Geothermal systems require power for compressors and circulation pumps. We can size inverter/UPS or generator support and integrate with solar + battery where feasible. Our team estimates pump/compressor loads so your backup solution is right-sized.

Often yes. Local rules may require bore/drilling permissions, groundwater clearances, or utility locating. We guide the permitting checklist, coordinate with approved drilling partners, and schedule work only after compliance is confirmed.

Most sites see 25–50% lower cooling/heating energy versus conventional systems, depending on design, tariffs, and usage. Payback typically ranges 3–7 years where cooling is heavy and electricity costs are moderate to high. A site survey and load/loop design help us forecast your specific ROI.

Yes—AMC clients receive periodic performance summaries with recommendations.

Sometimes—depends on spare outdoor capacity, loop design, and load. We survey and recommend options.

Indoor units are typically quiet; loop pumps and compressors are isolated. Outdoor noise is minimal since there’s no conventional condenser fan.

We plan access with drilling partners, protect surfaces, and arrange restoration as an add-on where needed.

We perform basic BMS coordination and share control points per project needs.

Semi-annual for homes and quarterly for commercial sites, with earlier visits in dusty/scale-prone conditions.

Yes—via a desuperheater or dedicated integration. We size and connect buffer/DHW tanks accordingly.

Properly installed HDPE loops can last decades. Mechanical equipment lifespans are similar to premium air-source systems, provided maintenance is regular.

We check strainers, purge air, verify pump performance, confirm loop pressure and flow per ton, and inspect valves and manifolds before addressing controls.

We test existing glycol and target a freeze margin suitable for local soil temperatures, then adjust with food-grade propylene glycol where required.

Yes—subject to water chemistry and local compliance. We assess flow rates, TDS/scaling potential, filtration, and discharge arrangements.

Often yes, subject to a feasibility survey for loop space or bore access, electrical capacity, and distribution compatibility. We propose vertical, horizontal, or pond loops accordingly.