Central Florida Heat Pump Maintenance

Your heat pump system is one of the most important parts of maintaining your home comfort. By working constantly throughout the year, it becomes exposed to wear and tear.

While a poorly maintained pump may be noisy and inefficient, a well-maintained heat pump will function quietly and smoothly. Regular maintenance can even inhibit many typical problems from happening in the first place.

Our heat pump maintenance experts utilize a comprehensive checklist for every job to make sure that all components will continue to work correctly. 

The checklist includes the following services:

• Inspecting key parts for damage. If one of these significant components breaks down, it could impact other parts of your heat pump as well.
• Cleaning away dirt, dust or other buildup. A clean heat pump will operate much more efficiently.
• Checking the refrigerant levels. If these are too low, your heat pump will not be able to maintain your home at the right temperature.
• Greasing moving parts. Keeping any parts that move well-greased will decrease the odds of them becoming damaged.
• Assessing electrical components. We’ll review parts like wires and connection hookups to ensure your heat pump is working safely.
  By entrusting services to our fully licensed and insured heat pump maintenance experts, you’ll rest comfortably knowing that our visits will increase your heat pump’s capability to heat and cool your indoor space.

HEAT PUMP MAINTENANCE YOU CAN DO YOURSELF

These simpler tasks are some of the best ways to keep your heat pump working efficiently between our maintenance visits. Here are some normal jobs you can try on your own.

• Maintain clear space surrounding your heat pump. Your heat pump requires space to work, so it’s essential to keep a lookout for neighboring greenery. Bushes, shrubs and trees must be trimmed back at least two feet from the system.
• Protect the cleanliness of your heat pump. Leaves, grass clippings and other yard debris can decrease your heat pump’s efficiency and increase your utility costs. 
• Change your air filter. Air filters help stop pollutants from traveling into your HVAC system and circulating throughout your house. If the air filter becomes clogged, it can stop airflow and generate serious problems. While most air filters last for up to three months, we advise checking the manufacturer’s instructions for your specific model and change the air filter as recommended or whenever it appears dirty.

NEVER FORGET YOUR HEAT PUMP MAINTENANCE AGAIN

We realize your schedule is hectic. As your local whole-home service company, our team wants to help make life easier.

When you join our Complete Comfort Club, there’s no worrying about routine maintenance. As a valued member, you’ll receive two yearly tune-ups for your heating and cooling systems, in addition to special repair discounts and other exclusive benefits.

Contact us at (321) 341-3625 or ask your helpful professional for more information about heat pump maintenance.