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Geothermal Heat Pumps Near Me
Ground-source heat pump installation, repair, and maintenance across Seattle neighborhoods. IGSHPA-certified professionals for residential and commercial properties.
Ground-Source Heating
Heating bills cut 40-60% with ground-source systems sized for Seattle's mild climate. IGSHPA-certified installation, clear quotes covering ground loop and indoor unit.
What We Do
Covering ground loop excavation, heat pump unit installation, ductwork integration, system testing, and final startup for residential and commercial properties.
Ground-source systems cut heating bills by 40-60% year-round.
Emergency repairs when ground-source systems fail mid-season.
Annual tune-ups keep ground loops and heat exchangers efficient.
Pre-purchase inspections verify ground loop integrity and efficiency.
Complete ground loop excavation, indoor heat pump unit installation, ductwork integration, and system commissioning for Seattle homes and commercial buildings.
Remove outdated geothermal units and install modern high-efficiency heat pumps with existing ground loops, including refrigerant charging and performance testing.
Ground-source systems sized for single-family homes in Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, and Ballard, covering ground heat exchanger and indoor unit with Seattle permit handling.
Large-capacity geothermal systems for Belltown offices and multi-unit properties, including centralized ground loops and zone control for commercial heating loads.
Why Seattle Geothermal
Undersized systems leave rooms cold in winter. Poorly installed ground loops leak refrigerant. You need IGSHPA-certified professionals who size systems for Seattle's marine climate and handle ground loop work in glaciofluvial soils.
Old gas furnaces operate at 80% efficiency while ground-source heat pumps deliver 300-400% efficiency. Seattle homeowners waste $1,200-$2,000 annually on heating costs that geothermal systems eliminate through ground heat exchange.
Quotes that omit ground loop excavation depth, piping length, or Seattle permit fees leave homeowners facing surprise costs mid-project. Glaciofluvial soil conditions in Seattle require site-specific loop sizing that generic quotes miss entirely.
Ground loop installation requires excavating 4-6 foot trenches or drilling 150-300 foot boreholes. Without clear timelines and restoration plans, homeowners face weeks of torn-up yards and delayed landscaping projects.
Ground-source heat pumps extract stable 50-55°F ground heat in Seattle's mild climate, delivering 3-4 units of heat per unit of electricity consumed. Typical Seattle homes save $800-$1,400 annually compared to gas furnaces.
High-density polyethylene ground loop piping carries 50-year warranties and requires no maintenance once installed. Indoor heat pump units last 20-25 years with annual filter changes, outlasting conventional HVAC by a decade.
Federal tax credit covers 30% of total installation cost including ground loop and indoor unit. Seattle City Light offers additional rebates up to $1,500 for qualifying systems, reducing net cost by 35-40%.
IGSHPA-certified professionals calculate heating load based on Seattle's 8,000 heating degree days and high rainfall patterns. Proper sizing prevents short-cycling and ensures consistent comfort in Queen Anne Hill single-family homes and Ballard multi-unit properties.
Upfront pricing includes ground heat exchanger excavation or drilling, piping length for your property size, indoor unit capacity, ductwork modifications, and Seattle permit fees. No hidden costs from site conditions discovered during installation.
Who We Help
From single-family homes replacing gas furnaces to commercial buildings meeting green building standards.
Single-family homeowners in Capitol Hill and Magnolia Bluff replacing 15-20 year old gas furnaces with ground-source systems to cut heating bills and align with Seattle electrification goals.
Residential builders constructing homes in Green Lake and Fremont integrating geothermal during foundation work to maximize federal tax credits and achieve low HERS energy scores.
Owners of Belltown retail shops and downtown office buildings installing geothermal to reduce operating costs and comply with Seattle green building requirements for commercial properties.
Managers of multi-family residences across Seattle installing centralized geothermal systems to lower collective utility expenses and attract eco-conscious tenants with sustainable amenities.
How We Work
From site assessment through final startup, clear steps for your ground-source system.
Site Assessment
IGSHPA-certified professional visits your property to assess soil conditions, available yard space for ground loops, and heating load requirements. You receive a detailed quote covering ground loop depth, indoor unit capacity, and Seattle permit fees.
Ground Loop Installation
Ground heat exchanger piping is installed via horizontal trenches (4-6 feet deep) or vertical boreholes (150-300 feet) depending on your property size and Seattle's glaciofluvial soil conditions. Loop system is pressure-tested before backfilling.
System Startup
Indoor heat pump unit is connected to ground loop and existing ductwork. System is charged with refrigerant, tested for proper heat exchange, and commissioned. You receive operating instructions and maintenance schedule for long-term performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers on costs, timelines, and what to expect during installation.
Who We Are
Seattle Geothermal arranges IGSHPA-certified professionals experienced in ground loop digging and system testing for single-family homes and commercial buildings across Seattle. All enquiries reviewed by specialists familiar with Seattle soil conditions and mild, damp climate requirements.
Our Full StoryWe exist to make geothermal heating accessible for Seattle property owners by connecting them with IGSHPA-certified professionals who install and maintain ground-source systems properly.
All professionals hold IGSHPA certification for ground-source systems
Quotes include ground loop, indoor unit, and permits upfront
Same-day response to repair requests during heating season
Help navigating federal tax credits and Seattle City Light rebates
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