Welcome to Go! Green Drilling, Inc.
What is Geothermal
GEOTHERMAL HEATING & COOLING – the green way to heating & cooling your home or business!
Geothermal heating, also referred to as geoexchange, geothermal heat pumps (GHPs), ground-source heat pumps (GSHPs), and water source heat pumps is one of the most efficient ways to heat and cool a home. More and more homeowners are discovering the benefits of these systems, which tap the relatively constant temperature of the Earth.
What are the benefits
Geothermal systems are a cost effective, energy efficient and environmentally friendly way of heating and cooling buildings.
Geothermal systems have numerous benefits. Geothermal will:
- Save energy
- Save money by lowering utility bills
- Cut greenhouse gas emissions
- Reduce noise
Tax Incentives - Save Now!
A new tax credit is now available for home and commercial building owners who install geothermal heating and cooling systems..
Services We offer
Go! Green Drilling is a geothermal drilling contractor that works with homeowners, builders, HVAC contractors and geothermal contractors to provide professional and qualified installation services. GGD strives to provide its clients with the most energy efficient system by offering services to fit their needs. Services we provide:
- Geothermal loop sizing
- Geothermal loop design
- Loop field installation services
We have a great deal of experience in all aspects of design and installation of energy efficient geothermal loop systems and can answer any questions you may have. GGD specializes in vertical geothermal well drilling, closed loop systems. We are certified IGSHPA Accredited Drillers, IGSHPA Accredited Installers, and IGSHPA HDPE pipe fusion certified.
Call your Go! Green Geothermal Specialists
to design
and install your geothermal system so you can start slashing
your heating
and cooling bills!
For more information please contact
Randy Cutter at
828-228-1695 or Debi Cutter
at 828-367-1293 or fill out a
contact form.
News!
The North Carolina State Board of Plumbing Heating and Fire Protection Examiners has changed it's rules for installation of the ground loop, both vertical & horizontal, including the header lines and fusion of all piping.
Some GeothermAl History!
Geothermal Heat Pumps have been in use since the 1940s. Their popularity has gone up along with upwardly spiraling utility prices, including electricity, heating oil, and natural gas. Geothermal Home Heating and Cooling: Green Building and Saving on Utility Bills with a Heat Pump.