Geothermal Installation in Iowa
Thinking Geothermal? Think Des Moines Comfort
When you want the most efficient heating and cooling system available, you want geothermal. Geothermal heating and cooling are both efficient and environmentally friendly and even better, it can pay for itself in as little as 5 years!
Advantages of Geothermal Systems
- Can pay for itself in as little as 5 years
- Reduced your carbon footprint
- Utility bills are a fraction of the cost of gas heat bills
- Great for locations without natural gas access
- A great alternative to propane furnaces
Why Trust Des Moines Comfort with Your Geothermal Installation?
Our geothermal installations definitely stand out against our competitors! Here's why:
- We custom build our connecting ductwork to the geo unit
- We insulate our systems for noise reduction
- We use flexible vibration connectors at our equipment
- We provide touchscreen HD Wi-Fi stats
- Our systems are quiet, reliable, have a 10-year parts and labor warranty
- All of our installations are vertical installations that provide the highest efficiencies on the market
- We use thermally enhanced grout around our pipes in the wells that guarantee the best heat transfer from day one
- Our techs are factory trained, experienced and friendly
- Guaranteed satisfaction
We also do geothermal pond installations.
Call Des Moines Comfort
We know you want to hire a company that you love to work with and trust and our friendly team of experts is ready to make you a Des Moines Comfort customer for life.
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
- Financing Available with Approved Credit
- Competitive Pricing
- Product Warranties
- Friendly Staff
- Experienced Technicians
- Ongoing Training
- 24/7 Emergency Service Available
- BBB Rating: A+
Call us today and see why Des Moines Comfort is your best choice for geothermal installations.
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FAQ's for Geothermal Installation
Geothermal heat pumps can do all sorts of things—from heating and cooling homes to warming swimming pools. These systems transfer heat by pumping water or a refrigerant (a special type of fluid) through pipes just below the Earth's surface, where the temperature is a constant 50 to 60°F.
During the winter, the water or refrigerant absorbs warmth from the Earth, and the pump brings this heat to the building above. In the summer, some heat pumps can run in reverse and help cool buildings.
Still have questions? We'll be glad to answer them, just reach out at 515-266-4660 or contact us here.
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You Can Trust Des Moines Comfort
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Over 657 5-Star Reviews
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100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Friendly, Experienced Experts
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Ongoing Tech Training
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24/7 Emergency Service Available
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BBB Rating: A+