Heat Pump Services

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  If your heat pump is circulating a musty scent every time you turn it on, there's likely mold growing on the evaporator coils or inside the ducts. We can prevent this by conducting regular heat pump maintenance and air duct cleaning. If you smell sulfur, seek immediate professional assistance. It is probable this is a sign of a gas leak.

Heat pumps primarily make two types of noises:

• Rattling noises – These are generally indicative of loose parts.
• Squeaky noises – These are generally indications that there is an issue with the pump.

  When a heat pump is not blowing hot air uniformly, this is often an indication that the air filter is clogged. Dirty and dusty filters result in restricted airflow, causing certain areas and rooms to receive disproportionate heat.

  If the thermostat is set to the accurate temperature but the heat pump is not cooling or heating properly, there may be a problem with the vent cover, evaporator coils, air ducts, or air handler. Fortunately, our technicians are equipped and prepared to replace your heat pump’s auxiliary elements with parts that are compatible with the unit’s make and model. 

If your heat pump system is short-cycling or frequently turning on and off,  it is possible you may be dealing with a clogged filter, thermostat issue, defective fan, or faulty valves.

  Without consistent maintenance, a heat pump will become progressively less efficient as dirt, dust, and corrosion accumulate. This can even cause your utility bill to skyrocket.

We’re equipped to help you with all heat pump services when you call 406-471-7560. Our teams are local, highly-trained, and experienced.

  All heat pumps are susceptible to sustain natural wear and tear. We recommend scheduling a repair at the first indication of an issue to avoid further complications.

Common repairs we service for heat pumps include: Frozen coils, refrigerant leaks, broken reversing valves, electrical failure

 Over time, you will probably grow accustomed to your heat pump’s typical operating noises. Nonetheless, if you suddenly begin to hear loud and alarming noises, you must have a professional troubleshoot the issue.

Sounds to be wary of include: Hissing, rattling, screeching, loud bangs

  If your heat pump refuses to turn off, it is possible there may be an issue with the thermostat, electrical panel, or fans. A continuously running heat pump can create an uncomfortable environment if the system is heating or cooling beyond the desired temperature.

  If your heat pump’s efficiency is diminishing and incapable of satisfying your household’s heating and cooling demands, let one of our professional technicians examine the unit. Irregular heat distribution is very often a byproduct of natural wear and tear. By installing a new heat pump, we can help you save money on electric bills and improve your comfort, too.

  Dirty heat pumps are able to distribute pollutants and contaminants throughout your home. Don’t let a clogged or filthy filter spread dust mites, debris, outdoor allergens, mold, bacteria, and pet dander into the air you breathe. Have one of our HVAC technicians clean your system regularly!

  A heat pump’s declining performance will negatively impact its efficiency; as it works extra hard and runs longer to meet the thermostat’s demands, your heat pump will consume more and more electricity. If there’s an obvious increase in energy consumption and no other likely culprit, your heat pump may be the culprit of higher monthly utility expenses. By upgrading to a new system, you can reduce your monthly electricity usage exponentially.