OUR SERVICES

At Taproot Geo, ground source heat pumps aren’t just something we offer - they’re all we do. From site assessment, engineering and design to installation and long-term service, we deliver complete geothermal systems that perform the way they’re supposed to. Whether you're retrofitting an older home or building new, we manage every phase of the project to make sure your system performs as designed - reliably, efficiently, and for the long haul.
 

Residential Ground Source Heat Pump Systems

• Complete GSHP system design, equipment selection, and sizing

• Loopfield design, layout, and drilling coordination (vertical or horizontal)

• Ground loop system headering, flushing, and commissioning

• Installation of indoor equipment and air handling systems

• Integration with existing ductwork or upgrades as needed

• Support for existing GSHP systems, including all maintenance

 

New Construction Design & Coordination

• Builder and architect coordination from pre-construction to final commissioning

• Permit support and energy modeling

• All-electric system planning, including domestic hot water

• HVAC design engineering - load calculations, air flow requirements

 

Retrofit Upgrades

• System replacement for oil, propane, gas, or electric resistance heat

• Full electrification upgrades and utility coordination

• Home performance upgrades (when integrated with GSHP):

  • Air sealing and insulation

  • Duct sealing and modification

  • Electrical service upgrades 

 

Commercial-Scale Projects

• Preliminary project evaluation, risk assessment, and feasibility studies

• Construction Management 

• Project Management as the Owner’s Representative

 

Service & Support

• Support for existing GSHP systems

• Annual maintenance and/or troubleshooting

• System diagnostics and performance review

• Monitoring system setup and tuning*

 

*Monitoring is available with most GSHP systems and may require a compatible thermostat or control board and Wi-Fi connection.

 

Ready to start a project or need help evaluating an existing system?