My Guys Heating & Air inc
2402 Farmington Dr W , Lafayette, Indiana, United States

The team at My Guys is here to provide expert heating, air conditioning, air quality, home automation and water heating services. We are ready to get your home comfortable again! Call us today for exceptional services from your local comfort team. We are here to make sure your home or business is a haven from the weather.

• When your comfort system is not working properly you can count on us! We make sure to educate our clients on the situation hindering their system's performance and the possible steps we can take to prevent further system down-time.
• Heating, cooling, water heating and air quality systems will run well year after year with annual maintenance! Ensure that your investment in your comfort lasts! Call us today to become a Maintenance Agreement customer!

Natural Comfort The GeoComfort units we carry are made in America with the highest standards of quality. GeoComfort's commitment to continuous improvement and quality control has made reliability one of the brand's greatest assets. No other geothermal manufacturer has quality testing as extensive. In fact, each and every GeoComfort unit we install undergoes rigorous testing before it is packaged for shipping.  Specialized component selection and advanced design gives GeoComfort systems a competitive advantage. Unit for unit, GeoComfort systems have higher heating capacities than the competitors. That means less reliance on supplemental heat and ultimately lower heating costs when compared with other geothermal brands.

Solar energy disbursement

In the purest sense, geothermal systems use solar energy. The earth absorbs an amazing 48% of the sun's energy, leaving a fairly constant underground temperature between 45° and 70° F.  A water solution flows through pipes buried in the ground (ground loop system) absorbing heat from the earth in the winter and moving it to the geothermal system inside the house. Once there, the heat is condensed and transferred to the air that is circulated throughout the home, providing warmth when needed.  In the summer, the process is reversed, absorbing heat from the air inside the home, similar to how a refrigerator extracts heat from food to make it cool, and transfers that heat into the ground through the same loop system.