Kevin Moravec and Moravec Geothermal are a Rochester New York and Finger Lakes Region leading Geothermal system design engineering team! Let the power of the earth heat and cool your home. We cover Central New York through the Finger Lakes and into Western New York and the Southern Tier.

Servicing the Counties of Upstate New York:

• Allegany County
• Cayuga County
• Chemung County
• Livingston County
• Monroe County
• Ontario County
• Schuyler County
• Seneca County
• Steuben County
• Tompkins County
• Wayne County
• Yates County 

Looking for a great way to heat or cool your home or business? Let the experts at Moravec Geothermal give you a system that will not only heat your home or business, but will offer cooling in the summer all from the ground. The Geothermal Systems are a renewable energy technology that uses no fossil fuels, reduces or eliminates your need for oil or natural gas, and reduces your carbon footprint.

Kevin Moravec's one of the finest designers in the Geothermal Energy Industry. Kevin can give you a comprehensive evaluation of your Geothermal Heating System, and if you want to get rid of your fossil fuel dependency and the rising costs of the utilities, then these Geothermal Systems are the right way to go.

A heating and cooling system that is:

• green technology
• reduces the operating costs of  your new home
• not subject to the ever changing price of fossil fuels.

CONTACT US TODAY: 315-536-3911 and find out how a Geothermal System can save you up to 75% on your winter heating bills.

We service these counties in New York State;

Monroe, Wayne, Livingston, Ontario, Seneca, Schuyler, Yates, Chemung, Steuben and parts of Tompkins, Cayuga and Allegany Counties

What if GOING GREEN also meant KEEPING GREEN as in dollars in your pocket? 

What if Moravec Geothermal could help you reduce your carbon emissions by up to 70% while at the same time saving you up to 70% on your heating and cooling costs? If this sounds too good to be true it’s not. This is being accomplished all over the world by installing a (GSHP) ground source heat pump connected to a Ground Loop or Open Loop system that uses the earth’s energy as a heat source in the winter or a heat sink in the summer. Visit www.Geoexchange.org a geothermal consortium to learn more and find other helpful links.

We even practice what we preach by enjoying the cost savings at our corporate offices and the other benefits associated with a ground source heat pump installation. With today’s volatile market and the unpredictable costs of fossil fuels we can’t think of a better investment. With a properly engineered installation you can expect to see an instant savings with a 3 to 7 year pay off. After the pay off you have the potential of pocketing up to 70% of your past heating and cooling expenses. If you can find a better investment please let us know. Starting January 1, 2009 the federal government is offering a 30% tax credit for the installation of a residential (GHP) Geothermal Heat Pump. All commercial and private buildings are eligible for a 10% grant in lieu of tax credit for the total cost of installing geothermal systems. Be sure to check your state and local government for additional incentives. Some electric suppliers also offer a reduced service rate for a geothermal installation. Visit www.dsireusa.com for federal and state incentives.

Moravec Geothermal has accredited installers as well as certified geologists on staff to engineer and install your geothermal Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems. We have the equipment and knowledge to assist in all geothermal applications including residential, commercial, industrial and institutional installations. We have the capability to assist in the installation of OPEN and CLOSED LOOP systems ranging from the smallest to largest application. See examples of residential loops below.

HORIZONTAL LOOPS
Often used when adequate land surface is available. Depending on the geothermal system needs and space available, pipes are placed in trenches that range in lengths from 100 to 400 feet.

VERTICAL LOOPS
The ideal choice for a geothermal heat pump when available land surface is limited. Well drilling equipment is used to bore small-diameter holes ranging from 150 to 400 feet deep. Some large scale applications can require deeper bore holes.

LAKE or POND LOOPS
Pipe loops are placed on the bottom of the body of water in order to capture the geothermal energy. Size and depth of the pond will have to be considered.

OPEN LOOPS ( PUMP and DUMP )
By drilling a new well or utilizing an existing well your Ground Source Heat Pump uses the earths energy stored in the groundwater. The groundwater is pumped through the heat pump where heat is extracted in the winter or rejected in the summer, then disposed of in an appropriate manner. Considering that groundwater stays at a relatively constant temperature year-round, it is an excellent heat source/heat sink.

STANDING COLUMN WELL SYSTEM
Another form of an open loop system where groundwater is extracted from the bottom of your well, circulated through your heat pump's heat exchanger, and returned to the top of the water column in the same well.

For 82 years and four generations Barney Moravec, Inc. has been drilling in the highly variable geology of Central New York.

Successful application of geothermal as a technology involves not just proper system design and equipment in the home; a high-quality connection to the earth is essential. The merging of our experience with the geothermal industry in this part of our state is not only unique but a game-changer.

There exists in our area geological conditions that could adversely affect the performance of a geothermal system. We understand this fact and have helped our geothermal clients avoid such issues. Just as in our water well drilling business our name is on everything we do and that means our reputation for performance is on the line every time on every job.

Now is the Time!

With an early spring, it is an ideal time to begin the discussion about your geothermal system. Our new build check-list offers some tips about your new project.

Some of the things to consider include: 

Radiant, Forced Air or a Combination of Both   

Insulation and Air Sealing

Timing of the processes involved

Vertical or Horizontal

Design and Sizing of the home

Installation

Tax Incentives

All of these items result in an unmatched end product, a home that you will be showing off for years to come. A well thought out plan before you begin makes all the difference in staying within your budget. Not only that, each of these items will result in something that you will enjoy every time your energy bill comes. With a Moravec Geothermal system, you will see savings every month and a return on arguably the biggest investment any of us make - your home!

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