KJSYSTEMS INC. · GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMP INSTALLATION IN UTAH
A geothermal heat pump heats and cools your home by moving heat to and from the ground through buried loops of pipe, instead of burning fuel or fighting the outdoor air. It is one of the most efficient systems you can put in a home, and it is a strong fit for rural and acreage properties. KJSYSTEMS installs geothermal heat pumps across Utah with one licensed crew for the heat pump, the plumbing and the electrical.
Plumbing · Electrical · Heating & Air · Backup Power
A geothermal install touches three trades: the heat pump itself, the loop and water side, and the electrical service. Most companies hand part of that off. KJSYSTEMS handles plumbing, electrical and heating and air under one licensed company, so one crew is responsible for the whole system working together.
GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMPS
HOW IT WORKS
A few feet down, the ground stays close to the same temperature all year. A water-based fluid circulates through a closed loop of pipe buried in your yard. In winter the heat pump pulls heat from that loop and moves it into the house. In summer it reverses and moves heat out of the house and into the ground. The same unit handles heating, cooling and can help with hot water.
IS IT A FIT?
Geothermal makes the most sense when:
We will look at your property, your current system and your goals and tell you straight whether geothermal or a conventional furnace and A/C is the better buy.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Quoted in writing before work starts
We also service and repair existing geothermal heat pumps: low heat output, loop pressure problems, pump and flow issues, and controls. Call or text and tell us what it is doing.
Common questions
It depends mostly on the loop type and the size of the home, so every job is quoted in writing after a site visit. Utility rebates change often, so we will point you to any that apply when we quote.
Horizontal loops are laid in trenches and need more land. Vertical loops are drilled and fit smaller lots. We recommend the loop type after seeing your property.
Yes. Ground temperatures stay steady below the frost line, so the system keeps heating efficiently through cold snaps.
Across Utah, with a focus on rural and acreage homes. We are based in Eagle Mountain.
Yes. Call or text with the brand and what it is doing, and we will set up a visit.
Shut off the main water valve if you can, then call: plumbing, power or heat.
Get in touch
If water is running or the power is out, call. Don’t fill out a form. For anything you’re planning, either works.
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