
Photo gallery of our work
We have installed over 50 systems throughout Haliburton county’s diverse topography and in neighboring communities as well. See some photos of our work and and get inspired!
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It’s a muddy job at times, but we need to ensure that the loops are installed properly
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Radiant floor loops installed for a kitchen. Wooden blocks are used to drill plumbing lines
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This is a hydronic system for a 4800 sq ft bungalow. A very large system for a large house
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These trenches are not always a small thing. Proper size excavation equipment is needed.
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Bringing the loop into the house. We install a tracing wire with all horizontal systems
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A typical Flow Centre and a 4 ton forced air geothermal system with copper lines plumbed into the domsetic hot water

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.
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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