The 26% federal tax credit for energy efficient home upgrades won't last forever, so take advantage of it today to pile savings on top of savings. Heat and cool with dirt, not oil. Yes, dirt! The ground beneath your feet is being used by millions to heat and air condition their homes. Geothermal heating and cooling is FOUR TIMES as efficient as traditional HVAC systems, costs less to operate, and can be a smart investment. Try the savings calculator to get an estimate of price, savings, and financing for a geothermal system in your area today!

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About Us

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Ground Source, Inc. is proud to serve the people of Holton and the surrounding area with prompt, quality service. We install WaterFurnace products which have industry leading warranties and performance. We pride ourselves on exceptional customer service. Call 785-364-2514 today to schedule a service appointment or for a free, no-obligation consultation.

Geothermal 101

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Geothermal Heating and Cooling is often referred to as Geo-exchange, Geothermal, or Ground Source Heating and Cooling. They all mean the exact same thing, so don't get confused by these names being interchanged. Geothermal heating & cooling is not to be confused with a geothermal power plant. A geothermal power plant generates electricity using the core of the earth - we are not referring to this, ever. We are talking about using the crust of the earth to heat and cool a home or building; there is no lava or electricity generation involved.

How it works

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As the seasons change from spring to winter, temperatures fluctuate throughout the year. Some climates can range from blazing summers to chilly winters; Holton included. Did you know there is a pretty consistent temperature, regardless of climate or season, just below the ground? The Earth's crust absorbs 47% of the sun's heat (energy) and is maintained in the ground a few feet below the surface.

Financial Case

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Let's look at the financial case of replacing an aging 13 SEER air conditioner and 80 AFUE furnace with high-efficiency conventional equipment versus upgrading to a WaterFurnace geothermal heat pump. If you're shopping for new HVAC equipment, it's probably because your existing equipment is nearing the end of its useful life or you're building a new house.

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