A diagonal ground loop configuration is installed at a consistent angle, typically between 70 to 100 feet deep, using a compact drilling rig. The system utilizes 4 to 12 loops, depending on the requirements. This setup allows the installer to dig a small three-foot diameter hole at the surface. Since it requires minimal space and only a trench leading to the home, it minimizes disruption to your yard. This efficient design ensures excellent performance, even in areas with limited space.

The three-foot hole and diagonal layout work together to maintain the optimal distance between loops, ensuring effective heat transfer while minimizing the amount of land disturbed.

Often referred to as both a vertical and horizontal bore, the directional bore loop configuration combines elements of both designs. The loops typically extend 75 to 125 feet in various directions and are buried between 10 to 15 feet underground. While this setup requires a larger land area, it can be installed with minimal disturbance to your yard. The system uses 4 to 12 loops, spaced appropriately to allow for effective heat transfer from 15 feet below the earth’s surface. The loops are pushed into the ground, fanning out in a hand-shaped pattern before returning to the house at a single point.

A horizontal loop configuration requires the most land area but offers the advantage of digging multiple trenches on your property, eliminating the need for grout and potentially reducing installation costs when space is abundant. Typically, the system requires 4 to 12 loops, depending on the size of the system and the square footage of your home.

A vertical loop configuration is installed using a drilling rig to bore approximately 100 feet into the ground. The vertical loops are arranged in a vertical alignment, typically using 3 to 6 loops per system, spaced at optimal distances to ensure effective heat transfer. This setup requires less space compared to horizontal loops and provides improved efficiency, especially when yard space is limited.

DX Geothermal systems provide 100% heating and cooling efficiency through a streamlined heat exchange process. This approach reduces heat transfers, consumes less electricity, and results in substantial savings compared to traditional heat pump systems.

With the optional hot water generator, DX Geothermal systems can supply free hot water while heating or cooling your home. Depending on the chosen option, the system can provide between 50% and 100% of your home or business's hot water needs.

DX Geothermal units are fully enclosed and shielded from external weather conditions. Without an outdoor fan and featuring an insulated cabinet, these systems can be installed indoors—such as in a utility room, garage, or basement—and operate with minimal noise.

Designed with simplicity in mind, DX Geothermal technology requires fewer components than most other systems. It heats and cools without the need for water-based pumps or parts. This streamlined design enhances the system’s durability, potentially extending its lifespan and lowering maintenance costs.

Proudly manufactured in the USA, DX Geothermal systems are engineered for reliability and efficiency. Every unit is crafted with a focus on high-quality design and construction, ensuring long-lasting performance.

DX Geothermal systems are known for their exceptional comfort, especially with their superior humidity control. These systems efficiently remove moisture from the air, contributing to a healthier indoor environment and better air quality for you and your family.

By decreasing reliance on natural gas, oil, and other fossil fuels, DX Geothermal helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lowering your carbon footprint. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, ground-source heat pumps can cut consumption and emissions by up to 75%, offering the lowest environmental impact among all heating systems.

As more homeowners and businesses embrace sustainable energy solutions, properties with green building features like geothermal systems are becoming increasingly valuable. These systems not only reduce energy costs and lower utility bills but also enhance the appeal of your property by aligning with eco-friendly practices.

DX Geothermal systems are designed to require minimal space, making them suitable for both new and existing homes of any size. With various loop configurations, including a diagonal loop that fits within a 3-foot diameter, installation is possible even in urban settings. The underground heat exchanger ensures that no visible equipment disrupts the landscape.

Installing a DX Geothermal system can make you eligible for a range of federal, state, and local rebates and tax incentives, helping you save even more on your investment.