Stable underground temperatures
The earth below the surface remains far more consistent than the outdoor air.
Built for extreme weather
Why geothermal works differently
Traditional air-conditioning systems release heat into the outdoor air. As outdoor temperatures rise, those systems may have to work harder to maintain indoor comfort.
Geothermal systems exchange heat with the more stable temperatures beneath the ground, helping to provide efficient and consistent cooling even during periods of extreme heat.
The earth below the surface remains far more consistent than the outdoor air.
Geothermal systems do not rely on extremely hot outdoor air to reject heat from the home.
A properly designed system can help maintain steady cooling through the hottest parts of summer.
Illustration showing a home above ground and a geothermal loop extending below the surface, where underground temperatures remain more consistent than outdoor air temperatures.
Outside conditions change constantly.
Steady below
Below ground, temperatures remain far more consistent.
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