Our Heat Pump Replacement Services
When you require a residential heat pump replacement, we can help you with an HVAC consultation, heat pump removal, heat pump system replacement, or a reversing valve replacement, depending on the extent of your home’s temperature issues. We can also help you conduct both seasonal and annual maintenance services to extend the life of your new model.
HVAC Consultation
First, your HVAC appointment will start with a consultation. During this appointment, we can determine what you liked and didn’t like about your current HVAC system. We will take measurements to determine the proper size system for your home, ensuring it is not working too quickly and wasting energy or working too slowly and failing to heat or cool your home fully. We can also help you learn more about HVAC models and features available on the market.
Heat Pump Removal
After deciding on a model or system, we can help you remove your current HVAC system. We will safely disconnect any wires and handle refrigerant, so it isn’t hazardous to you or your family members. During this process, we will also inspect your ductwork and remove or replace any sections that aren’t transporting air efficiently, so your new system runs smoothly.
Heat Pump System Replacement
Finally, we can complete your heat pump system replacement. During your HVAC replacement, the installation may get a bit messy. However, we will never leave an untidy or dirty workstation behind. We make sure to always clean up after ourselves and keep HVAC hazards out of our home. Your heat pump replacement timeline will depend on how extensive your new model is and whether your ductwork and wiring need upgrades before your installation.
Reversing Valve Replacement
Sometimes, your HVAC issue can be corrected by changing one significant component. For example, your HVAC system’s reversing valve is responsible for switching between cooling and heating modes. When it stops working, you get stuck in one mode and can’t switch to the other. In this case, replacing your entire system only makes sense if something else is also wrong in your system because a reversing valve costs hundreds less than a new HVAC system.
HVAC Maintenance
HVAC maintenance is essential for the lifespan of your unit and for avoiding undue replacements. Preventative seasonal and annual maintenance helps to keep your system performing efficiently. This includes tasks like filter changes, minor part repairs, and regular inspections. In some cases, regular maintenance can even extend your unit’s lifespan by up to 30 percent, making it invaluable to your heating and cooling budget.
