Heat Pump Services

Every HVAC equipment, including the heat pump, is critical in making your home or business unit in San Diego as comfortable as you’d want throughout all seasons.

The heat pump moves heat around your home or commercial unit – it transfers heat from outside into your home or office during winter and removes excess heat from the inside to the outside during summer when it’s overly hot.

It’s important to keep your heat pump in tip-top condition all year through to ensure that it regulates heat properly. However, like any other home appliances, heat pumps are bound to break down or malfunction from time to time, especially given that they are powered on almost all the time. In that case, you don’t have to make expensive heat pump replacements.

All you need is to schedule a reliable heat pump repair service from Airmaxx, and your heat pump is good to go.

• Heat Pump Won’t Start: This is the first and obvious sign that your heat pump is broken. If your heat pump won’t turn on or heat, it’s damaged, and it’s time to call one of our heat pump repair technicians for a prompt repair.

• Excessive Noise or Strange Sounds: Your heat pump shouldn’t be noisy. The thing is, different noises indicate different issues that you might not be able to diagnose yourself. If your heat pump produces strange noises after powering it on, it’s time to schedule a heat pump repair appointment with one of our heat pump repair technicians.

• Short Cycling: If your heat pump turns on and off too frequently, it’s time to call a heat pump repair professional. Short cycling affects your heat pump’s efficiency and makes it wear out much faster, necessitating an expensive replacement sooner.

• Unprecedented Surge in Utility Bills: A malfunctioning heat pump is ineffective in cooling your home. If you find yourself spending more on cooling or heating bills without any changes in the equipment’s operation, it’s a sign that the heat pump isn’t working properly. Schedule a heat pump repair as soon as possible.

• Weak or Low Airflow: When ice buildup, dust, or debris block airflow from the heat pump, your home will likely be uncomfortable since the pump needs airflow to keep your home and office at a steady temperature. When this happens, it’s time to schedule a heat pump inspection and repair.

• Ice on the Outside Unit: While ice buildup on the outdoor unit when the heat pump is heating the office is normal, a thick and excessive layer of ice indicates restricted airflow.

• Reverse Cooling or Heating: If your heat pump produces cold air when you want to heat your home or office or vice versa, it’s a sign that it has issues and requires heat pump repairs.

• Reduced Cooling or Heating: Do you have to run the pump longer than before to cool or heat your home or office? If yes, the heat pump is malfunctioning, and it’s time to call a professional for heat pump repairs.