Vermont Geothermal - Dandelion Energy

Green Mountain Power Homeowners can save $1000s with Geothermal Heating & Cooling

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Geothermal heating & cooling for $0 down and as little as $150 / month*

"We paid nothing upfront and paid less our first year than we paid each year for oil."

"The house has never been warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer."

SCOTT S.
Ballston Spa, NY

Benefits of a Dandelion Geothermal System

Eliminate your fuel deliveries and heating bills

Fuel & propane customers can save $1,000s on heating & cooling every year

Over 30% more efficient than a Central AC

Take advantage of utility, state, and federal Incentives

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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.

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Dandelion in the press

“When you are looking for ways to heat and cool your home, it's hard to beat geothermal heat pumps.”

“Homeowners who rely on conventional heating, such as fuel oil or propane, stand to see the most savings from a geothermal system.”

"How to heat your home without hurting the planet"
- Kathy Hannun Ted Talk

Why Choose Dandelion?

Qualified:

Over 100 combined years of geothermal experience

Experienced:

The #1 geothermal installer in the Northeast

Innovative:

Incubated at Google’s X Lab

Trusted:

International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA)

Own the process:

We sell, install, and service our own product

Vermont Homeowners Can Save Big With Federal and Utility Geothermal Incentives

Federal Incentives

In 2022, the federal tax incentives known as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) will cover 26% of a Dandelion geothermal system. However, the percentage covered by the ITC will decrease to 22% in 2023, and 0% in 2024.

Utility Incentives

Green Mountain Power will be offering an incentive of $1,800 per ton that is based on the system’s heating output, and Efficiency Vermont is offering an additional $300, for a combined $2,100 per ton.

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The Northeast's #1 Rated Home Geothermal Installer

Rating: 4.5

Rating: 4.8

Dandelion Energy offers full service Geothermal installations to Green Mountain Power homeowners. We have installed geothermal systems in hundreds of homes across the Northeast.

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See Why Homeowners Across Vermont Love Dandelion

“We will never run out of fuel oil again and we no longer need to call around to get prices on oil delivery.”

Matt V.

Albany County

“Our indoor air quality has improved tremendously. I am so grateful to not smell burning oil when the furnace starts up.”

Sean D.

Dutchess County

“Each person I've been in contact with at Dandelion has been kind and attentive - their mission is clear at all times.”

Carolyn M.

Columbia County

“It’s a no-brainer, economically speaking and for the planet.”

Michael D.

Westchester County

“Couldn't be happier. Kids loved the AC this summer. Something we've never had before.”

Stefan C.

Sullivan County

“What I love most about the system is that it is a steady heat. My parents even commented that the house feels warmer when they came to visit.”

Kristan A.

Saratoga County, NY

“We paid nothing upfront and paid less our first year than we paid each year for oil.”

Scott S.

Saratoga County, NY

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I expect to save?

A typical 2,500 square foot home in Vermont with a heating oil furnace and central air conditioning will see a 47% reduction in total energy costs when switching to a geothermal heating and cooling system.

Vermont gets cold in the winter! Can a geothermal heat pump really keep my home warm?

Absolutely. Geothermal heat pumps rely on the constant 55 degrees temperature found inside the ground year round. This means they are unaffected by outside air temperature and are extremely effective on the coldest winter days.

What is the environmental benefit of switching to geothermal?

According to the Energy Information Administration, a geothermal is the most sustainable, environmentally friendly way to heat & cool your home. It can reduce a home’s CO2 emissions by up to 80%. Over the 25+ year lifespan of the system, that’s equivalent to removing 39 cars from the road for an entire year.

Interested in learning more about geothermal? Visit our blog.

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Meet the Team

“We’ve helped hundreds of homeowners across the Northeast switch to geothermal — a more modern, cost-effective and environmentally friendly heating and cooling option.”

Kathy Hannun

President & Cofounder

"I’m proud to be part of Dandelion’s efforts to promote sustainability and environmental conservation! By upgrading to renewable geothermal energy, Vermont families are helping protect the state’s natural environment and invest in our future."

Brian Gaulzetti

Energy Consultant

"As a Dandelion customer myself, I am thrilled to help my neighbors move away from heating oil and enjoy the many benefits of geothermal heating and cooling."

Patrick O’Gara

Energy Consultant

Upgrade to geothermal and never buy heating oil, propane or natural gas again.

Get started for as low as $0 down and $150/month.

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