A: We cover all of Oklahoma for both HVAC and Geothermal services. With the same great service Okie Solar+ has been provided Oklahoma for the last 13 years. We have now expanded our services to also offer HVAC service and replacement as well as Geothermal services. If you are not sure if we will cover your area please give us a call odds are we do and would be honored to earn your business!

In Oklahoma, where summers are hot and winters can be unpredictable, it’s best to have your HVAC system professionally serviced twice a year, once in the spring before cooling season, and once in the fall before heating season.

Regular maintenance helps keep your system running efficiently, extends its lifespan, and helps catch small issues before they turn into expensive repairs.

Geothermal refers to a heating and cooling system that uses the natural, consistent temperature of the earth below the surface to regulate your home’s indoor climate. Instead of burning fuel, a geothermal heat pump transfers heat to or from the ground using a series of underground pipes.

It’s one of the most energy-efficient and eco-friendly ways to heat and cool your home, helping you reduce utility bills, improve comfort, and lower your carbon footprint.

A geothermal system uses a heat pump and a loop of underground pipes to move heat between your home and the earth. In the winter, it pulls heat from the ground and transfers it into your home. In the summer, it does the opposite, removing heat from your home and transferring it back into the ground.

Because the ground stays at a steady temperature year-round (usually around 50–60°F), geothermal systems don’t have to work as hard as traditional HVAC systems, making them incredibly efficient and cost-effective.

Yes, for many homeowners, geothermal is absolutely worth it. While the upfront installation cost is higher than a traditional HVAC system, geothermal can cut your heating and cooling bills by up to 50–70%.

In addition, often there are federal tax credits, local rebates, and long-term energy savings often make up the difference, and then some. Most systems pay for themselves in 5–10 years and can last 25+ years for the indoor unit and 50+ years for the underground loop.

It’s a smart investment in your home’s comfort, efficiency, and resale value.

The right HVAC size depends on several factors, square footage, insulation, ceiling height, windows, and even sun exposure. Installing a system that’s too big or too small can lead to higher energy bills and uneven temperatures.

A licensed technician will perform a load calculation to determine the ideal system size for your home, ensuring optimal comfort and energy efficiency year-round, especially important with Oklahoma’s extreme seasonal shifts.