With our top-of-the-line geothermal heat pumps, you can experience unbeatable heating and cooling system performance and efficiency. By harnessing the Earth's natural heat, our systems provide a constant and reliable source of heating and cooling for your property.
Whether you need heat/cold production, ground source heat pump or seasonal thermal energy storage, geothermal technology provides a reliable, energy efficient solution.
Ready to build a forced-air geothermal system around your space? Use our Design Request Form to get expert recommendations tailored to your installation needs.
Request a Custom DesignWhether for a home, multi-unit building, or commercial project, our geothermal systems are custom-engineered to maximize energy savings while minimizing environmental impact. We specialize in closed-loop horizontal and vertical configurations that are optimized for performance, durability, and long-term cost savings.
Unlike air source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps draw thermal energy from stable ground temperatures. This means efficient heating during the coldest months and dependable cooling in the summer, without relying on combustion or volatile energy pricing.
At the core of every system is a ground heat exchanger, connected to either a horizontal or vertical loop, providing consistent indoor temperatures with minimal energy input.
Our lineup includes both water to air and water to water configurations:
Water to Air Heat Pumps are ideal for forced-air distribution systems, offering excellent heating and cooling performance in ducted applications. Models in the R and RH Series are available in single- and two-stage options and come equipped with environmentally responsible R454b refrigerant.
Liquid to Water Heat Pumps are designed for hydronic systems including radiant floor heating, fan coil units, and hot water production. Our GEO and WP Series deliver high water temperatures and quiet operation.
Once installed, you’ll benefit from dramatically reduced heating and cooling expenses, minimal service requirements, and a lifespan of 25 to 50 years, depending on the system component.
When compared to fossil fuel systems, geothermal offers a cleaner, more cost-effective path to comfort. And because it uses renewable energy from the Earth’s surface, it helps reduce emissions, lower your carbon footprint, and protect against fluctuating energy prices.
Geothermal systems are not plug-and-play. Site conditions, building load, soil type, available land, and drilling depth all affect performance. From initial consultation to system layout and specification, our in-house team ensures your system is built to last and delivers the energy savings you expect.
Whether you're building from the ground up or looking to retrofit an existing space, Hydro Solar is your partner in energy-efficient heating and cooling. Let’s design a geothermal system that meets your needs—and exceeds your expectations.
To get started, contact us or submit your design request. Our team is here to help you make the switch to a smarter, more sustainable solution.
A geothermal heat pump is a system that uses the stable temperature below the Earth's surface to deliver heating and cooling. It transfers heat through a ground loop—usually a closed-loop system—circulating a fluid through underground pipes. At Hydro Solar, our systems are engineered to maximize this natural energy, offering reliable temperature control and energy efficiency year-round.
Absolutely. While the initial installation cost is higher than conventional systems, the long-term energy savings are significant. Plus, with minimal maintenance and extended system life, your investment keeps paying off.
Costs vary depending on your property and installation requirements. Smaller geothermal heat pump models start from a little over $4,000 CAD.
At Hydro Solar, we offer personalized system design for maximum efficiency and long-term value.
Installation cost depends on system complexity—closed loop vs open loop, horizontal vs vertical, and how deep we need to drill. It also includes materials, labor, and any system customization. Hydro Solar provides detailed project estimates based on real data, not guesswork, so you can plan with confidence.
The main disadvantage is the upfront investment. Geothermal systems typically cost more to install than conventional HVAC systems, however, once installed, they’re extremely low-maintenance and built to last decades. With our in-house expertise, your system will be designed smart from the start.
Site-specific limitations can be a challenge, especially if there's limited space for horizontal loops or hard rock that complicates drilling. But with our custom design approach and advanced loop options, we help overcome these obstacles and deliver reliable system performance.
