Coral Springs Geothermal HVAC Services

1. Horizontal Loop: This system involves burying pipes horizontally in your yard to exchange heat with the ground.
2. Vertical Loop: Vertical loops are used when space is limited, and pipes are buried vertically to extract or deposit heat.
3. Pond/Lake: This method utilizes a nearby body of water, such as a pond or lake, to exchange heat with the geothermal system.
4. Open Loop: Open-loop systems draw water from a well or another source, circulate it through the heat pump, and then discharge it back into the ground or a surface water body.

The price of installing a geothermal heat pump system depends on the make and model. Your local Aire Serv team will walk you through the entire process, from initial assessment to installation and ongoing maintenance. The heat pump (air handler, geothermal exchanger, etc.) in your system and the closed- or open-loop system and ductwork or distribution system will all be critical components.

Although geothermal underground piping is typically low-maintenance, issues with the heat pump unit and thermostat can arise over time. Leaks, damaged fan blades, scale buildup, clogged valves, and motor problems are common. Repairs and maintenance on any system component can be handled by our highly trained HVAC technicians, ensuring that your geothermal heat pump continues to operate efficiently.