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Indiana Geothermal  |  New York Geothermal Supply

Comfortfrom theground up.

Freezing January or a 95° July, geothermal keeps your home at a steady 72°. ClimateMaster systems, loop design and installation since 2000.

Outside65°FMild
Inside stays 72°F
Drag the dial to change the season

Exclusive ClimateMaster distributorEquipment, parts and filters in stock

Hundreds of earth loops a yearVertical, horizontal, bore and pond

IGSHPA Accredited InstallerAnd Certified GeoExchange Designer

Installing geothermal since 1988Licensed mechanical contractor

20 seconds: how a geothermal system heats and cools

How it works

The ground does the hard work

A buried loop and an indoor heat pump. No flame, no outdoor unit.

Step 1

The earth stays steady

A few feet down, the ground holds 50 to 55°F in January and July.

Winter

Heat comes up

Fluid in the loop gathers earth heat. The heat pump concentrates it and sends warm air through your home.

Summer

Heat goes down

The system reverses. Heat leaves your home and goes back into the cool ground.

Bonus

Hot water too

A desuperheater can cut water heating costs by up to 50%.

Savings estimator

What could geothermal save you?

Slide to your yearly heating and cooling cost.

$2,400
$600$6,000
$600 to $1,200estimated savings per year
$12,000 to $24,000over 20 years of heat pump life

Estimate uses the U.S. Department of Energy figure that geothermal uses 25 to 50% less energy than air-source heat pump systems. Your savings depend on your home, rates and current system. Get a real cost report.

3 to 5xenergy moved for every unit it uses
50%less energy than air-source, up to
50 yrsexpected ground loop life, up to
20+ yrsindoor heat pump life expectancy

Five feet down, January feels a lot like July.

That steady 50 to 55°F is free energy your system draws on all year.

Loop finder

Which loop fits your property?

Pick what your land looks like. We design, draw and install every loop type.

Horizontal geothermal loop pipe in a long trench
Plenty of open yard

Horizontal Loop

Fused pipe is buried about five feet deep, below the frost line, in long trenches. Six-pipe trenches pin pipe to the floor and walls. The most affordable loop where land allows.

About 5 ft deepMost affordableNeeds yard space
Crews at work

Hundreds of loops in the ground every year

Drilling, trenching, heat-fused pipe and clean mechanical rooms. Done right the first time.

See Indiana Projects

Recent installs

Real jobs, real loops

Photos from our Indiana and New York crews.

Aerial view of a home with a geothermal pond loop
Residential pond loop
Crane setting a commercial geothermal lake loop
Commercial lake loop
ClimateMaster geothermal heat pump
ClimateMaster unit
Pond loop rafts at the water's edge
Pond loop rafts
Loop pipe in an open trench
Horizontal loop
Technician with a ClimateMaster geothermal unit
We had Kris out to do a training at our shop in Muncie. He brought a lot of good show and tell pieces and a wealth of knowledge. This was well worth having him out.
Ryan · Aire Serv of Muncie
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Homeowner, contractor or builder. Send a few details and we will point you to the right system, loop and installer.

Indiana GeothermalNational Corporate Office
4355 Lafayette Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46254
317-829-1490
New York Geothermal Supply118 Bridgeville Rd, Monticello, NY 12701-3855
(845) 710-0017 · Toll free (833) 308-0097

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