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Two-System Geothermal Installation and Well Drilling in Piedmont, Oklahoma

Project type: Anonymous geothermal design and installation case study in the Piedmont, Oklahoma area. Customer identity, exact address, private pricing, private business system identifiers, precise GPS, faces, license plates, signatures, and private paperwork are intentionally omitted.

Project Summary

Dave Hartzell confirmed that Hartzell’s Heat & Air designed, installed, and completed this geothermal project. The public facts below are limited to details supported by recovered records or Dave’s final confirmation.

• Generalized location: Piedmont, Oklahoma area
• Verified scope: Designed, installed, and completed by Hartzell's Heat & Air, including HHA-drilled geothermal wells.
• Equipment/tonnage: Two geothermal systems are supported by Dave's correction. Recovered records support one 4-ton ClimateMaster Tranquility SA Premier air-handler portion and a separate ClimateMaster package-unit portion; total combined tonnage is not published. One recovered record documents a 4-ton portion; total combined system tonnage is not published.
• Loop type: Geothermal wells were drilled by HHA per Dave's correction; bore count, bore depth, loop footage, and total loop design are not published.
• Media decision: Text-only. Existing media remains private and was not approved as public-safe for this publication run.

Documented Project Challenge

The corrected Piedmont record is a multi-system geothermal installation, not a single-equipment swap. The public page has to explain the larger design without pretending every specification was recovered for publication.

Design and Installation Scope

The supportable public claim is that HHA designed, installed, and completed a two-system geothermal project and drilled the wells. The 4-ton ClimateMaster record is treated as one documented portion, not the whole project.

Load and Design Notes

No public-ready load calculation was recovered for this page.

Field Lesson

When a geothermal project has more than one system, the honest case-study headline should follow the full scope. A partial equipment record can support the story, but it should not become the whole story.

Dave’s Geothermal Experience

Hartzell’s Heat & Air handles geothermal work with field experience, load calculation discipline, and practical service access in mind. The goal is not to make a bigger claim than the records support; it is to design a system that can be serviced and verified after installation.

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FAQ

Why is the Piedmont page not titled as a 4-ton project?

Dave's correction says the completed project involved two geothermal systems and HHA-drilled wells. The 4-ton ClimateMaster record is only one documented portion.

What technical details are intentionally withheld?

The page does not publish total combined tonnage, second-system tonnage or model, bore count, bore depth, loop footage, load calculation, zoning, exact installation year, savings, or performance numbers.

Why are no project photos used?

Private media exists in the recovery trail, but no photo was cleared for public redaction and publication in this run.