Forms for New York Geothermal Contractors
New York Geothermal Supply wants to be your “go to” source for all things GEO.
We Make GEO Easy!
With that concept as a guiding principle, we provide our contractors with the tools to get the job done right the first time, saving you time and money.
Information for Contractors
Why Did New York Geothermal Supply Choose ClimateMaster?
When Indiana Geothermal and New York Geothermal Supply progressed into the geothermal arena, we searched for the most reliable and strongest company to partner with as we built our business. We know that our clients only want the best product at the best price and that is why we chose ClimateMaster as our only source for geothermal units.
ClimateMaster’s role as a domestic energy and geothermal heating and cooling leader extends back to the late 1950s when the company was first founded in Florida. ClimateMaster was later relocated to New York where it started manufacturing water loop heat pump systems, and finally moved its headquarters to Oklahoma City where it continues to thrive today.
For more than 50 years, the company has been developing and producing the industry’s most innovative and energy efficient heating and cooling systems.
Throughout its history, ClimateMaster has continued to invest in the value of its U.S.-patented technologies, expansion of its American manufacturing facilities, growth of its national network of distributors and training of its domestic employees.
Today, the company remains committed to its Engineered and Assembled in the USA heritage by operating a 510,000 square-foot cutting-edge plant in Oklahoma City, sustaining over 600 American jobs and supporting over 1,200 independent dealers.
We recently had Kris out to do a training for us at our shop in Muncie. I set the training up conveniently via email. He brought a lot of good show and tell pieces, and a wealth of knowledge to the training. This was well worth having him out.
Kris Kyler provides an excellent class covering a wide range of topics in a short amount of time. He breaks down difficult concepts into very simple ideas making everything he covers understandable to new and experienced techs equally. Indiana Geothermal is a very valuable resource to have access to. Thanks Kris for coming out to our location 2 days in a row and investing your time into our company, and thank you Dona for putting everything together for us behind the scenes!
Some of the best training we’ve ever had.
Understanding Loop Design and Installation
New York Geothermal Supply is a premier leader in the design of the geothermal loop fields and the equipment needed to install and service Geothermal systems. Dona Kyler, president of New York Geothermal Supply, and her husband, Kris, the President of Indiana Geothermal, are one of the few Certified GeoExchange Designe(CGD) teams in the Midwest. This expertise will allow you to have a distinct advantage over your competitors.
Using their expertise you become the instant Geothermal expert to design the perfect loop system and you will now have access to the correct tools to get the loop drawn and installed correctly the first time, and with the best profit margin for you and your company.
The Pond Loop
The Pond Loop
A Pond Loop consists of multiple coils piped together to serve the building. These coils will be piped together in “rafts” and sunk to the bottom of the lake or pond. This is the most cost effective way to achieve the benefits of a geothermal system.
The drawback is that it takes a significant amount of land to build the pond for this system to be installed in if there is no existing pond.
Horizontal Bore
The Horizontal Bore Loop
A Horizontal Bore loop field consists of a horizontal hole bored in the earth with 2 pipe connected threaded inside.
The pipes will be installed deep enough to be below the frost layer, and deeper than ay obstacles in the space.
This type of loop is a good choice where trenching is not an option due to surface obstructions and space.
The Six-Pipe Loop
The Six-Pipe Loop
A 6-pipe loop field consists of a trench with 6 total pipes pinned on the floor and walls of the trench.
The piping shall be deep enough to be installed below the frost line.
The type of closed-loop field is cost effective, but will damage any existing landscaping above the piping.
Vertical Bore
The Vertical Bore Loop
A Vertical Bore loop field consists of vertical bores with 2 connected pipes inside.
This hole is grouted to help achieve thermal connectivity.
This type of loop is the best choice where horizontal space is limited.