Delaware Heat Pump Services

Getting your heat pump checked annually is vital to ensure you have undisturbed heat during the winter and cool air during the summer.

During a routine maintenance check, one of our trained technicians will assess whether any repairs or replacements are needed and explain your options before starting any work.

The easiest way to extend the life of your heat pump is by conducting regular maintenance to ensure it is working correctly and efficiently. That prevents you from running into any issues when you need your heat pump the most.

Repairs are inevitable with any heat pump system as it ages. Some of the typical issues a homeowner might face with their heat pump are rattling or squeaky noises, thermostat issues, a broken belt, or it simply does not run.

Unfamiliar noises may be because of loose parts within the pump, and our expert technicians can help find that part that needs tightening. If it continues to make noise, but your heat pump is working normally, you can insulate it to reduce the sound.

If your thermostat malfunctions, give us a call, and we will send our technicians to assess and fix your heating system. Your heat pump also may not work properly if the air filter is clogged. This type of issue is a quick fix with a filter replacement.

Timely repairs help improve the longevity of a heat pump. However, waiting too long to fix any problems may cause long-term damage to your unit and reduce the efficiency of your heat pump, eventually making it irreparable.

When you invest in a new heat pump, several factors will affect the installation price. What most significantly affects your installation cost is the heat pump you choose. There are four main types of heat pump installations available.

We can install air-source heat pumps into your ducted or ductless systems. They are more energy-efficient than a boiler or furnace because they use electricity without using any combustible components.

Water-source heat pumps require a water source nearby to function. Like air-source heat pumps, they are powered by electricity but use water to extract and dissipate heat instead of moving the air around.

Geothermal heat pumps use natural heat from the ground to cool or warm your home. Our technicians install pipes underneath your house and fill them with water which is then heated or cooled by the earth. The water is pushed to your heat pump’s surface, which the pump turns into the air and then transfers into your home.

If you want a ductless heating and cooling system, a mini-split heat pump is a common application to have. Mini-split systems can supplement an existing system, like a boiler or furnace, or work on their own to cool and heat your house.

Having the right heat pump for your home is crucial to keeping the temperature in your home comfortable. It also saves you money when installing a more efficient, high-quality system that doesn’t break down as quickly or require as many repairs. Our expert technicians will help you choose the best option for your home.