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Benjamin Rose Geothermal

At Benjamin Rose Geothermal, we're experts in geothermal installation in Westchester County, NY. Our HVAC company's specialty is installing and servicing geothermal heating and cooling systems.

Our experienced team will handle your full system upgrade – from drilling your geothermal wells to duct-work and complete system installation. Unlike some nationwide geothermal companies, we're local, family-owned, and understand our Westchester County, NY climate. Request your free in-person quote. Hide

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98 Lake St, Lower Level, White Plains, NY 10604 (914) 368-6789 https://geothermalhvac.energy/

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