Professional Heat Pump Repair Service in Napanee

Frequently Asked Questions about Heat Pump Repairs

• How much does a technician service call cost?
  A service call is priced at 149$, which is our minimum charge for a technician to arrive at your location. The service call fee is inclusive in the total price if you choose to proceed with repairs. Here’s how it works: you schedule a service call, and our technician arrives to inspect the issue. After identifying the problem, they provide a repair estimate, say $200 for instance. Upon completion of the repair, you’ll be billed $200, covering both the service call and the repair costs.
• Why is my heat pump heating but not cooling?
  Several factors could cause a heat pump to only provide heating and not cooling, including refrigerant issues, dirty filters, or a malfunctioning compressor. It’s best to contact a professional HVAC technician to diagnose and resolve the issue.
• What is the most Expensive Repair on the Heat Pump ?
  When it comes to repairing heat pumps, a malfunctioning compressor can present a significant expense. Potential causes may include overheating, wear and tear, or issues with the power supply. Repairing or replacing a compressor requires skilled expertise due to its intricate design, and costs typically start from $1000.
• Can I repair my own Heat Pump?
  Heat Pumps are on a 240 volt circuit. Severe shock or electrocution is possible without a thorough understanding of electricity. Also, Cooling systems today are more complicated to service than ever before, now being comprised of solid state circuit boards and sensors. They usually require expert attention in order to comply with federal regulations, such as the Clean Air Act which prohibits releasing refrigerants into the atmosphere. An certified heat pump contractor or service technician should be called at the first sign of trouble.
• Can a dirty filter cause heat pump not to work?
  Because there is less air to condition, the system can’t push out enough air to reach your desired temperature. This is when homeowners call technicians to say that the heat pump system doesn’t work. When the system runs long enough with a dirty air filter, heat pump repairs are needed.
• What does a bad heat pump compressor sound like?
  Gurgles point to low refrigerant levels, which can severely affect performance. A precursor to shrieking, grinding noises indicate dirty components or the need for lubrication. Unbearably loud shrieking noises usually indicate a faulty compressor under high pressure. Shut down your system immediately.
• How do I reset my heat pump?
  Turn off the power switches, which can be on the wall nearby or on the pump itself. Then turn off the electrical breakers. After everything is off, wait up to five minutes, and the heat pump should be reset.