Geothermal Heating and Cooling is fast becoming very popular due to the very low cost of heating and cooling homes, businesses and commercial buildings.

Geothermal uses the constant ground temperature to do this. Whether it is water out of your well or a closed loop underground system, this is the least expensive way to heat and cool.

Heat is continually supplied to the ground in the form of solar energy. Approximately 46% of the sun’s energy is absorbed by the earth. The remaining 54% is either reflected back into space or absorbed by the earth’s atmosphere. At a depth of approximately 15 feet, the ground temperature remains fairly constant, with an average temperature between 42-77°F year-round, depending on the local climate, terrain and soil type.