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Geothermal Heating Installation & Repair

Energy-efficient geothermal systems that draw heat from the ground for year-round comfort and lower energy bills.

A Smarter Way to Heat Your Home

Geothermal heating draws consistent, renewable energy from the ground beneath your property. It’s one of the most efficient ways to heat and cool a home.

Cocalico Plumbing & Heating has installed and serviced geothermal systems for homes across Lancaster, Lebanon, and Berks County. We’ll help you determine if geothermal is the right fit for your property and your budget.

Illustration of a geothermal heating loop under a home

Geothermal Services We Provide

Closed-Loop Geothermal Systems

Underground pipes circulate fluid in a sealed loop to transfer heat efficiently. Closed-loop systems work well on most residential properties, including smaller lots.

Open-Loop Geothermal Systems

Open-loop systems use groundwater directly from a well as the heat source. They can be a cost-effective option when well water is available and suitable.

Geothermal Installation & Replacement

We install new systems and full replacements, sized correctly for your home's heating and cooling load. We handle the ground loop, indoor unit, and ductwork integration.

Geothermal Maintenance & Repair

Regular maintenance keeps your system running efficiently for decades. We also repair existing geothermal systems installed by other contractors.

Is Geothermal Right for Your Home?

Geothermal makes the most sense in certain situations.

Proudly Serving Lancaster, Lebanon & Berks County

We install and service geothermal systems throughout Lancaster County and Lebanon County, including Lititz, Ephrata, and Stevens. We also serve Berks County communities such as Robesonia, Wernersville, and Sinking Spring.

Property size and well access vary by location, so we evaluate every site individually.

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A Family-Owned Company Since 1990

Cocalico Plumbing & Heating started as a small, family-run business in 1990. That same family still owns and operates the company today. Three decades later, our values remain the same. We still believe in fair pricing, honest work, and treating every customer like a neighbor.

Geothermal FAQ's

Geothermal systems cost more upfront than a standard furnace. Most homeowners recover that difference over several years through lower energy bills.

Federal tax credits are often available for geothermal installations. We can point you toward current incentive programs when you get a quote.

The indoor components typically last 20 to 25 years. The underground loop can last even longer, often 50 years or more.

Related Services

Geothermal pairs well with our other heating and cooling services.