Assured Comfort specializes in Geothermal installation and service.
Bryant Geothermal Units are manufactured by Climate Master.

We install our own underground and pond loops to insure proper installation and are certified in Fusion Technology.

Call us and we will show you how much you can save with Geothermal Heating and Cooling

Geothermal Heating and Cooling A geothermal loop is an efficient, reliable method for heating and cooling your home that uses the natural heat-storing ability of the earth. It's a simple concept, the earth below a certain depth (the "frost line") is a constant temperature of about 50 degrees year-round. Heat can be taken from the ground and transferred to the air in your home during the winter. Heat can also be transferred back into the ground during summer to cool your home.

The basic elements of the system include: Buried loops of piping (the ground loop) A biodegradable liquid antifreeze A pump module to circulate the antifreeze A heat pump The loops of piping are buried in the ground and are connected to the circulating pump inside your home. The pump module circulates a mixture of water and biodegradable antifreeze through the buried pipe loops, and the liquid mixture absorbs heat from the ground as it flows through the loop. The heat pump takes heat from the liquid mixture and transfers it to the air, which is circulated in your home. To cool your home in the summer, the system simply works in reverse.

What are the Benefits?

• Environmental impact: Ground-source heat is naturally renewable and non-polluting.
• Energy efficiency: A geothermal heat pump can move more than three units of heat energy for every one unit of electrical energy used to power the system.
• Lower operating costs: A geothermal system can cut utility bills by 40-60 percent compared to conventional heating and cooling systems.
• Lower maintenance costs: All equipment is protected indoors or underground.
• Single system: Geothermal equipment provides both heating and cooling in one system.
• Life span: A geothermal system can have a life expectancy of up to 30 years; ground loops are often warranted for up to 50 years.
• Indoor comfort: Geothermal systems eliminate the drafts common with conventional forced-air systems.
• Design flexibility: Geothermal systems can be easily and inexpensively subdivided or expanded to fit building remodeling or additions.
• Safety: No dangers of gas leaks or carbon monoxide poisoning.