Your #1 Energy Saver
Geothermal has proven itself to be your #1 energy saver in the heating and cooling sector.
What we do
Haliburton Geothermal provides horizontal, vertical and lake loop geothermal heating and cooling systems. Based in Haliburton, Ontario, we service homeowners, cottage owners and commercial properties in Haliburton County and surrounding areas.
The Process
Signing a contract and having someone in your house installing a new appliance can be looming and perhaps uncomfortable. We want to make this process easy for you so here are 10 steps of the process when getting a new geothermal system into your house.
1. Contact a Geothermal Contractor
2. Site Visit
3. Get a Quote
4. The Contract
5. The Install
6. Flush
7. Ignition
8. The Run THrough
9. revisit
10. Schedule Check-Ups

Become
an
Expert
When researching if a geothermal system will be right for your home or business, you may come across terms you are not familiar with. Reading our glossary of geothermal terms will help.

Facts
vs
myths
While geothermal has proven itself to be your #1 energy saver in the heating and cooling sector, there are still many myths surrounding this application. Find out more on our Facts vs Myths page.

FRequently
asked
Questions
Still have more questions? After reading through our geothermal glossary and geothermal facts vs myths, you may still have questions. Find the answers on our frequently asked questions page.
About Us
Haliburton Geothermal is a division of Greg Brown Construction and is operated by Greg Brown and his staff. With over 30 years in the construction industry in Haliburton, Greg has developed a vast knowledge of the area and how to operate a strong business. With our first geothermal system being installed in Haliburton in 2008, we have since installed over 50 systems throughout Haliburton county and in neighboring communities as well.
Save Money
Energy efficient: The money used to purchase and operate a geothermal unit in your home will save you money long term as you can save 2/3’s of a comparable heating bill every year.
Go Green
Environmentally friendly: Geothermal systems are highly energy efficient and do not burn fuel to produce heat; they do not produce greenhouse gases or harmful exhaust gases.
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