American Geothermal Systems

With over 25 years of experience in the geothermal industry for Commercial and Residential projects alike our installations include; military base housing, schools, commercial buildings as well as residential. American Geothermal Systems is a true pioneer in the geothermal industry with two patents and over 25 years of experience in design and install of geothermal heating and cooling systems for residential and commercial buildings. We incorporate ACCA Manual J software to assist in designing ultra-energy-efficient structures.

It is the world's most advanced and cost-efficient heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) system for a new or existing home that gives year round comfort. Minimal maintenance enhanced home value and the endorsement of the US Department of Energy (DOE) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Geothermal heat is a totally renewable natural energy source that surrounds your property that can be harnessed. A Geothermal heat pump requires very little maintenance and is an exceptionally cost effective way to both heat and cool your home with typical savings of up to 70% on your current utility bills.

The EPA found that geothermal heat pumps can reduce energy consumption and corresponding emissions by over 40% compared to air source heat pumps and by over 70% compared to electric resistance heating with standard air-conditioning equipment. Combining geothermal with other energy efficient measures such as window tinting or replacement lighting or insulation upgrades can increase these savings even further. Geothermal heat pumps use the Earth's energy storage capabilities to heat and cool buildings, and to provide hot water.

Approximately 65% of properties are poorly insulated and by upgrading you can reduce your heating and cooling bills by about 30 percent with proper insulation. American Geothermal ensures that whenever we install a geothermal pump to your property that the quality of the materials we use means that you will get maximum benefit from your new installation for both heating and cooling. These days, insulation is made with everything from newspaper and sheep's wool to cotton and chemical foams. Many are far more eco-friendly than their predecessors, including formaldehyde-free and recycled-content insulation.