Virginia
Cut your bills by up to 70%, starting with the first one
No state grant theatrics here: Virginia's geothermal story is the bill itself. Our office is in Fairfax, our rigs drill NoVA lots every week, and the math works without a single subsidy past the federal credit.
The Virginia math
Four numbers that carry the whole case
70%
off heating and cooling costs
Virginia's case rests on the bill itself. Six feet under a Fairfax lawn the ground holds 57°F all year, and a geothermal system rides that instead of burning fuel. The cut shows up on the first bill and repeats for 25+ years.
30%
federal credit, on the whole install
The residential clean energy credit covers the full installed cost, loop included. On a typical system that is five figures back on your taxes, as a credit, not a deduction.
$1,416 / yr
typical savings vs an aging system
WaterFurnace's modeled comparison against a dying 13 SEER AC and 80 AFUE furnace. The new conventional pair you would buy instead saves $162 a year and never reaches break-even.
varies
utility rebates, checked per address
Some Virginia utilities and cooperatives add their own geothermal rebates, and the programs change year to year. We check what applies to your address as part of every proposal.
Local proof
A Great Falls house keeps the receipts
One of our Great Falls owners tracks every bill: a 5,000 square foot home averaging $175 a month total, heating, cooling, hot water, lights, and appliances included.
That is the Virginia pitch in one number. No REC checks, no grant paperwork, just a house that quietly stopped mailing money to a fuel company.
- Fairfax office, NoVA crews, no travel surcharges
- Own drilling rigs, fluent in NoVA clay and rock
- Utility rebate check included in every proposal
- Straight answer if geothermal is wrong for your lot
Where we work in Virginia
- Fairfax County
- Loudoun County
- Prince William County
- Arlington County
- City of Fairfax
- Falls Church
Maryland side of the river? Even better money. See the Maryland page.
Get the exact numbers for your Virginia address
Free site visit, fixed-price proposal, utility rebates checked, federal credit filed.
Contact
Talk to a person, not a phone tree
Question about your system, a strange noise, or just want a second opinion on a proposal you got elsewhere? Write or call, a geothermal designer answers both.
