Unleash the Power of Your Backyard With Geothermal Heating

Delivering Quality Comfort to the Homes and Businesses of Hartford County and New Haven County

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How Geothermal Heating Works Beneath Your Backyard

A ground source heat pump taps the steady 50‑55 °F temperature hidden just a few feet below Connecticut soil. A loop of buried piping circulates a glycol  mixture (combination of water and antifreeze) pulling underground warmth into your home in winter and sending indoor heat back into the earth in summer. Because the system simply moves renewable home energy rather than burning fuel, it delivers efficient heating and cooling with a fraction of the emissions of conventional HVAC equipment.

Key Components of a Residential Geothermal System

Every residential geothermal setup relies on three main parts: an underground loop field, an indoor heat‑pump unit, and a distribution system such as ducts or radiant floors. The high‑density polyethylene (HDPE) piping in the loop resists corrosion for decades, while variable‑speed compressors inside the heat pump ensure whisper‑quiet, energy‑efficient operation. Together these components create a closed, eco‑friendly circuit that keeps comfort consistent year‑round.

Benefits of Geothermal Heating for Connecticut Homeowners

Switching to geothermal can slash utility bills by as much as 70 percent, eliminate the outdoor condenser noise of traditional air conditioners, and cut carbon emissions by roughly four tons per year. Because the heat pump sits indoors and the loop is buried beneath your backyard, the equipment enjoys an extended service life—20‑25 years for the heat pump and 50 plus years for the loop. Homeowners in Hartford County also qualify for generous state and federal clean‑energy incentives that sweeten the deal even further.

Installation Process: From Site Assessment to Switch‑On

Dynamic Heating, Cooling & Geothermal begins every project with a detailed load calculation and soil analysis to size your system accurately. Our licensed Connecticut installers then drill vertical boreholes or trench horizontal loops, pressure‑test the piping, and connect the loop to the indoor unit. Most backyard geothermal installations wrap up in one to two weeks.

Cost, Savings & Incentives: Making Geothermal Affordable

Upfront costs for a geothermal installation typically range from $25,000 to $40,000, depending on loop type and home size. However, a 30 percent federal geothermal tax credit and Energize CT rebates can reduce your net investment significantly. With annual home energy savings often topping $1,500, many homeowners achieve a seven‑ to ten‑year payback before enjoying decades of low‑cost comfort.

Why Choose Dynamic Heating, Cooling & Geothermal for Installation

As Plainville HVAC experts, we pair local soil knowledge with advanced design software to deliver turnkey geothermal service. From permitting and loop drilling to financing options and lifetime maintenance plans, our Connecticut geothermal contractors handle every detail. Backed by a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee, our team has earned five‑star reviews from homeowners across Greater Hartford who now enjoy reliable, carbon‑free heating and cooling. Give us a call or fill out our contact form today!

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