Stop wasting energy & money on high utility bills! Go green & save some green with geothermal energy from Blue Valley Heating & Cooling

A geothermal heat pump or ground source heat pump (GSHP) is a central heating and/or cooling system that transfers heat from the ground for heating and to the ground for cooling. It uses the earth as a heat source (in the winter) and a heat sink (in the summer).  This design takes advantage of the constant moderate temperature in the ground to provide heating and cooling at lower operating costs compared to standard HVAC heating and cooling systems.

Blue Valley Heating & Cooling has been designing and installing state-of-the-art heating and cooling geothermal systems in Colorado for years.  We offer expertise, top-notch customer service, and competitive rates.

  • Economic and Feasibility Analysis
    We provide an in-depth analysis of your savings versus initial investment. We also take into account your specific location and building features to help you decide if geothermal is right for you.
  • Ground Loop Design
    A properly sized ground loop is the key to a great geothermal system. Using experience with local geology from over 200 installed geothermal systems, we can optimize your loop design based on both your site conditions and your building load requirements.
  • Equipment Installation
    Our expert technicians are experienced in both new construction and retrofits of existing homes. We take a “systems” approach‚ the right equipment, the right ground loop, and the right distribution system for seamless integration.
  • Thermal Conductivity Testing
    For commercial and very large residential projects we offer in-situ thermal conductivity testing to minimize guesswork and risk
  • Geo Thermal System Service
    During a geo thermal system service call, we will inspect the following components:
  • Inspect and Clean Air Coil if Necessary
  • Inspect and Clean or Replace Filter
  • Inspect and Clean Heat Recovery Ventilator Core and Filters
  • Check Blower Operation and Clean Blower Wheel if Necessary
  • Check Ground Loop Pressure and Temperatures
  • Check and Clean Condensate Lines
  • Priority Service Scheduling
  • Check Refrigerant Charge
  • Check All Line and Low Voltage Connections
  • Check System Electronic Controls
  • Check and Record Operating Conditions
  • Check for Proper Operation (After being Cleaned & Inspected)

HOW GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS WORK

Call Blue Valley Heating & Cooling of Frederick and Firestone for your next geothermal system repair, service, or installation in Colorado!