Hartzell's Heat & Air van and service truck at geothermal system installation job site in Oklahoma
Geothermal installation · Oklahoma

Geothermal is a design job before it is an install.

The loop, the ductwork, the water side, the electrical service and the startup numbers decide whether a geothermal system performs. I plan it from the house load outward, and I travel most of Oklahoma for geothermal.

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New system estimate
Free
Anywhere in Oklahoma. I will not quote a loop field sight unseen.
Drilling
Licensed driller
Bores and wells are drilled by my OWRB-licensed driller. I design the loop and stand behind the install.
Startup record
Written
Flow, pressure and temperatures you can measure against in five years.
The data

What I need before I size anything

  • Home loadManual J, windows, insulation, air leakage, orientation, design temperature. Oversizing raises cost and short cycling. Undersizing leans on backup heat.
  • Ducts and airflowStatic pressure, return size, supply layout. Geothermal cannot fix a duct system that cannot move the air.
  • Loop fieldHorizontal, vertical, pond or open loop, and whether the site allows it. The loop usually decides the project cost.
  • EquipmentCapacity, staging, controls, flow center, desuperheater and electrical requirements, matched as one system.
  • Money pathCash, financing, the Geothermal Comfort Plan, and any utility rebate verified by service address first.
  • Existing loopOn a replacement, the first question is whether the ground work survives. Reusing a loop
Hartzell's truck on site, day one of a geothermal slinky loop install
Day one of a slinky loop.
Parallel geothermal slinky loop trenches in red Oklahoma dirt
Slinky trenches in red dirt.
Work table where the crew forms geothermal slinky loop coils on site
Where the crew forms the slinkies.
Hard shale and red clay spoil from a geothermal trench
Shale out of a Kingfisher County trench.
Install day

Loop first, nothing buried untested

  1. Loop workThe loud, messy part. Bores or trenches, pipe fused, pressure tested and flushed.
  2. Equipment and flow centerThe heat pump, pumps and controls set and matched to the loop.
  3. Duct tie-in and electricalConnected to ductwork that can actually move the air.
  4. StartupEntering and leaving water temperature, loop pressure, flow, airflow, electrical draw.
  5. Commissioning recordA written startup record handed to you. If a quote does not show it, ask why.
Video: Drilling and grouting a geothermal well
Drilling and grouting a well. Watch on YouTube
Geothermal flow center serving a home in Mustang
A flow center, Mustang.
Geothermal mechanical room in northwest Oklahoma
A finished mechanical room.
AcreageKingfisher-area acreage often points to horizontal loops.
Tighter lotsEdmond, Yukon and Mustang usually need vertical bores.
Pond or open loopPond loops need usable depth. Open loops need water quality proof and a discharge path.
A complete quote

What it should show you

Included

The work

Equipment, loop method, flow center, controls, electrical scope, duct tie-in, startup, commissioning and documentation.

Written scope
Ask about

Exclusions

Landscaping restoration, utility upgrades, unusual drilling conditions, well-water treatment, duct rebuilds, owner add-ons.

Named up frontWhat drilling does to a yard
Proof

Commissioning

EWT and LWT, loop pressure, flow, airflow, electrical draw, control operation, written startup record.

Your baselineThe commissioning record

Before you compare prices, see what an Oklahoma geothermal install actually costs. Paying over time: the Geothermal Comfort Plan or financing.

Watch the loop go in

Real footage from my jobs

Video: Opening a trench for a geothermal ground loop
Opening the trench that ties the loop back to the house. Watch on YouTube
Skid steer moving red dirt at a geothermal trench
Skid steer on the trench.
Geothermal desuperheater copper coil connection to a water heater
The desuperheater tie-in to the water heater.

Two finished jobs that show the range: a 5-ton ClimateMaster replacement near Geary and a three-floor lake-area home near Lake Texoma.

After the install

Geothermal maintenance plans

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Frequently asked

Straight answers

How much does geothermal installation cost in Oklahoma?

The loop field is usually the number that decides it, so I will not quote it sight unseen. New system estimates are free anywhere in Oklahoma, and my cost page shows the ranges and what moves them.

What happens on installation day?

The loop work comes first, and it is the loud, messy part. Then the equipment, flow center, controls, duct tie-in and startup. Nothing gets buried until it holds pressure.

Will drilling tear up my yard?

It makes a mess while it happens and I will not pretend otherwise. Vertical bores disturb less ground than trenching. The drilling itself is done by my OWRB-licensed driller.

What should a complete geothermal quote show?

Equipment, loop method, flow center, controls, electrical scope, duct tie-in, startup and a written commissioning record. If the commissioning proof is missing, ask why.

Is the estimate for a new system free?

Yes. A diagnostic on a system you already own is the $348 flat geothermal diagnostic, which is a different visit.

Thinking about geothermal?

Tell me about the house

Square footage, what heats it now, acreage or a tight lot, and your town. I will tell you straight whether geothermal fits before anybody drills anything.

Call 405-375-4822

Geothermal across most of Oklahoma. Everyday service in Kingfisher, Canadian, Oklahoma, Garfield, Major, Logan and Blaine counties. Edmond, Yukon, Mustang.

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