Not keeping up
A heat pump that never shuts off but cannot reach your setting needs testing. The technician examines the outdoor unit, the refrigerant circuit and the controls.
Heat Pump Repair and Installation in New Hampshire
Ice on the outdoor unit, vents that blow only slightly warm air, a system that never stops yet never catches up. Each is a reason to phone New Hampshire Heating, which takes calls on air-source heat pump repair and new installation.
Electric heat serves more than 1 in every 10 occupied homes in New Hampshire, by Census count, a total that covers all electric heating and not only heat pumps. Ducted systems are included, as are homes with a furnace or boiler beside the heat pump.
Heat pump service
Ice that stays
The outdoor unit sits under a shell of ice that never clears. A technician finds the reason.
Odd sounds or no start
A grinding or buzzing sound, or a unit that stays off, can come from a motor, a control or another part. The technician narrows it down.
New installations
New installs and replacements begin with sizing. The technician matches the unit to your house, then discusses where the indoor and outdoor pieces will go.
Heat pumps beside other heat
Where a furnace or boiler stands by as backup, a fault can sit in the handover between the two machines. For that reason the technician considers the pair and not only the heat pump.
For a house with no ductwork, read about ductless mini-split heating. Everything else is on the home page.
Call us for a free quote
Phone us and describe what the heat pump is doing, and say whether a furnace or boiler backs it up. The call is free and puts you under no obligation.
Call (866) 661-2784