The ground beneath your yard stays at a fairly steady temperature, while the air above it swings with the seasons. With geothermal installation in Ann Arbor, MI, Koch & White Heating and Cooling helps your home tap into that steady energy. The result is a quiet, renewable system that can last for decades with proper care, significantly lowering monthly utility bills.
Request a free estimate from Koch & White for geothermal installation in Ann Arbor.
We’ve served homeowners in Washtenaw County since 1934. As a 100% employee-owned company, every technician in your job has a personal stake in getting it right. We install geothermal alongside the furnaces and AC systems we handle as an HVAC company in Ann Arbor.
A furnace burns fuel to make heat, and a standard AC pushes heat into the outdoor air. Geothermal heating and cooling takes a different approach. It moves heat through buried pipes, using the earth’s stable temperature instead of burning fossil fuels.
Geothermal isn’t the right fit for every home. If you’d rather keep a conventional setup, we also offer heating services and air conditioning services for traditional systems.
Every installation starts with an in-home consultation. We look at your home’s layout and current system. Then we run a load calculation to size the heat pump for your home. As your geothermal heat pump installers, we coordinate the underground loop work and connect the indoor unit to your ductwork. Before we leave, we test the full system and walk you through how it operates. If you already have an aging geothermal system, we can replace the indoor unit and evaluate the existing loop.
Geothermal is a long-term investment, so careful planning matters. We provide free replacement estimates, and you can finance the project with approved credit. Our team will help you compare options and decide if geothermal installation makes sense for your home.
Schedule a consultation with Koch & White to plan your geothermal installation in Ann Arbor.
Geothermal systems are new to many homeowners, so questions are common.
It moves heat between your home and the ground. In winter, fluid in the buried loop absorbs heat from the earth. The heat pump extracts that heat and delivers it to your home’s heating system. In summer, the system reverses the process, sending heat from your home back into the ground.
Many properties can fit a loop, but the layout depends on your lot. Horizontal loops run through shallow trenches and need more open yard space. Vertical loops go deep into the ground and work well on smaller lots. We’ll assess your property during the consultation and recommend the right approach.
Yes. We offer financing options on approved credit to help you spread the cost of a new system.
With proper care, an indoor heat pump typically can last between 20 to 25 years. The underground loop can remain in service for up to 50 years, so it often outlives more than one heat pump.
Yes. Our technicians service and repair geothermal systems, including the ground loop and indoor components. That hands-on experience carries into every installation we complete.
We have proudly served Ann Arbor and the surrounding region for over 90 years.
Our certified technicians receive continuous training, ensuring you always receive the most advanced solutions.
We are proud to be 100% employee-owned, fostering a shared commitment to success and innovation.
Our expert technicians have been recognized by the Carrier President’s Award for 7 straight years.
We are committed to ensuring your home safety and comfort above all else.
