Geothermal HVAC Installation & Maintenance

Efficient. Eco-friendly. Built to last.

Looking for a smarter, greener way to heat and cool your home? Abbott Services offers geothermal HVAC installation and maintenance for homeowners across Daphne, Fairhope, and surrounding areas. These high-efficiency systems use the earth’s stable underground temperature to provide reliable comfort and long-term savings—all while reducing your environmental impact.

Lower bills. Smaller footprint. Bigger impact.

Geothermal HVAC Done the Right Way

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Geothermal System Installation

We install complete geothermal HVAC systems—including indoor heat pumps and outdoor ground loops—custom-designed to match your home’s size, layout, and comfort needs.

Ground Loop Installation

Whether your property is best suited for horizontal, vertical, or pond/lake loop systems, we’ll determine the best fit and install it with care for maximum performance.

System Design & Consultation

We assess your property and energy goals to design a geothermal system that meets your comfort needs and delivers the best return on investment.

Geothermal System Repair

If your existing geothermal unit isn’t working properly, our techs can diagnose the issue and make targeted repairs to restore your system’s efficiency and performance.

Annual Maintenance

Routine inspections and adjustments help protect your investment, avoid unexpected breakdowns, and keep your system running smoothly for decades.

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Geothermal Heat Pumps

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Horizontal Loop Systems

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Vertical Loop Systems

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Pond/Lake Loop Systems

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Residential Homes

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Hybrid HVAC Configurations

Why More Baldwin County Homeowners Are Going Geothermal

While geothermal systems have a higher upfront cost, the long-term value is hard to beat. With decades of life expectancy, major energy savings, and unbeatable efficiency, they’re a smart investment for homeowners looking to save money and reduce their impact.

Benefits of regular Geothermal maintenance:

  • Save up to 70% on energy costs

  • Long-lasting equipment

  • Eco-friendly operation

  • Quiet, consistent comfort

  • Increased home value

Geothermal HVAC FAQs

  • How does a geothermal HVAC system work?

    It uses underground piping (a ground loop) to transfer heat between your home and the earth. In winter, it pulls warmth from the ground; in summer, it moves heat out of your home and into the ground. It’s a closed-loop, high-efficiency system that works in any season.

  • Is geothermal worth the cost?

    Yes—for many homeowners. While installation costs are higher upfront, the long-term energy savings and durability often lead to a full return on investment in 5–8 years.

  • Do I have enough space for a geothermal system?

    Most properties can accommodate a geothermal system. We’ll assess your site to determine whether a horizontal, vertical, or pond loop system fits your home best.

  • How long does a geothermal system last?

    The indoor unit typically lasts 20–25 years, and the ground loop can last 50+ years with proper care—far longer than traditional HVAC systems.

  • Do geothermal systems need regular maintenance?

    Yes, but less than a conventional system. We recommend an annual check-up to ensure peak performance, check fluid levels, and catch any minor issues early.

  • Can you install geothermal in existing homes, or only new builds?

    Both. We install geothermal systems in new construction and retrofit existing homes, depending on space and budget. We’ll help you explore the options that make the most sense for your situation.