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Heat Pump Repair in Doylestown

Green Heating, Cooling, & Electric is proud to be your local resource for the best heat pump repair in Doylestown. We have a team of highly trained and experienced technicians who are committed to providing you with the highest quality heat pump repair services. We understand the importance of having a functional heat pump, especially during extreme weather conditions, and we are here to help you get your heat pump back up and running as soon as possible. If you are experiencing any issues with your heat pump, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to come to your home or business to diagnose the problem and provide you with a free estimate for the repair services. Contact us today to get your Doylestown heat pump repair estimate.

Common Heat Pump Issues

Heat Pump Repair Near Me

Heat pumps frequently function flawlessly, but occasionally they may encounter issues. Call Green Heating, Cooling & Electric for heat pump repair in Doylestown if your heat pump is experiencing any of the following problems:

Power source malfunctions: Heat pumps can operate because they are connected to a power source. A problem with this power supply could result in the heat pump not operating at all. A removal from the power source could potentially result in the heat pump ceasing to function.

Thermostat problems: Many heat pump issues can be traced back to the thermostat. If the thermostat is not working correctly, it can cause the heat pump to turn on and off at the wrong times or to not turn on at all. We can inspect your home’s thermostat to get to the root of the problem.

Refrigerant leaks: To move heat from one place to another, heat pumps use refrigerants. A leak in the system may prevent the heat pump from functioning properly. If there are any leaks, we can fix them and recharge the system, restoring your heat pump to full functionality.

Dirty air filters: A very frequent heat pump issue is dirty or blocked air filters. The air filters in your heat pump may become clogged, causing the unit to overwork and eventually fail. To avoid this problem, we advise changing your heat pump’s air filters once a month.