Tell us where you are. We'll point you to someone who installs these.
Southeast Geo Solutions is the distributor. We supply the equipment and the ground-loop materials, and we help design the systems, but we don't install residential systems ourselves. The contractors who buy from us do.
Why ask us instead of searching.
Plenty of HVAC companies will say they do geothermal. Fewer have put one in recently, and fewer still have a crew that has trenched a loop field. We know which is which in your area, because they buy from us.
When you talk to them, ask what the manufacturers tell you to ask: are they IGSHPA-certified, are they NATE-certified, are they members of the Geothermal Exchange Organization, and have they completed the equipment maker's own training. Ask whether they'll run a heating and cooling load calculation on your house rather than sizing from whatever is in there now. A contractor who does all of that is the reason a geothermal system performs for thirty years instead of disappointing you for twenty.
Four fields, and your list arrives before you've closed the tab.
You'll get up to three geothermal contractors who cover your area, and they'll get your request at the same moment — so you can call them, or wait for them to call you. Everything after that is theirs: the site visit, the system design, and the quote. Ask each of them what a site evaluation involves and what it costs, because that varies by company.
If we don't have a contractor covering your area yet, you'll hear that from us instead of hearing nothing, and we'll go looking on your behalf.
We send your name and contact details to the contractors on your list and to nobody else. The introduction costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.