Reduce Your Annual Cooling Costs by 40%
Reduce Your Annual Cooling Costs by 40%
A geothermal heat pump is the most energy-efficient, cost-effective way to cool your home, even during the hottest summers.
40% more energy efficient than central AC
Get it for $0 down
Pays for itself over time
Operating costs as low as $2/day

What is Dandelion Geothermal?

The Dandelion Energy home geothermal system replaces your home’s existing air conditioning and heating equipment with a powerful heat pump and safe, underground pipes that move heat between the earth and your home.

In the winter, the ground loops move heat stored in the ground into your home. In the summer, the ground loops returns heat from your home to the ground. This means installing a geothermal air conditioner can reduce your electricity use by 25 to 50 percent!

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Geothermal vs. Central Air Conditioning
Geothermal
VS
Central AC
$295
Yearly Electric Operating Cost
$512
Geothermal Heat pump lasts 25+ years
Average Life Span
A well-maintained AC should last 10 to 15 years.
$5,900
20 Year Operating Cost
$10,240
$4,340
Savings Over 20 Years
N/A
$0 down financing available
Financing
Financing not always available via contractor
80% less CO2 emissions than Central AC
Carbon Footprint
1,500 Pounds of annual CO2 Output
Dandelion Geothermal
Geothermal heating, cooling, and domestic warm water system $18,000 - $25,000 base price
VS
Propane
Propane furnace, central air conditioning system, and domestic water heater $15,500 base price
$1,532 - Heating
$295 - Cooling
$1,827 Total Costs
Yearly Operating Cost
$3,205 - Heating
$512 - Cooling
$3,717 Total Costs
$36,540
20 Year Operating Cost
$74,340
$54,540 - $61,540
Total 20 Year Price
$89,840
$28,300 - $35,300
Savings Over 20 Years
$0
$0 down financing available
Financing
Financing not always available via contractor
Dandelion Geothermal
Geothermal heating, cooling, and domestic warm water system $18,000 - $25,000 base price
VS
Natural Gas
Natural gas furnace, central air conditioning system, and domestic water heater $15,500 base price
$1,532 - Heating
$295 - Cooling
$1,827 Total Costs
Yearly Operating Cost
$1,602 - Heating
$512 - Cooling
$2,114 Total Costs
$36,540
20 Year Operating Cost
$42,280
$54,540 - $61,540
Total 20 Year Price
$57,780
$3,240
Savings Over 20 Years
$0
$0 down financing available
Financing
Financing not always available via contractor
Did you know Dandelion Geothermal also does heating? To learn more, click here.


Benefits of Geothermal
Capture Utility, State, and Federal Tax Credits & Incentives
Unlike central AC, homeowners who install geothermal systems get major tax credits at the federal, state, and utility levels.
For more information on utility, state, and federal incentives click here.
The Most Energy Efficient AC System

When it comes to efficiency, geothermal AC beats conventional central AC by far. Geothermal heat pumps use the steady temperatures from the Earth and release heat into the cool underground, which makes it 30-40% more efficient than a conventional AC. Installing a geothermal air conditioner can reduce your electricity use by 25 to 50 percent!

Convenience

Geothermal is pure convenience compared to conventional HVAC. At a minimum, conventional heating and cooling require two distinctly different systems for different seasons. In the summer you likely use central AC for cooling and in the winter your home is heated by a central furnace that is powered by natural gas, fuel, or oil.

Geothermal is a simple, straightforward, and convenient 2-1 system that provides both heating and cooling. Instead of installing, operating, and maintaining two separate pieces of HVAC equipment in your home, geothermal offers an energy-efficient, cost effective heating and cooling system for the price of one.

Built to Last

Geothermal Systems are durable, long-lasting and predictably low-maintenance. The 20+ year lifespan of the Dandelion Heat Pump and 50+ year lifespan of the ground loops ensure reliable cooling for decades to come, plus you get the added benefit of a 2-1 HVAC system that can be used for heating as well.

A conventional central air conditioning system will typically last between 12 to 15 years. Often, the main components significantly degenerate within the first 5 to 10 years, causing a steady decline in efficiency. Unlike geothermal, conventional AC requires regular maintenance and is more likely to incur damage as the compressor is exposed to the elements.

Most Environmentally Friendly

The U.S. EPA says geothermal heat pumps are “the most energy-efficient, environmentally clean, and cost-effective systems for heating and cooling buildings.” Installing geothermal is the single biggest thing a homeowner can do to reduce their CO2 emissions. Conventional Air conditioners in the U.S. alone release over 100 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year.

Geothermal uses the natural heat energy stored in the Earth, an abundant, renewable resource that reduces greenhouse gas emissions and lessens the negative environmental footprint associated with conventional ACs. To learn more about the environmental impact of geothermal click here.

Safer, Healthier Home

Upgrading to geothermal AC is one of the most impactful things you can do to support a healthier home environment. Geothermal systems don’t burn fossil fuels at all, whether in the summer or the winter. This eliminates the risk of carbon-monoxide poisoning which can cause sickness or even death.

A geothermal system doesn’t bring outside air indoors regularly like conventional HVAC equipment. As a result, pollutants like pollen, dust and dirt can’t impact your indoor air quality as easily.

Increase Your Home's Value

Studies show that homes with new, energy-efficient features sell quicker and for more money than homes with outdated, old systems. More and more buyers in today’s market want long-lasting appliances like Geothermal that reduce their energy costs and their carbon footprint.

Comfortable Year Round

Geothermal provides stable, even temperatures throughout the home during the hottest summer days. Since geothermal heat pumps rely on the constant energy underground, it’s unaffected by outdoor air temperatures and extreme weather conditions. No matter how hot the aboveground temperature gets, the ground loops will always have access to the constant 55°F ground temperature.

See Why Homeowners Across the Northeast Love Dandelion
“I saved $1,500 with my Dandelion system when calculating all expenses that go into heating and cooling the home including the electricity costs.”
Michael H.
Putnam County
“The price point is lower than my monthly heating bill and I get central air out of the deal.”
Mathew V
Albany County
“The system itself is awesome. Cheap to operate, and quiet. The AC is incredibly powerful and keeps the house very comfortable.”
Ari K.
Westchester County
“We are happy with the unit and expect a 75% savings on our annual energy costs when combined with our solar.”
Marie C.
Albany County
“Very pleased with our geothermal system, the installation and customer service. The system operates as described, the installation went smoothly and the customer service is always helpful and responsive.”
Walter P.
Dutchess County
Save $1,000s when you replace your central AC with geothermal.
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