Why Choose Reddi Services for Your Geothermal Services
We bring nearly 70 years of experience to every job. Our NATE-certified technicians specialize in geothermal heating options. We understand loop systems, heat transfer, and proper property sizing. Our team maintains, repairs, and installs a wide range of geothermal models.
Homeowners choose us for several reasons:
- Our technicians master the latest heat pump technologies and refrigerants.
- We maintain a long-standing presence in the community.
- Our A+ Better Business Bureau rating reflects our reputation.
- Our “No Fee Industry” promise guarantees upfront pricing.
Why Consider Geothermal HVAC
Geothermal HVAC systems utilize the earth’s temperature to regulate your home comfort. Depending on the depth and location, the temperature beneath the surface ranges from 45 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature remains stable year-round. The depth of your unit draws warmer or cooler air into the home. These units generally offer high energy efficiency. They merely transfer heat instead of creating it. This means you don’t need to burn fuel or use a lot of electricity to generate your heat.
Three main types of systems exist: closed loops, open loops, and hybrids. For closed-loop systems, buried, liquid-filled pipes circulate and gain heat from the ground temperature. The system transfers that heat into the home. Loop styles include vertical, horizontal, and pond/lake loops.
An open-loop system draws from a deep well on your property. The water temperature is stable, and the system draws it from your well. The water passes through a heat exchanger to provide your home with heat. The water then returns to the well.
Hybrid systems combine geothermal loops with other devices, like an air-source heat pump. This creates optimized performance and best suits larger commercial properties.
Switching to this technology offers many practical advantages:
- Dual-use heating and cooling
- Lower monthly energy costs
- Reduced carbon footprint
- Quiet indoor operation
- Longer system life expectancy
- Reliable heating source
- More environmentally friendly
- Fewer maintenance requirements
- Fewer moving parts
- No potentially harmful fuel
