The Waterless Geothermal – Vertical Loop
The Waterless Geothermal Heating – Vertical Loop system can heat and cool a 2100 square foot home for as little as $21 a month! Can you save a substantial amount of money and go green at the same time. Yes, you can! Your one-time investment can save you money and reduce your carbon footprint for years to come.
For over 25 years homeowners have chosen this revolutionary system. The system exchanges heat from the ground directly into the refrigerant of the heating and cooling system allowing for more efficiency. The simplicity of the system provides you, the homeowner, with the maximum return on your investment.
So what exactly makes this system different than other types of geothermal systems? This system is considered the most advanced because it does not utilize any water, but instead just refrigerant and a copper ground loop. The copper loop is a better heat conductor as opposed to the traditional plastic as well as more reliable. The copper loop comes complete with a lifetime warranty.
The system only requires a mere 3 foot circle and small trench, so there is no need to tear up your entire yard. Since the installation is so easy, we don’t use sub-contractors; we do everything necessary for the system.
TIME TESTED & PROVEN GEOTHERMAL HEATING…

NO NEED TO TEAR UP THE WHOLE YARD…
EASY GROUND INSTALLATION… NO SUB-CONTRACTORS
The ground coil can be installed before or after the duct work inside the house is installed. The Waterless Geothermal Heating System does not require extensive excavation throughout the whole yard. We at Buschur’s Refrigeration don’t use subcontractors, even when it comes to drilling the holes vertically into the ground. This is done with the use of a small drilling rig which has the capabilities to get into small and tight area without tearing up the whole yard. Then a small trench is dug that leads back to the house and the ground loop is tied into the geothermal heating unit in the house. The ground coils are installed, pressure checked, and the area is back filled. After the ground loop is completely installed the small area that was dug up gets covered with top soil and grass can be planted. Once the grass grows you won’t even be able to tell anything was done. Next, the geothermal heating unit, air handle are installed in the basement, utility room, closet, or garage.
LOWER MAINTENANCE & LONGER SYSTEM LIFE…
Since the heat exchange ground coil is buried underground, the Waterless Geothermal Heating System eliminates the need for a costly outdoor electric defrost cycle, which is necessary with conventional air source heat pump design. This outdoor defrost cycle is both expensive to operate and is the source of many maintenance problems. The life of the system is at least twice that of conventional air conditioner or heat pump since the system is not affected by the outdoor weather conditions. Keeping the air filter clean is the only maintenance required with this advanced geothermal system.
COPPER LONGEVITY CONFIRMED…
Ancient Egyptians understood the power of copper. Even today some 5,000 year-old copper pipes used to convey water in Egypt are still in existence! That is precisely why we can offer a lifetime warranty on the copper ground coils. The rugged durability along with the super conductive properties of the copper coil, provide outstanding longevity and is the obvious reason why copper is the material of choice when it comes to harnessing the earth’s energy. The fact is copper has an outstanding history of performance as a highly corrosive resistant material in most underground enviroments. In 1994, archeologists excavating the remains of a 4,500-year-old Egyptian funerary pyramid complex, unearthed a sophisticated copper drainage system. Although the overall condition of the pyramid and temples today is poor, the copper piping has survived, attesting to the longevity of buried copper tubing. It is also on of the few metals that exists natuarlly as an element. Copper is widely used underground in water lines, carrying water from the street to the home in most residential settings. Copper is a noble metal and is non-corrosive in most soil conditions. A soil sample test is done for every geothermal installation to ensure the integrity of the ground loop. If an enviroment exists that could potentially harm the copper, a simple and inexpensive ground loop protection system is installed. This method is proven to provide over 100 years of protection on the copper loop. The copper will easily stand the test of time and last many years to come. With a Waterless geothermal from Buschur’s, you can have peace of mind with your Geothermal project during the initial installation and for years to come.