Ground Source Systems
Property with adequate land? Ground loop systems deliver the highest efficiency and lowest operating costs for Saddle Rock two-story homes and townhomes.
What We Do
Covering ground loop excavation, closed-loop or open-loop system design, heat exchanger installation, and performance testing with load calculation reports
Ground Loop Installation & Testing
Excavation, heat exchanger burial, and system commissioning with performance verification
Site Assessment & Loop Design
Soil testing and load calculation to determine optimal ground loop configuration
Why Aurora Heat Pumps
Geothermal installations fail when contractors skip soil testing or undersize ground loops for the property's heating load, leaving you with a system that never delivers the promised efficiency.
Rocky outcrops and gentle slopes in Saddle Rock require soil testing to verify excavation feasibility
Geothermal installation runs $20,000-$40,000 vs $8,000-$15,000 for air source systems
High upfront investment means waiting over a decade to recoup costs through energy savings
Ground temperatures stay stable at 50-60°F, so geothermal systems achieve COP 3-6 vs air source COP 2-3
Buried polyethylene ground loops outlast the heat pump unit itself with no exposure to weather
Who We Help
Property owners with adequate land who want maximum long-term energy savings despite higher upfront costs
Homeowners in Saddle Rock's upscale housing tracts replacing aging HVAC during renovations and considering geothermal for maximum efficiency
Builders planning modern subdivision homes near Parker Road who want to offer geothermal as a premium energy-efficient option
Townhome owners in gated residential areas evaluating whether their lot size supports ground loop installation
Family-oriented homeowners in southern Aurora community exploring renewable energy options that align with long-term goals
How We Work
From site assessment to final testing, we arrange local Douglas County technicians who handle every step
Site Assessment & Design
Technician tests soil conditions, evaluates lot size, and designs closed-loop or open-loop configuration for your property's heating load
Ground Loop Excavation
Excavation crew installs buried polyethylene loops (vertical bore or horizontal trench) and connects heat exchanger to indoor unit
System Testing & Verification
Technician charges refrigerant, tests ground loop flow rates, and provides load calculation report confirming system performance
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about feasibility, costs, and what to expect during installation
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Who We Are
We help Aurora homeowners and businesses find the right heat pump technician for their installation or repair. Every request is reviewed and matched to a local professional familiar with Aurora's climate and building requirements.
Our Full StoryWe exist to make heat pump installation straightforward for Aurora homeowners and businesses by arranging experienced local technicians who size, install, and service systems properly.
Transparency
Clear quotes before work starts with no hidden fees
Accuracy
Load calculation and sizing assessment for every installation
Accountability
Follow-up after installation to confirm system performance
Locality
Aurora technicians who respond quickly to service requests
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IRS Section 25D covers 30% of total installation cost including ground loop excavation and equipment
Stable ground temperature eliminates efficiency loss during extreme cold or heat, cutting monthly bills 40-60%
Soil testing and property evaluation confirm ground loop feasibility and optimal configuration for your lot