Heat Pump Installation & Repair 

Maintenance is critical to the longevity and efficiency of a heat pump. Regular tune‑ups include cleaning the coils and blower, checking refrigerant levels, testing defrost cycles and verifying proper operation of the reversing valve and supplemental heat strips. 

Symptoms that indicate a heat pump problem include cold air blowing in heating mode, constant running without reaching the desired temperature, loud or unusual noises, ice buildup on the outdoor unit even in mild weather, sharp increases in monthly energy costs and systems that are over ten years old and losing performance. Our diagnostic process identifies issues such as refrigerant leaks, failing capacitors, faulty reversing valves or thermostat malfunctions.

If you’re installing a heat pump for the first time, we begin with a detailed assessment of your home’s size, insulation and current HVAC setup. Heat pumps come in air‑source and ductless varieties, and choosing the right model ensures maximum efficiency. Modern heat pumps are capable of heating even in cooler temperatures and offer variable‑speed compressors for quiet operation and consistent comfort. We explain your options, including dual‑fuel systems that pair a heat pump with a furnace for optimal efficiency.