Fire & Ice Geothermal, LLC

Fire & Ice Geothermal, LLC is a general contractor located at 198276 E0410 Road, Woodward, Oklahoma, United States. Specializing in Geothermal Heating and Cooling systems, our licensed journeyman are highly qualified to work on all types of residential and commercial heating and air conditioning equipment. Established in 1989, we have been exclusively installing geothermal systems in homes, offices, commercial, and industrial buildings across Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle.

Geothermal systems use the stable temperature of the earth as an energy source, providing constant heating in winter and better humidity control in summer. Our full-service geothermal equipment and loop installation includes energy analysis, designing, drilling of the well field, trenching, and headering, all in one stop. We are familiar with the region's climate conditions and local energy costs.

With a 30% federal tax credit for residential ground source heat pump installations extended through December 31, 2032, now is the time to save on your installation. Geothermal systems are more reliable, easier to service, and less prone to failure due to fewer mechanical components.

In the heating mode, heat is absorbed from the ground and pumped into your home, while in the cooling mode, heat is pumped out of your home and released into the ground. With no flame, flue, odors, or risk from carbon monoxide, geothermal systems offer safe and reliable operation.

As a Lennox dealer, we install quality Lennox air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, and air handlers, along with a full line of indoor air quality products. Our annual HVAC Maintenance Plan can lower energy bills, reduce repair bills, improve air quality, extend equipment life, and keep your family safe.

Recognized for outstanding sales and service, we have received awards such as the Outstanding ClimateMaster Commercial Sales and Water Furnace's Dealer of the Year. Contact Fire & Ice Geothermal, LLC for all your heating, air conditioning, and ventilation needs.