Inadequate Heating
When your geothermal system fails to provide enough warmth to keep you comfortable, it likely means that there is an issue. Inadequate heating can stem from several problems, such as with the heat exchanger or faults within the loop system.
If your home feels cold or if certain areas lack heat, your geothermal system could require professional maintenance. Addressing these issues promptly will help restore your home’s comfort and optimize your geothermal system’s energy efficiency.
Increased Energy Bills
Geothermal heating and cooling systems are supposed to be energy efficient — this means that if you notice a sudden spike in utility bills, there’s definitely something wrong. Increased geothermal energy costs could mean that your system is working harder to provide the same level of heating, which may result from leaks in the ground loop or inefficiencies within the heat exchanger. Scheduling geothermal heating repair with our team can help you identify and resolve these issues.
Wet Spots in Your Lawn
If you see any unexplained wet spots in your lawn, then your geothermal system may have a problem. These wet areas often indicate leaks in the ground loop or problems with horizontal loops that could compromise the system’s effectiveness.
A damaged loop system can lead to more inefficient heating and stand in the way of your comfort on a cool evening. Prompt repairs can prevent further damage to the ground loop and ensure that your geothermal installation continues to operate at its best.
Icy Coils
Iced coils are a geothermal system malfunction that should not be ignored. Ice buildup typically occurs due to issues with the heat exchanger or inadequate flow within the ground loop, both of which can affect the system’s ability to transfer heat efficiently.
Problems like icy coils can lead to increased energy consumption and prevent your geothermal system from providing you with the warmth you need. As such, scheduling repairs to address these issues will make sure that your geothermal system operates smoothly and continues to deliver reliable, energy-efficient heating.
