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The Top Signs You Need Heat Pump Repair

After years of using your heat pump for year-round home comfort, you’re familiar with how it should operate. The moment you notice something strange, call our heat pump repair experts to have the problem diagnosed and repaired. With our 24-hour services and upfront pricing, there’s no need to delay service. Here are the most common issues that warrant heat pump service:

  • Low or no airflow: Does your heat pump refuse to power on? Perhaps the HVAC system runs, but there’s no airflow. To troubleshoot the problem, check for a tripped circuit breaker and replace the air filter. If that doesn’t work, call Blue Collars for heat pump repair.
  • Insufficient cooling or heating: If your heat pump runs continuously but never reaches the target temperature, make sure the air registers around your home are all open. Then, try replacing the air filter. If your troubleshooting efforts don’t help, give us a call.
  • Strange sounds: Keep an ear out for grinding, squealing, clicking, hissing, or other unusual noises coming from your heat pump. These are causes for concern and may warrant a repair.
  • Ice buildup: The indoor evaporator coil can freeze over in the summer if there’s a lack of airflow. To fix this, try replacing the air filter. If the coil still freezes, you may have a refrigerant leak. Call a professional to recharge the refrigerant and repair the leak.
  • High utility bills: A failing heat pump may run less efficiently, increasing your energy bills as a result. Repair work may restore optimal performance and lower your operating costs.

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Heat Pump Repair Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions

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What is the life span of a heat pump?

A well-maintained heat pump lasts an average of 15 years.

How often does my heat pump need a tune-up?

A heat pump needs a tune-up twice annually to maintain proper performance and energy efficiency.

Are heat pumps used year-round?

Yes, heat pumps are typically used year-round, and therefore, repairs are done year-round.