UMR Geothermal

Creating comfort with natural renewable energy.

UMR Geothermal has the expertise to provide the best in energy efficient heating and cooling systems. With over twelve years of experience in the design and installation of geothermal systems, you can be assured you'll receive the finest products and service currently available.

UMR Geothermal carries the following credentials:

IGSHPA-accredited installer
EPA-certified service technicians
Manufacturers' certified training
Licensed, insured and bonded throughout the metropolitan area.

Our staff is well trained, knowledgeable and ready to help you with any of your upcoming projects. Meet our staff...feel free to contact any of us to learn more about what we can do for you.

Explaining Geothermal
Heating Solutions
The word geothermal is a term that describes Geoexchange (ground source heating and cooling). Geoexchange is the process of using the renewable energy from the earth to heat and cool a building by means of heat transfer.

In the winter, the heat from the ground is drawn out through a series of pipes called a loop field, that are installed into the earth. A water/antifreeze solution runs through the piping capturing the warmth and delivering it to the heat pump inside the building. The heat pump then uses refrigerant to transfer the heat into the air or water that is heating the structure.

In the summer, the very same ground source heat pump (GSHP) simply reverses and pulls the heat from the building, carries it through the loops, and rejects the heat into the earth. This process saves energy due to the fact that the heat pump is now dumping heat into 50 degree ground versus 80-100 degree outside air temperature.

Geothermal energy, the cost-effective alternate to gas systems

The universal definition of geothermal is "...pertaining to the heat of the earth" and it is an unlimited resource. The property surrounding a suburban home or other building contains a vast reservoir of low temperature ther...