Geothermal Comfort Plan Oklahoma

Direct answer: the Geothermal Comfort Plan may be one way to structure a geothermal project, but the current written program documents control. Hartzell’s will not publish or promise an exact payment, credit threshold, buyout, warranty, maintenance schedule, filter allowance, or coverage term until an approved document supports it.

What to ask for in writing

• The equipment and loop work included in the proposed project.
• The current payment, term, eligibility, and ownership or buyout language.
• The exact service, maintenance, filter, labor, parts, and exclusion language.
• The manufacturer warranty and any separate program coverage.
• What happens if the home is sold, service is interrupted, or the agreement ends.

How Hartzell reviews the fit

The first step is a property and system review. Load, ductwork, loop design, site access, equipment condition, and the homeowner’s goals determine whether the program should be compared with repair, direct purchase, or another option.

Use the geothermal homeowner decision hub for Cost, Installation, Repair, and Comfort Plan paths. Call 405-375-4822 or book a review for current documents.

Program terms can change. A webpage summary is not an approval, credit decision, contract, warranty, tax opinion, or promise of coverage.