Upgrade to Geothermal. Save Up to $27,000 With NY Incentives.

Warm winters. Cool summers. Tap the energy beneath your yard with a geothermal system designed and installed by IGS.
- Combine NYSEG Clean Heat rebates with the NY geothermal tax credit
- Quiet, efficient heating and cooling from one system
- Ground loop, indoor equipment and installation — one coordinated project
Is Your Home a Good Fit for Geothermal?
Discover your loop options, available incentives and next steps with a local IGS specialist.
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From local homes to Cornell, the YMCA and Fort Hood, IGS designs clean-energy systems for the places people depend on.



A Smarter Way to Feel at Home
Advanced technology below the surface. Everyday comfort you can feel.
Warm in Winter. Cool in Summer.
Your ground loop draws on steady underground temperatures to heat your home in winter and carry heat away in summer. One efficient system keeps you comfortable through both seasons.
Your Yard Has More Potential
A vertical loop can bring geothermal to a smaller lot. A horizontal loop can make use of open land. We find the approach that fits your property and your home’s heating needs.

The Finish Matters
Insulated pipework, accessible valves and tidy routing make a difference. Your installation deserves careful attention from the ground loop to the final connections.

One Local Team, Long After Installation
Your geothermal project takes planning, careful installation and people you can call afterward. Our local engineers and in-house crews work together, with teams in Ithaca, Binghamton and Bainbridge.
- Engineering for your home and property
- Our own installation crews
- A local team for ongoing support
Inside IGS Geothermal Projects
A closer look at the mechanical work and controls inside local geothermal homes.


Start With a Geothermal Assessment
Let’s explore your home’s geothermal potential.
Request My Geothermal Assessment
We’ll review your property location, then call to discuss your goals and arrange a visit.
We don’t share or sell your information.
Put New York’s Incentives to Work for Your Home
Combine a Clean Heat rebate with the NY tax credit to make your geothermal upgrade go further.
NY State Geothermal Tax Credit
New York’s geothermal tax credit covers 25% of qualified costs, up to $10,000. See the potential credit alongside your project price.
NYSEG Clean Heat Rebates
A substantial rebate for qualifying NYSEG single-family geothermal retrofits. IGS checks your address and project details and handles the rebate application with your installation.
Combined Incentive Value
Bring both programs together in one clear proposal. See your installation price, available rebate and potential tax credit before you decide.
From Your First Question to a Working System
A clear plan before the drilling or excavation begins.
Review Your Home and Property
We call to discuss your goals, then arrange a visit to assess access, the current heating system and potential loop locations.
Compare Your Design and Price
We assess heat loss, select the equipment and loop approach, and put the installation scope and qualifying utility rebates in writing. We explain the schedule and yard-restoration scope before you decide.
Prepare for Installation
Once you approve the proposal, we confirm the schedule, required permits, equipment access and site preparation with you before drilling or excavation begins.
Install, Test and Walk You Through It
Our team coordinates the loop and indoor work, tests and commissions the system, and explains the controls, maintenance and service contact.
A site assessment comes before an engineering recommendation. If another heating option suits your home better, we’ll explain why.
Common Questions About Geothermal
What will geothermal cost for my home?
Drilling or trenching, heating load, equipment and changes to your ducts or hydronic system affect the price. We prepare an itemized proposal after reviewing your property, with utility rebates and the potential NY tax credit shown separately.
Can I combine the NY tax credit and Clean Heat rebates?
Yes. Qualifying projects can combine a utility rebate with the NY geothermal tax credit. We show both in your proposal so you can see how they contribute to your upgrade.
Will geothermal work on a small lot?
A vertical loop can need less surface area than horizontal trenches. Drilling access, setbacks, utilities and ground conditions still matter. We review your property before recommending a loop type.
Will it work with my existing ducts or baseboards?
Suitable ductwork may be reusable. Radiant floors can pair well with water-to-water geothermal, while baseboards may need changes to deliver enough heat at the system’s water temperature. We check your distribution and heating load before specifying equipment such as GeoStar or ClimateMaster.
What happens to my yard during installation?
Drilling or trenching requires equipment access and disturbs part of the property. Your proposal should identify the work area, access route and restoration scope. Timing depends on the site, permits, equipment availability and weather.
Will I still have an electric bill?
Yes. The heat pump and circulation pumps use electricity. Geothermal can reduce heating costs, especially compared with oil, propane or electric resistance, but the result depends on your rates, home and system design.
What maintenance and warranty should I expect?
Your proposal lists equipment and installation warranty coverage. At handover, we explain filter care, service needs and who to call. The buried loop and indoor equipment have different maintenance and warranty requirements.
Come Meet Us. See Clean Energy Up Close.
You’re welcome at our showroom and training center. Bring your geothermal questions, meet the IGS team and explore what clean energy could do for your home. Ask us about a visit when we call.

The Future of Your Home’s Comfort Starts Here
Explore your geothermal options with IGS. Get a plan for your property, a clear price and the incentives that make it possible.
Request My Geothermal Assessment