Service Identity
Seattle Geothermal helps property owners cut heating bills and go all-electric by arranging trusted geothermal heat pump installation and service. If your heating bills are through the roof with an old furnace or you're looking to slash energy costs with earth-friendly heating, we'll arrange a local IGSHPA-certified professional to install or service your ground-source heat pump.
We work with homeowners replacing inefficient gas boilers during remodels, business owners upgrading commercial buildings to meet Seattle Energy Code, and builders planning geothermal-ready designs for new construction. You get year-round consistent temps, lower utility bills, and peace of mind from a low-maintenance system that aligns with Seattle's green ethos.
How It Works
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Tell us about your property. Share details about your single-family home, commercial building, or multi-unit property. Mention if you're replacing an old heating system, building new, or upgrading for tax credit benefits.
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We review scope and site conditions. We consider ground loop piping requirements, indoor unit placement, and ductwork or radiant floor integration. Site assessment includes soil conditions, yard layout, and capacity verification for your heating and cooling needs.
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Get a clear quote. Your quote covers ground loop digging, heat pump unit, indoor unit, and Seattle permitting. We explain total cost, timeframe for digging and full install, and tax credit eligibility details upfront.
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Installation scheduled. The IGSHPA-certified professional handles ground loop installation, system testing, and final startup. You're informed about yard disruption and daily routine impacts before work begins.
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Ongoing support. After installation, you get guidance on Seattle City Light rebates, federal tax credits, and maintenance for ground loops and heat pump units. Same-day response to repair requests during heating season.
Oversight & Standards
All enquiries are reviewed by specialists familiar with ground loop digging, system testing, and Seattle soil conditions. We consider experience with ground heat exchangers, heat pump units, and integration with existing ductwork or radiant floor systems.
Quality expectations include IGSHPA certification, site assessment capability, and capacity verification for your property type. This addresses concerns like hidden costs from site conditions, unclear total price with ground loop work, and worry about digging damage to property. Standard practice includes checking system size matching home needs and confirming compliance with Seattle Energy Code where relevant.
Service Coverage
We cover Seattle and surrounding areas, serving single-family homes, commercial buildings, and multi-unit properties. Common situations include replacing old heating systems during home remodels, building new homes with efficient heating and cooling, and upgrading commercial spaces to lower energy bills with ground-source systems.
Same-day response to repair requests during heating season. Installation scheduling depends on ground loop work scope, permitting timelines, and site conditions.
Independent Professionals
Seattle Geothermal coordinates with independent IGSHPA-certified geothermal heat pump specialists who perform on-site work. We do not employ these professionals directly. We may earn a referral fee when you hire a professional through our service.
Independent professionals are experienced in ground loop digging, system testing, and final startup. They're able to perform site assessments and capacity verification for residential and commercial installations. We consider IGSHPA certification, experience with Seattle soil conditions, and capability with ground heat exchangers, heat pump units, and ductwork integration when coordinating.
All work is performed under service agreements between you and the independent professional. You receive clear quotes covering ground loop piping, indoor unit, and Seattle permits before work begins.