Polymer Mat GeoExchange Systems
We Deliver Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems. Minus The Drill Rig.
We Speak GeoExchange
From feasibility to commissioning, we support the installation of ground-source heat pump systems that challenge status quos while outperforming conventional designs.
Residential
Turn-key solutions for new construction and retrofits.
Commercial
Full construction management rge-scale commercial projects.
Controlled Environment
Bespoke solutions for controlled environment agriculture projects.
No Drilling Rig Required
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ModuLoop heat exchangers enable geothermal heat transfer without the costs and equipment required to to bore hundreds of feet into the earth.
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Whether it’s negative 40°F to 120°F outside, ground-source heat pump systems maintain their efficiency by relying on the stable temperatures under our feet.
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Geothermal heat pump systems are the most energy efficient and low-maintenance system for heating and cooling any building. HR-1 continued support for geothermal heat pump systems until 2032 offering tax credits equivalent to 50% of the entire system value dramatically improving payback periods.
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Ground-source heat exchange systems are capable of providing highly efficient heating, cooling, and water heating. They can also provide simultaneous heating and cooling increasing comfort and efficiency.
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Ground-source heat exchange systems use all-electric water-source heat pumps. They can be powered by on-site solar energy and backed-up by battery and/or generators.
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Ground-source heat pump systems can be installed in single family homes or scaled up as part of a thermal energy network with multiple buildings of any type.
Did You Know?
GeoExchange Heat Pump Systems Are Better For The Grid
A 2023 analysis from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) assessed the potential impacts of national-scale mass deployment of geoexchange heat pump systems. It found that if deployed alongside weatherization in 70% of US buildings, it would displace 593 TWh (Tera-Watt Hours) of electricity generation annually and avoid seven gigatons of carbon-equivalent emissions by 2050.
