Geotechnical & Environmental Services Inc. (GES) specializes in Ground Source Heat Exchange (GSHE) systems, leveraging Nevada's seasonal temperature extremes to provide efficient heating and cooling solutions. Despite surface temperature fluctuations, the earth maintains a constant temperature just below the ground, ranging from 50-55 degrees in Reno to around 75 degrees in Las Vegas.

A GSHE system capitalizes on this stable underground temperature, transferring heat from the ground to buildings in winter and vice versa in summer. This process significantly reduces energy consumption compared to traditional HVAC systems, offering quiet operation and potentially increasing property values.

Once installed, GSHE systems have minimal operational costs and can last over 50 years. GES collaborates with sister company Eagle Drilling to conduct GSHE test borings and in-situ tests, including thermal profiles and conductivity testing, ensuring efficient system design and installation. Additionally, government incentives often make GSHE system installation more affordable, further promoting sustainability and energy efficiency.