Geothermal Journey – The Cost

What Will Geothermal Cost?

You have met with our geothermal design team from Ground Loop Heating and Air Conditioning.

You have chosen the final design for your new geothermal system.

Now is the perfect time to analyze your investment and discuss how geothermal will affect your monthly utility bills. We can give you some insight into the true cost of owning a geothermal heating and cooling system.

You will pay more to buy and install a geothermal system than a gas furnace or air conditioner. But you will save money in the long run.

And you will increase the market value of your Baltimore, MD, home.

You will get a better return on your investment because you will save more money on your utility bills, repairs, maintenance, and replacement.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), geothermal heat pumps “can reduce energy use by 30 to 60 percent, control humidity, and fit in a wide variety of homes.”

Reducing energy use means you will spend less on utility bills. Over its expected 25-year service life, your geothermal heat pump will outlast all other conventional heating and cooling systems.

With an estimated 50-year lifespan, your geothermal loop will outpace the longevity of all other HVAC components, saving you money in the long run.