Geothermal Heating and Cooling Solutions for New Construction in Portland

Up to 50% Lower Energy Consumption

Geothermal systems are two to five times more efficient than conventional HVAC systems. It offers up to 50% lower energy bills for homeowners.

Built to Last 50+ Years

Federal and State Incentives Lower Costs

Geothermal installation offers big savings with federal tax credits of up to 30%, Oregon rebates, and local utility incentives. These benefits make it a smart and affordable choice for new construction.

Zero Onsite Carbon Emissions

Quiet and Comfortable Operation

With no outdoor compressors or noisy fans, geothermal systems operate nearly silently. It delivers consistent indoor temperatures without drafts, cold spots, or sudden temperature fluctuations.

Minimal Maintenance Requirements

With fewer moving parts and protected underground components, geothermal systems require fewer maintenance services. Compared to conventional HVAC units, geothermal systems reduce long-term service costs.

Detailed Planning and Site Analysis

We perform property evaluations using soil thermal conductivity tests, groundwater analysis, and precise Manual J, S, and D load calculations to size the system accurately. We coordinate with architects and builders to integrate ground loops, ductwork, and mechanical components seamlessly into your home’s design.

Ground Loop Design and Installation

We design vertical boreholes up to 400 feet deep or horizontal trenches based on thermal test results and site conditions. We use HDPE SDR11 piping with heat-fused joints, pressure-test loops at 150 psi, and grout with high-conductivity material to ensure optimal heat transfer and long-term durability.

Heat Pump and Ductwork Integration

Full System Performance Testing

We conduct flow calibration, electrical diagnostics, and verify COP performance ranging from 3.5 to 5.5. We fine-tune pumps, balance loads, and log system data to ensure maximum efficiency and flawless operation before handover.

Support and Maintenance Service

We provide scheduled inspections, loop pressure checks, and remote monitoring. We ensure every component operates in optimal condition, and we offer long-term service plans keeping your geothermal system performing efficient.

How Much It Costs for Geothermal System Service

for New Construction?

Installing a geothermal heating and cooling system during new construction in Portland typically costs between $15,000 and $30,000. The exact price depends on home size, soil type, and the ground loop configuration. Vertical loop systems generally cost between $20,000 and $30,000 due to the need for deep drilling, while horizontal loops range from $15,000 to $25,000 because they require less specialized equipment. Additional costs may include $1,500–$3,000 for ductwork integration, $500–$2,000 for permits, and up to $2,000 for electrical upgrades.

Vertical ground loops are more expensive because drilling can reach depths of 150 to 300 feet, requiring advanced drilling rigs and longer installation time. Horizontal systems are less costly where there is enough land for trenches, but soil conditions, such as rocky terrain, can increase excavation expenses by $2,000 or more. The heat pump unit itself typically costs $4,000 to $8,000, with remaining expenses covering the connection to the duct system, loop installation, and system calibration.

We provide a transparent cost analysis for every geothermal installation project. We evaluate your property and recommend the most cost-effective loop design. We also outline all tax credits, state incentives, and utility rebates to reduce your upfront investment.