Soil & climate
Ground conditions drive the loop
Dense soils such as rock and clay hold and transfer more heat; sandy soils absorb less. Every job starts with a site-specific thermal read.
Installation Methodology
Installation
Process
Renewable energy you already own — and it's right in your backyard. Engineering-first geothermal implementation for Ohio's unique geology.
Dan Foreman
Founder · Owner
Statewide
Engineered
for Ohio.
Nearly two decades of proprietary drilling, in-house installation, and lifetime service — the same owner-led team from your first site visit to your last calibration.
We treat every installation as long-term infrastructure. From loop fusion to final commissioning, every step is executed to exceed industrial standards.
0+
Years in Ohio
In-House
Drilling & Install
5★
Hydron Equipment
The four stages
From site visit
to lifetime service.
01
System Design & Loop Size
Rigorous thermal conductivity, load and soil analysis size the loop field for lifetime efficiency.
02
Outdoor Drilling & Loop Field
Patent-pending low-impact drilling — vertical or directional — with HDPE heat-fused pipe for zero-leak reliability.
03
Indoor Install & Calibration
Clean mechanical room layout, ducting tie-in, flow center, thermostat, flush, fill and full calibration.
04
Service & Lifetime Support
Owner-led maintenance program — pressure test, flow balancing, and full diagnostic verification.
Step 01
System Design & Loop Size
As a qualified geothermal company, we expertly design every system with lifetime efficiency in mind. Your home's size dictates the equipment; its age and construction dictate the loop quantity.
Never choose on cost alone
Right-sized, not over-sized
An undersized system strains and raises bills; an oversized system short-cycles, hurts efficiency, and creates humidity or temperature swings. We size for the home in front of us.
Step 02
Outdoor Drilling & Loop Field Installation
Loop fields can be installed vertically or horizontally — no orientation is "better," they all work effectively. It depends on available space, ground conditions, and the surrounding environment.
Horizontal Loop
Most popular
Directional Loop Field
Our most popular method. Neat, clean, and best-in-class thermal transfer — pipes sit in direct contact with virgin-native soils. Our patent-pending low-impact drilling deploys on almost any property, even under an acre, with minimal disruption to mature trees, driveways, or underground obstructions.
Vertical Loop
Small properties
Vertical Loop Field
The most common installation process for smaller properties. A series of holes are drilled 150–200 feet deep, then piping is fed down and connected in a loop pattern, threaded into the home and attached to the heat pump unit.
Engineering Overview — Sub-surface loop field integration
Step 03
Indoor Installation & Calibration
Clean mechanical room layout, ducting tie-in, flow center, thermostat, flush, fill, and full calibration — executed by the same in-house team that drilled your field.
~2.5 weeks
Retrofit Installation
We remove and dispose of your existing system, provide drilling, tie-in, pumps, the geothermal heat pump, electrical, ducting, thermostat, flush, fill and calibrate in about two and a half weeks. The heat pump itself is about the size of a conventional furnace, very quiet, and lasts twice as long.
~1 week
Existing System Replacement
The old furnace and air conditioner are removed and the new unit is installed the same day for temporary heat if winter, attached to existing ductwork. Includes new duct transition fittings, flow center and pumps, condensate lines, pad, auxiliary heat module, thermostatic controls, and a flush with calibration.
Full custom
New Construction
Custom sheet metal design and fabrication, drilling and loop field installation, with the system installed and connected to ductwork, then filled and thoroughly tested.
Equipment we install
The only
5-star geothermal system
on the market.
We specialize in installing Enertech Global equipment, in particular the Hydron Module Revolution2 brand — hand assembled in the United States, the only 5-star rated geothermal system on the market today, and the only system built with an all-aluminum micro-channel heat exchanger.
Step 04
What a service
visit includes.
Owner-led maintenance program — every visit runs the same rigorous diagnostic sequence, whether it's your first checkup or your fifteenth.
In-field diagnostic
Calibration
11Point inspection
- 01Filter Change
- 02Heat Exchanger Cleaned and Checked
- 03Condensate Pan Anti-Bacterial Treatment
- 04Loop System Pressure Check
- 05System Flow Rate Check
- 06Air Temperature Check
- 07System Calibration & Balancing
- 08Voltage & Amperage
- 09Low Voltage Controls
- 10Emergency Heat Operation
- 11Refrigeration
Fundamentals
How geothermal
actually works.
System overview
50–55°F
Ground temp
135°F
Heating loop
100°F+
Discharge air
01
What is
Geothermal Energy
Geothermal Energy simply uses the earth as a heat exchanger to provide heating and cooling for your home year round. Depending on the location, the underground temperature remains between 50ºF – 55ºF.
02
How it works
The Exchange Cycle
The earth serves as a heat exchanger to pre-warm or pre-cool refrigeration. In heating mode, liquid refrigeration reaches temperatures near 135 degrees F and travels through a coil in the ductwork, producing discharge air at or above 100 degrees F. In cooling mode, the system reverses, removing heat and humidity from inside the home and depositing it underground.
Equipment we install
Trusted manufacturers.
Proven American brands.
We carry Climate Master, Hydron Module, and Water Furnace — the industry's most reliable geothermal heat pump systems.
We carry Climate Master Products / Hydron Module Products / Water Furnace
