Heat Pump Service & Repair
We diagnose performance problems, improve comfort, and help you decide whether repair or replacement is the better move.
- ✓ Reversing Valve Replacement
- ✓ Defrost Control Board Diagnostics
- ✓ Auxiliary Heat Strips Testing & Repair
- ✓ Refrigerant Charge Adjustments
- ✓ Compressor Hard Starts & Swaps
- ✓ Outdoor Fan Motor Issues
- ✓ Indoor Blower Assembly Repair
- ✓ Suction Line Accumulator Checks
- ✓ TXV / Expansion Valve Clogs
- ✓ Stuck in Heating or Cooling Mode
- ✓ High/Low Pressure Sensor Tripping
- ✓ Thermostat Protocol Mismatches
If your system can be repaired reliably, we'll explain the repair path first. If replacement is the smarter long-term option, we'll show you why with honest numbers.
- 01 Full system diagnostic including performance metrics
- 02 Clear repair vs. replace comparison
- 03 Flat-rate pricing before any work begins
- 04 Free second opinions on replacements (with competitor quote)
Comprehensive heat pump check including refrigerant pressures, defrost cycle, and reversing valve test — Free Diagnostics (No Service Fee).
Access Comfort Care Agreement members save 10% on parts and labor.
Signs Your Heat Pump Needs Attention
These issues reduce efficiency and drive up your electric bill.
Stuck in one mode
Won't switch between heating and cooling. Usually a stuck reversing valve or bad solenoid.
Outdoor unit frozen
Defrost cycle isn't kicking in. Could be a bad defrost board, sensor, or low refrigerant.
Not heating enough
Aux heat strips running constantly = high bills. Heat pump may need refrigerant or a compressor check.
High electricity bills
Heat pump running inefficiently or backup heat strips engaging too often. Needs performance tuning.
Weak airflow
Indoor blower assembly issue or restricted ductwork reducing system efficiency.
Grinding or humming
Outdoor fan motor, compressor, or reversing valve noise — all require professional diagnosis.
From the Field
Ready to get your heat pump checked?
Schedule a service call or speak directly with our team. Free Diagnostics — no surprises.