Midwest Geothermal, L.L.C
4546 Roger B Chaffee Blvd SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States

Midwest Geothermal is a privately held company based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. We are a full service, turnkey geothermal ground-loop installation contractor. We start by offering our clients assistance with site feasibility, field design, budgeting and support them all the way to a complete system installation. We are recognized for offering practical solutions and strive to identify sound value engineering opportunities. Our mobile installations teams look forward to serving any project, across the country

We are leaders in our industry and strive to educate our clients and colleagues in the fundamentals of geothermal design and installation. Our primary concern is to protect our valuable drinking water resources. We have presented geothermal drilling practices to the American Groundwater Trust, the Southwest Michigan Environmental Health Association, subcommittee member and contributor to the Michigan MDEQ /DNRE Best Practices for Geothermal Vertical Closed-Loop Installations.  We stay actively involved in the community, partnering with Habitat for Humanity to bring geothermal solutions to our local community housing projects. As members of IGSHPA, Geo-Exchange, National Ground Water Association, the US Green Building Council and the Michigan Geothermal Energy Association, we stay current and actively involved in what’s going on, in and around our industry.  We are proud to be the first and largest dedicated geothermal ground-loop installation company based here in Michigan.  We are dedicated to commercial and residential installations of closed-loop ground heat exchangers. This is all we do every day of the week.

BENEFITS OF INSTALlING A GEO THERMAL SYSTEM

• Nationally, on average a geothermal heat pump is 48% more efficient than gas furnaces and 75% more efficient than oil furnaces
• Heat pumps offer safer operation with no carbon monoxide emissions and very little required maintenance.
• In government studies, even the best geo-exchange systems outperformed the best gas technology, by an average of 36% in the heating mode and 43% in the cooling mode.
• As conventional heating systems generate heat by the burning of fuel, such as natural gas, propane or fuel oil, geothermal heating does not require combustion.
• Tax credits are in place for 30% on residential and 10% on commercial geothermal installations. This includes the complete installation – including, but not limited to the loop installation and all of the mechanical required inside the building.
• On average, geothermal equipment lasts well over 20 years. With little maintenance required on the equipment, the efficiency of your unit will not decrease as rapidly over time compared to a conventional system.