Geothermal Repair & Installation in Elkhart, IN
At Church Plumbing & Heating, our certified and insured HVAC specialists work hard to help our clients enjoy the many benefits of clean, renewable energy. Our technicians can help you select, install, maintain, and repair the geothermal HVAC systems you need to enjoy superior comfort, a reduced environmental footprint, and considerable savings on your utility bills.
When you want exceptional performance and long-term solutions, you can depend on our team to deliver the service and solutions you need.
Contact Church Plumbing & Heating at (574) 295-6844 to discover the many advantages of choosing geothermal systems for your home in Elkhart, IN.
Signs You Need Geothermal Repair
It’s important to closely monitor your ground source heating system. If you notice the following, we recommend scheduling repairs as soon as possible:
- Weird noises or odors: Air bubbles in the system and odors can indicate air bubbles or bacterial growth within the system.
- Lack of heat in winter: This can occur when air filters are clogged, or there is a problem with the loop pressure.
- Insufficient airflow: This happens because of clogged air filters, obstructed registers, or blown fuses.
- Rising indoor humidity: This happens because of problems with airflow, refrigerant leaks, or improper system sizing.
- Water leaks: Leaks are not common, but they can diminish system performance when they occur.
Expert Installation & Replacement
Geothermal HVAC systems are a cost-effective, energy-efficient solution that will deliver up to 50 years of reliable operation. Our region is well-suited for geothermal energy production, and homeowners with geothermal systems enjoy superior comfort and reliability throughout the year.
While costlier than furnaces and air conditioners, the long-term energy savings, lower utility bills, and reduced repair and replacement frequency add up to considerable savings and enhanced comfort every year.
Contact Church Plumbing & Heating at (574) 295-6844 to schedule geothermal installation or replacement in Elkhart, IN.
Maintenance & Tune-Ups
Our geothermal maintenance and tune-up services will keep your geothermal heat pump and other systems in prime condition. We service a broad range of systems and will perform the tasks required to keep your system delivering energy-efficient heating and cooling for your home. Our maintenance and tune-up services should be performed annually. The service includes:
- Changing air filters
- Cleaning components
- Assessing heat pump performance
- Confirming loop fluid levels and temperature
- Confirming appropriate flow rate
- And more
Contact Church Plumbing & Heating at (574) 295-6844 today to request geothermal maintenance in Elkhart, IN.
Why Choose Church?
At Church Plumbing & Heating, our geothermal heat pump technicians will help you enjoy the long-term benefits geothermal systems provide. Our attention to detail and dedication to delivering superior quality is the foundation of our business, and we guarantee your satisfaction with our services. We use industry-approved techniques and state-of-the-art technologies to install, maintain, and repair the geothermal systems you depend on. When you want to enjoy the benefits of geothermal heating and cooling, you can depend on us.
Contact Church Plumbing & Heating at (574) 295-6844 to learn more about our company and our geothermal heating and cooling solutions in Elkhart and South Bend.
FAQs
Is geothermal really worth the investment?
Geothermal systems represent a considerable investment. However, most homeowners experience payback periods of between five and seven years. With outdoor components having an estimated 50-year life span and indoor components at 25 years, the efficiency and long-term energy savings offer considerable dividends.
Interested in geothermal heat pumps for your home? View our blog, “Is Geothermal Right for Me” for more information and things to consider.
Are there any tax breaks from the government for installing geothermal systems?
Yes, 30% federal tax credits are available for installing ground source heat pumps. The caveat is that the geothermal heating and cooling system must meet established ENERGY STAR® guidelines. The State of Indiana also offers a geothermal property tax deduction. Combined, these significantly reduce the investment required to install geothermal systems in your home.
