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If you find that your heat pump is continuously running, it is likely in need of repair. This can indicate an issue with your thermostat or a broken compressor, but regardless of the problem, it will need to be addressed by a professional.
Obstructed airflow occurs when air stops flowing properly throughout your home. This is usually caused by ice that becomes too thick on the pump’s coil, which can also impede other moving parts within the heat pump unit.
Any odd noises coming from your heat pump are usually a sign that it needs to be serviced by a professional. Your heat pump should run calmly in the background of your home. Any screeching, squealing, or rattling coming from your pump should be addressed immediately.
Short cycling means that your heat pump is turning on and off more than normal. If you’ve noticed frequent short cycling, there could be an issue with your thermostat or something more serious that will require professional attention.
Any otherwise unexplainable increases in your energy bills are a red flag that there is an inefficiency within your heat pump. If you’ve noticed an increase on your energy bill in conjunction with any of the aforementioned signs, be sure to schedule a repair with our team as soon as possible!
On average, heat pump repairs cost between $150 and $1,000, depending on the issue at hand. Minor problems, such as a clogged filter or replacing a capacitor, are usually on the lower end, while major repairs, like fixing a compressor, will be much more expensive. If your heat pump isn’t working as it should this fall, call our expert technicians at (470) 694-5452 for a full diagnosis and a transparent repair estimate!
One of the most common heat pump issues is reduced airflow caused by dirty filters or malfunctioning fan motors. Unfortunately, this often leads to poor heating or cooling performance, but regular heat pump maintenance can prevent these issues! If your heat pump is struggling, especially during the colder autumn months, reach out to us for a professional repair service!
The typical life expectancy of a heat pump is about 10 to 15 years, though this can vary depending on usage and maintenance schedules. Enlisting routine pump inspections and addressing any repairs promptly will greatly extend your unit’s lifespan. To keep your heat pump running efficiently all year long, reach out to us and set up your routine maintenance plan today!
A heat pump can fail for several reasons, including lack of maintenance, dirty filters, refrigerant leaks, or faulty components like the thermostat or compressor. Factors such as prolonged exposure to harsh Milledgeville, Covington & Augusta, GA weather, particularly in extreme summer or fall conditions, can also cause wear and tear. If your heat pump isn’t operating efficiently, don’t stress it – Air Conditioning Specialist Inc. is here to help with fast and reliable repair services!
If your heat pump isn’t cooling properly, low refrigerant levels, clogged air filters, or an issue with the thermostat settings could be to blame. These problems can make your home uncomfortable when temperatures fluctuate between seasons. Lean on our team to pinpoint and fix the issue today!
Our team proudly offers a number of HVAC maintenance plans for both residential and commercial heating & cooling systems
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