Geothermal
Heat comes from a ground loop, not a standard outdoor coil.
GeoCool
GeoCool Inverter Series
A geothermal heat pump that uses the ground loop instead of outside air.
What you are getting
- Only makes sense when the home can support a ground loop.
- Size is confirmed on site. There is no guess-the-tonnage button for this one.
- Style
- Geothermal heat pump
How it goes in
Only if the ground loop is real
GeoCool uses the ground, not the outside air. It is the right machine when a loop already exists or when one can be built. It is the wrong machine when someone just wants a normal heat pump.
- 01Measure the houseLoad, ducts, and electrical decide the tonnage. The photo on this page does not.
- 02Set the equipmentOutdoor unit, indoor coil or air handler, line set, and drain, in that order.
- 03Prove it runsTemperatures, pressures, and the thermostat are checked before the job is called done.
The facts that matter
Site specific
Loop length and soil decide if this is even possible.
Not a mini-split
This is a central geothermal system.
How Much? will say no
If the lot cannot take a loop, we will tell you and quote a different system.
Why this one
Use the ground, if the ground can take it
GeoCool is a geothermal heat pump. The heat comes from a loop in the ground, not from an outdoor coil fighting the afternoon air. It is the right machine when a loop already exists or when the lot can honestly hold one. It is the wrong machine when someone just wants a normal heat pump.
The yard stays quiet
There is no condenser screaming next to a bedroom window, because the exchange is in the loop. The house still gets ducts, a thermostat, and real heating and cooling. The equipment people hear is not sitting on the side yard.
The loop decides, not the brochure
Soil, lot size, and whether a loop is already in the ground decide if this is possible. An inverter geothermal unit cannot invent a loop. If the lot cannot take one, we will say no and quote a system that fits the house you have.
Steady, because the ground is
Outside air swings from a cold morning to a hot afternoon. The ground does not. That is why this system holds capacity when an air-source unit is working the hardest. It is also why it is a bigger decision than a condenser swap.
Questions
Can this replace what I have now?
Often yes, if the ducts and the electrical can support the new size. That is what the first visit is for.
Do I pick the tonnage here?
You can tell us what you think you need. Andy confirms it. Ordering the wrong tonnage is an expensive mistake.