Geothermal Installation For
Harbor Springs, Charlevoix, Petoskey
& Surrounding Communities

Geothermal energy is often considered a new form of alternative energy.  While it is new in it’s current application, geothermal energy has been used for thousands of years.  Many cultures have used geothermal energy to their advantage, dating back to some of the Earth's earliest civilizations.

The application of geothermal heating/cooling, also known as ground source heat pumps, has been named "the most energy-efficient and environmentally sensitive of all space conditioning systems", by the Environmental Protection Agency. The system's basic concept takes advantage of the earth's constant temperature, approximately 55 degrees, to heat and cool a home. By tapping this steady flow of heat from the earth in the winter, and displacing heat in the earth in the summer, a geothermal heat pump can save homeowners 40 to 70 percent in heating costs and 30 to 50 percent in cooling costs compared to conventional systems.
How cost effective is a geothermal heating and cooling system? On average, for every $1 you spend on electricity to run your system, in return you’ll receive $4 or more in energy to heat and cool your home. That’s a 500% efficiency rating! Many homeowners see a return on investment (ROI) as high as 28%. Most of our systems also qualify for a 30% federal tax credit of the total system cost. Learn more about the federal tax credit here.

You can trust our professionals to expertly design and install the system that best fits your individual needs, situation, and pocketbook. We’ll walk you through various equipment options and present the proposal we feel will work best for your home. MacGregor proudly carries and installs Bosch Geothermal heating and cooling equipment. Our geothermal team is by far the most knowledgeable, highly trained, and experienced crew in the Emmet & Charlevoix county area. We guarantee your satisfaction 100%. Call us today to schedule a free in-home estimate 231-526-9633.

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