Geothermal expert needed in Baltimore (Steamhead)

Garbear

My dad had a geothermal unit installed years ago, and he's had a lot of trouble with it. As a matter of fact, it is down at the moment. It seems that the guy who installed it didn't really know what he was doing. Now they say they have to replace it because there's a leak in the copper coils underground. Since it is still under warranty, they will provide the unit, but my dad will have to pay for the installation again. Is this common procedure?
Thanks

Steamhead (in transit)

One of my Vapor customers

is planning to build a mixed-use building and use Geothermal. He's finding a lack of expertise in this area so I thought I'd put the call out here.... anyone interested? Building is in the planning stages at the moment.

TIA-

"Steamhead"

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escaseadjug1793177

Do you have any idea of the size of the building? Heating and cooling from geothermal?

Geotech

Geothermal

I can give you some support for your geothermal questions,. We have been selling and installing geo systems for over 30yrs. Send me an email with your phone # and we can talk. I have a return question for you about a problem steam system. That we dont specialize in!
Thanks,
Gary Schultz
Porter & Heckman

Steamhead (in transit)

Building size

is roughly 100,000 square feet, and they want to both heat and cool with geo. They do have a mechanical engineer on the team but no one involved has worked with geo yet, hence the request for an expert.

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Steamhead (in transit)

Done

check your e-mail, Gary.

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escaseadjug1793177

I worked on a job 2 years ago that the owner wanted to heat and cool a 7000 sf contemporary house that had approximately 80% glass on the main floor. The geothermal field was been dry (no groundwater) and the amount of wells (for the cooling load) would have been too many to have achieved any amount of payback.

One place to start would be to look at the loads and the size of the field required to see if its feasible.

EBEBRATT-Ed

Waterfurnace makes a nice geo heat pump.

ED

ALF

Go to WaterFurnace.com. There is a dealer locator based on zip code.

Wayco Wayne_2

Frank

I have a friend in Westminster that works in Baltimore that has been doing Geothermal for a long time. He is top knotch. His company is Utz Heating and A/C. He is a Water Furnace dealer. We worked together on a job where he provided the geothermal and I hooked it up to a radiant floor. I could hook you up. WW

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