Welcome to Ground Loop Heating and Air Conditioning, a family-owned business specializing in residential and light commercial, ultra-efficient heating and cooling! Ground Loop is hiring for all field positions! Ground Loop Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc., is the largest and most experienced geothermal heating and cooling installer this side of the Mississippi.
We install WaterFurnace geothermal systems and are proud to bring you over 30 years of WaterFurnace geothermal experience. Ground Loop specializes in all things geothermal. Whether it's a traditional geothermal energy system using vertical, horizontal, or pond loops; geo radiant flooring; or full-time geo domestic hot water; Ground Loop has your answers.
I had Ground Loop install my system a few years back and have used their maintenance program ever since. My ground loop heating and air system runs great and I love how I save over 40% versus my standard system in my previous home. Ground Loop's employees are always polite and super knowledgeable.
We install WaterFurnace geothermal systems and are proud to bring you over 30 years of WaterFurnace geothermal experience. Ground Loop specializes in all things geothermal. Whether it's a traditional geothermal energy system using vertical, horizontal, or pond loops; geo radiant flooring; or full-time geo domestic hot water; Ground Loop has your answers.
I had Ground Loop install my system a few years back and have used their maintenance program ever since. My ground loop heating and air system runs great and I love how I save over 40% versus my standard system in my previous home. Ground Loop's employees are always polite and super knowledgeable.
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Ground Loop Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc., is a third-generation family-owned heating and air conditioning business specializing in WaterFurnace geothermal systems.
What started as a small sheet metal company in Maryland is now one of the most established geothermal companies in the entire country.
For over 30 years, our company has been designing and installing HVAC systems of all sizes for residential and light commercial applications.
We are leaders in innovative technologies that keep families and businesses comfortable, all while saving money and preserving our resources for future generations.
What started as a small sheet metal company in Maryland is now one of the most established geothermal companies in the entire country.
For over 30 years, our company has been designing and installing HVAC systems of all sizes for residential and light commercial applications.
We are leaders in innovative technologies that keep families and businesses comfortable, all while saving money and preserving our resources for future generations.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Star program, leaky ducts in attics or crawlspaces can account for 20 percent or more of a home's heating and cooling energy losses.
This results in higher utility bills for you and difficulty keeping your house comfortable.
Run your system, and check all the ducts and joints you can access.
You can seal these yourself with mastic or foil-backed tape.
You should also seal around where the duct meets the wall.
Duct tape is actually not recommended for ductwork, and any fabric-backed tape will deteriorate over time.
This results in higher utility bills for you and difficulty keeping your house comfortable.
Run your system, and check all the ducts and joints you can access.
You can seal these yourself with mastic or foil-backed tape.
You should also seal around where the duct meets the wall.
Duct tape is actually not recommended for ductwork, and any fabric-backed tape will deteriorate over time.
Most people immediately think of furnaces when opting to heat their homes.
However, boilers provide a highly effective heat option, have a long life, can reach high heating efficiencies, and some types require little or no pumping energy.
Boilers are an important part of a central heating system.
They're a continuous closed loop of pipes carrying heated water (or steam) throughout your home.
As the water runs through the pipes, running through radiators, the hot water cools on its path as it gives off its heat, heating your rooms, then returns back to the boiler to be reheated again.
However, boilers provide a highly effective heat option, have a long life, can reach high heating efficiencies, and some types require little or no pumping energy.
Boilers are an important part of a central heating system.
They're a continuous closed loop of pipes carrying heated water (or steam) throughout your home.
As the water runs through the pipes, running through radiators, the hot water cools on its path as it gives off its heat, heating your rooms, then returns back to the boiler to be reheated again.
You may have heard about ductless heating and cooling systems, but do you know about their advantages?
The most common HVAC systems are central air conditioners and heat pumps that use ducts to deliver conditioned air throughout a building.
Ductless systems are more flexible than traditional systems, because ductless systems don't use ductwork.
All that's needed is a small outdoor unit and one or more indoor units, along with access to electricity and a place to mount the units.
Ductless systems can be installed in either new or existing construction.
The most common HVAC systems are central air conditioners and heat pumps that use ducts to deliver conditioned air throughout a building.
Ductless systems are more flexible than traditional systems, because ductless systems don't use ductwork.
All that's needed is a small outdoor unit and one or more indoor units, along with access to electricity and a place to mount the units.
Ductless systems can be installed in either new or existing construction.
Gas-burning fireplaces are becoming increasingly popular.
With the flip of a switch, you can sit back and enjoy a cozy, warm fire without the effort and messiness of real logs or smoke and fumes.
Gas fireplaces burn with up to a 90 percent efficiency rating, meaning almost no pollution.
Good for you, your home, and the environment.
Gas fireplaces are now designed to visually simulate a real-wood-burning fireplace so that many people can't even tell the difference.
They have the glowing red embers and orange flames that normally accompany a wood fire.
With the flip of a switch, you can sit back and enjoy a cozy, warm fire without the effort and messiness of real logs or smoke and fumes.
Gas fireplaces burn with up to a 90 percent efficiency rating, meaning almost no pollution.
Good for you, your home, and the environment.
Gas fireplaces are now designed to visually simulate a real-wood-burning fireplace so that many people can't even tell the difference.
They have the glowing red embers and orange flames that normally accompany a wood fire.
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