How Do Geothermal Systems Work?
Wherever you live the temperature underground stays around 55°F, year-round.
To tap into this stable underground temperature, a geothermal system uses a loop of pipes buried in the ground. A solution of water and an environmentally safe antifreeze is pumped through this loop of pipes. The ground loop forms a large heat exchanger that is used by the geothermal system to heat and cool your home.
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Tax Incentives for Upgrading to Geothermal
As part of the nationwide push for decarbonization and electrification, numerous states are providing homeowners with tax credits, complementing the federal IRA incentives. Additionally, the enhanced efficiency of geothermal systems and their ability to lessen the strain on power grids have prompted many utility companies to offer their customers substantial rebates on their electricity bills.
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