Heat Pump Services in Atlanta

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$150 - $8,000

About Heat Pump Services

Heat pumps provide efficient heating and cooling in one system, making them an excellent choice for moderate climates. Our HVAC professionals specialize in all aspects of heat pump service, from installation and replacement to repairs and maintenance for air-source, ground-source (geothermal), and ductless mini-split heat pumps. We handle common heat pump issues like refrigerant leaks, defrost cycle problems, compressor failures, and thermostat malfunctions. Our installation services include proper sizing, refrigerant line installation, electrical connections, and system commissioning to ensure optimal efficiency and performance year-round.

Benefits of Professional Heat Pump Services

Heating and cooling in one system

Higher efficiency than traditional heating

Lower energy costs

Environmentally friendly operation

Even, comfortable temperatures

Dehumidification during cooling

Long system lifespan with proper maintenance

Common Heat Pump Services Issues We Solve

Not heating or cooling properly

Frequent defrost cycles

Refrigerant leaks

Frozen outdoor unit

Strange noises

Auxiliary heat running constantly

Thermostat issues

Our Heat Pump Services Process

System evaluation and diagnosis

Refrigerant level check

Electrical component inspection

Defrost cycle testing

Airflow verification

Repair or maintenance execution

Efficiency testing

When to Call for Heat Pump Services

Heat pump not maintaining temperature
Ice buildup on outdoor unit
Auxiliary heat running constantly
Unusual noises or smells
Higher than normal energy bills

Heat Pump Services FAQs

What HVAC maintenance can I do myself?

Homeowners can: 1) Change air filters every 1-3 months. 2) Keep outdoor units clear of debris, leaves, and vegetation (2-foot clearance). 3) Clean visible dust from vents and registers. 4) Check and reset programmable thermostat schedules seasonally. 5) Ensure furniture doesn't block vents. 6) Listen for unusual noises. Leave electrical, refrigerant, and gas work to licensed professionals.

How is commercial HVAC different from residential?

Commercial HVAC systems are larger, more complex, and designed for different usage patterns. They often use rooftop units (RTUs), chillers, and complex ductwork systems. Commercial systems require specialized zoning, higher capacity, and must meet different building codes. They also need more frequent maintenance due to constant operation and typically have different efficiency requirements.