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Heat Pump Services in Roswell, GA

Repairs, changeouts and new installs for the outdoor cabinet that cools your summers and warms your winters.

A Cabinet That Works Every Season

Heat pumps shuffle heat around rather than burning fuel to make it. Come summer, yours drags heat out of the house like an ordinary air conditioner. Come winter, a valve flips and it pulls warmth in from outside air, even on days that feel raw. That suits Roswell nicely, where summer drags on and most winter days stay mild. It also means the thing never really gets a vacation, so small faults pop up in both seasons. Some of what owners ring us about is perfectly normal. On frosty mornings it goes into defrost: the fan stops, a cloud of steam rises, you hear a whoosh, and then heating resumes. Nothing wrong there. What isn't normal is a cabinet that stays crusted in ice, blows lukewarm air all winter or leans on its backup heat every single day. Aux strips, or the gas side of a dual-fuel pairing, should pitch in during a true cold snap, not all season long. We test the reversing valve, defrost board, sensors, refrigerant charge and backup heat, then explain what turned up. If yours is worn out, we size a replacement and set the controls so backup heat only runs when it truly should.

Heat Pump Jobs on Our List

Anything from a stubborn defrost board to a complete changeout.

  • Stuck in one mode

    Reversing valves, controls and charge checked when it only cools or only heats.

  • Ice that hangs around

    Defrost boards, sensors and airflow tested when frost builds and won't clear.

  • Backup heat overworking

    Aux strips and thermostat settings checked so they pitch in only when needed.

  • Dual-fuel pairings

    Heat pump plus gas furnace, with the switchover point dialed in for Roswell winters.

  • Racket outside

    Fan motors, compressors and loose panels that buzz, rattle or grind.

  • Short on refrigerant

    A low charge chased to its leak and explained before anything gets refilled.

  • Changeouts

    Tired heat pumps traded for equipment sized to the house, with a matching air handler.

  • Fresh installs

    Switching from a straight AC and furnace when a heat pump suits the home better.

Our Heat Pump Visit, Step by Step

  1. Season plus symptom

    Is it failing to cool, failing to heat, icing up or living on backup heat? That tells our tech where to begin.

  2. Run it both ways

    We test heating and cooling, force a defrost, check backup heat and take pressure and temperature readings. Then you hear the problem and its price.

  3. Mend or replace

    Repairs happen once you approve. If a changeout makes more sense, you get choices and numbers to mull over.

Why Roswell Owners Trust Us With Heat Pumps

  • We tell you what's normal

    Defrost steam and a short pause are fine. We'll explain which quirks deserve worry and which don't.

  • Two seasons tested

    A unit that cools beautifully can still flunk at heating, so both modes get checked.

  • Candid changeout advice

    If yours is finished, we'll say so, along with what a new one costs.

  • Both modes tested
  • Defrost and aux heat
  • Dual-fuel know-how
  • Quoted before work

Heat Pump Behaving Oddly?

Ice that won't budge, lukewarm air in January or a power bill that leapt, describe it and we'll get to the bottom of it.