Heating
Heat Pump Repair and Installation in Philadelphia and Delaware County
One system, heating and cooling. We repair existing heat pumps and install new ones where they make sense.
- HIC #193075
- ★ 5.0 on Google · 15 reviews
- Same-day service. Terms apply.
A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel, heating your home in winter and cooling it in summer. Modern cold-climate models handle Pennsylvania winters, and many homeowners choose them to replace aging air conditioners or to add efficient heating.
We repair heat pump problems like iced outdoor units, weak heating, failed reversing valves and noisy compressors. If you are considering a new system, we will talk through whether a heat pump suits your home and ductwork.
Signs you need heat pump repair and installation
- Outdoor unit covered in ice that does not clear
- Blowing cool air in heating mode
- System stuck in one mode or will not switch
- High electric bills in winter
- Loud noises from the outdoor unit
- Short cycling or tripped breakers
What we check
- Check refrigerant charge and system pressures
- Test the reversing valve and defrost control
- Inspect outdoor coil, fan and compressor
- Verify auxiliary heat strips and thermostat setup
- Examine indoor coil, blower and ductwork airflow
Equipment we service
- Air-source heat pumps
- Cold-climate heat pumps
- Dual-fuel systems
- Reversing valves
- Defrost controls
- Auxiliary heat
Common questions
Is it normal for a heat pump to ice up in winter?
A little frost is normal and the unit clears it with a defrost cycle. Heavy ice that stays or builds up usually means a defrost or airflow problem that needs service.
Do heat pumps work in Pennsylvania winters?
Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed for freezing temperatures, and many homes pair them with backup heat. We can help you decide whether one fits your home.
Can a heat pump replace my furnace and AC?
In many homes it can, especially where ductwork is in good condition. A technician should review your home before you decide.