The heart of a geothermal system is the ground loop — a closed network of pipe buried below the frost line.

• Ground loops last 50+ years with no moving parts and zero exposure to weather

• Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), fused into a seamless circuit

• Backed by manufacturer warranties lasting half a century

The indoor heat pump — protected from rain, snow, rodents, and sun — typically lasts 20–25 years or more with minimal maintenance.

Compare that to a typical air-source heat pump or central AC unit, which may need replacement in 10–15 years due to outdoor wear.

GSHP systems are known for reliability.

• No outdoor unit = no exposure to weather or vandalism

• Fewer service calls over the system’s lifetime

• No defrost cycles, no combustion, no flue — just smooth, steady performance

• Basic maintenance includes air filter changes and periodic loop pressure checks

Once installed properly, a geothermal system becomes the most invisible — and most dependable — appliance in your home.

Geothermal doesn’t just last longer — it’s better for the planet.

• No fossil fuels burned on site

• Zero local emissions

• Massively reduces your home’s carbon footprint compared to oil, propane, or gas heat

• Works perfectly with solar — creating a fully renewable, all-electric home

• Reduces demand on the electrical grid during peak heating and cooling times

And because geothermal lasts so long, you avoid the environmental impact of frequent equipment manufacturing, shipping, and disposal.

Geothermal isn’t a throwaway system. It’s built for those who want to install it once and enjoy it for decades — quietly saving money and protecting the planet.

When you spread the investment over 20–50 years, the value is unbeatable.

If you care about:

• Low maintenance

• Long-term performance

• Environmental responsibility

Then geothermal isn’t just an option — it’s the answer.