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Geothermal vs Conventional AC in an Oklahoma July: Why the Ground Wins
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When it is 105 degrees in Kingfisher, a conventional air conditioner is pushing heat into air that is already hotter than your house. A geothermal system pushes that heat into ground that stays about 60 degrees all year. That is why geothermal keeps working in an Oklahoma July.
Dave Hartzell explains how it works in summer and winter, why the loop lasts, what it takes to find out if your house is a fit (a real load calculation and a free written estimate), and the rebates that are real right now: CK Energy members can get up to $24,000 back on geothermal, and Cimarron…
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