The benefits of Dandelion geothermal
Say goodbye to heating fuels and welcome better air quality and comfort. Abundant federal and state incentives make geothermal more affordable than ever. Join millions of others in switching to geothermal.
- High-performance, even on the hottest and coolest days.
- Quieter inside, invisible outside.
- The lowest utility bills you’ll ever have.
- Super long life, super low maintenance.
Introducing Dandelion Geo
The quietest, most efficient heat pump on the market.
The highest-performance geothermal heat pump you can buy is designed to be an easy swap for your old furnace or boiler.
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How it works
Earth-powered efficiency
Geothermal doesn’t create heat, it captures and concentrates warmth from below.
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Tens of thousands of dollars in incentives
Federal, local and utility rebates are stackable, so you only pay a fraction of the price for a geothermal system.
Up to 70% lower utility bills
Geothermal delivers a huge cut to both your heating and cooling costs throughout the year.
75% lower carbon footprint
Switching to geothermal from conventional heating and cooling makes a massive difference. Learn more here.
Cost Savings | Conventional | Dandelion Geothermal |
---|---|---|
Equipment | $10,000 | $10,000 |
Installation | $6,000 | $35,000 |
State + Federal Credits | $0 | ($20,500) |
Upfront Cost | $16,000 | $24,500 |
Annual Utility Costs | $4,000 | $1,500 |
7-year Total Cost | $44,000 | $35,000 |
Increase in Home Value | $0 | $20,000 |
Example price comparison, 2,500 sq ft single family home in Maryland
What to expect
- Connect with an Authorized Installer Click Get Started below to see if Dandelion is available in your area. We’ll connect you with an Authorized Installer who will help you determined if geothermal is right for your home.
- Design and permitting Your Authorized Installer will design a geothermal system to meet your needs and then submit for permits. Typically permitting takes one to two months.
- Ground loop installation Once permits are received, your ground loops will be installed in your yard. This involves drilling one or more narrow (6”) boreholes hundreds of feet deep, installing the ground loops, and connecting them into your basement through a shallow trench.
- Heat pump installation The final step is installing the heat pump in your home (typically in a basement or mechanical room). This takes between 1-3 days. Once the heat pump is internally connected to the ground loop, you are ready to start enjoying the planet’s most efficient heating and cooling system!