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Who are the geo heat exchangers? GEO Heat Exchangers is comprised of four shops: Due to repeated and increasing customer requests for field service, GEO Field Service LLC was formed in June, 2002. The field service group is led by Mark Wells, Ronnie Haydel, Dwayne Rogers, and several first class mechanics and welders with many years of safe field experience.

How do you install a geothermal heat exchanger underground? Underground heat exchangers for geothermal heat pumps (GHPs) are not placed until the heating loads of the buildings they’ll serve are known. To start drilling or digging and just “throw some pipe about” will not result in an effective installation.

Do i need a permit to install a bored geothermal heat exchanger? A bored geothermal heat exchanger must be installed by a well contractor or bored geothermal heat exchanger contractor licensed by MDH. Prior to installing this system, an applicant must obtain a BGHE Construction Permit from MDH.

What is a geothermal heating system? A geothermal system is a heating or cooling system utilizes the earth as a heat source (to obtain heat in winter) or as a heat sink (to discharge heat for cooling in summer). Geothermal systems simply take advantage of the relatively constant temperature within the earth.

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