC system to rule them all. Central heating, air conditioning, AND pre-heated warm water in one smart package.
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Consistent pricing you can count on. No more negotiating annual delivery contracts or wondering how the news cycle will affect your heating bill.
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More time, less hassle. Say goodbye to frequent maintenance visits, service calls, and heating deliveries.
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Invest in your home, and reap the rewards. Fuel & propane customers can save $1,000s on heating & cooling every year.
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Four times more efficient for less than you’re paying now. Higher efficiency = more money saved.
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No flames and no fumes. Furnaces have the potential to produce serious health hazards like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen dioxide.
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Good for the planet (and your wallet). Home heating comes second only to automobiles when it comes to air pollution, and oil-burning furnaces consume more fossil fuels than diesel trucks.
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Reliable heating and cooling for decades to come. Geothermal heat pumps typically last 20 to 25 years, and the ground loops installed in the yard can last more than 50 years. Even up to 100!
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One more reason why 2021 is the best year to get geothermal. Qualify for generous federal, state, and utility tax incentives to lower your costs.
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47% reduction in Annual Heating & Cooling Costs with a Dandelion Geothermal System
14% reduction in Annual Heating & Cooling Costs with a Dandelion Geothermal System
51% reduction in Annual Heating & Cooling Costs with a Dandelion Geothermal System