Why Heat Pump Maintenance Matters
- Boost energy efficiency and reduce operating costs
- Catch small issues before they become expensive repairs
- Maintain manufacturer warranty coverage
- Ensure safe and reliable performance year-round
- Extend the lifespan of your system
Skipping maintenance can lead to reduced comfort, higher utility bills, and premature system failure. Don’t wait for a breakdown—stay ahead with routine service.
What’s Included in a Tune-Up
Our technicians follow a detailed maintenance checklist to ensure your heat pump system runs smoothly:
- Inspect and clean coils, blower, and condensate drain
- Check refrigerant levels and test for leaks
- Inspect electrical components and connections
- Lubricate moving parts as needed
- Verify defrost cycle operation
- Test thermostat accuracy and function
- Evaluate airflow and system performance
We service all brands and models of heat pumps, including ducted and ductless systems.
When to Schedule Maintenance
Ideally, heat pumps should be serviced twice per year—once in the spring before cooling season, and again in the fall before heating season. Regular inspections help ensure peak performance no matter the time of year.
Schedule a tune-up if:
- Your heat pump hasn’t been serviced in over 12 months
- You notice rising energy bills or reduced comfort
- Your system is running constantly or struggling to keep up
- There are unusual noises, odors, or ice buildup
Heat Pump Maintenance FAQs
How often should I have my heat pump serviced?
We recommend maintenance twice per year—spring and fall—to keep your system performing efficiently in both heating and cooling modes.
Can regular maintenance prevent major repairs?
Yes. Routine inspections allow our technicians to catch wear and tear early, which helps you avoid breakdowns and expensive repairs down the road.
Do you offer maintenance plans?
Yes. We offer affordable maintenance agreements that include seasonal tune-ups, priority service, and discounts on repairs. Ask us for details when you call.
