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Why Myers and Loopers?

More than 75 systems installed
Guarantee all loop field piping for 50 years
All loop fields are professionally designed
We work with you through the whole design process and implementation

Testimonials

"They installed our geothermal system and put our yard back perfectly as well as cleaned up behind themselves."

- J.W., Lancaster, WI

"Myers was not the cheapest but they explained their system well and treated us very fair."

- Mitch K., Lancaster, WI

Loopers, LLC - Geothermal Loop Field Installers

Loopers, LLC is a IGSHPA Certified Loop Field Installer and has installed over 75 geothermal loop fields for residential and commercial customers. We provide residential and commercial loop fields that are professionally designed and installed. We can do installations from 2 tons through 150 tons, and guarantee all loop field piping for 50 years. Loopers, LLC services all of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Eastern Minnesota, and is proud to be a member of the Wisconsin Geothermal Association. Loopers, LLC - Professional Design and Installation of Geothermal Loop Fields and Systems

Loopers, LLC - Professional Design and Installation of Geothermal Loop Fields and Systems

Loopers, LLC is a seperate division of Myers Heating & Cooling and employs 4 full-time loop installers. We are licensed and insured. Contact us at 608-723-6543 or email Anthony Munson, Loopers LLC - Estimator / Project Manager, at tmunson.loopers@tds.net.

Horizontal Loop

Horizontal loops are installed in areas where the soil conditions allow for economical excavation. Taking up more land area than any other loop type, they are used where space permits. Trenches are normally 6-8 feet deep and several hundred feet long.

Vertical Loop

Vertical loops are used extensively where land area is limited. A pair of pipes with a special U-Bend assembly at the bottom are inserted into a bore hole that averages between 150 to 250 feet in depth per ton of equipment.

Lake Loop

Lake loops are usually very economical to install. If a pond or lake at least 8 feet deep is available, lake loops can utilize the water (rath than soil) for heat transfer. Reduced installation costs are characteristic of this type of loop system.

Open Loop

Open loop installations actually pump water from an underground aquifer through the geothermal unit and then discharge that water to a drainage ditch or pond. Discharging water to apond or lake is considered ideal.