Heat Pump Repair Services Cincinnati

Quality Comfort provides full-service repair for all makes and models of heat pumps. Only a $68 service call Monday-Friday from 8am – 8pm and emergency heat pump repair service is available on weekends. Super Savings Plan members receive discounted rates.

Our EPA certified heat pump technicians are trained on all major heat pump brands. Our service vans are stocked with all the parts we are likely to need to get your system back up and operating. This mobile parts inventory includes outdoor fans and fan motors, contactors, capacitors, refrigerants, furnaces, and air handler controls, transformers, indoor blowers, and air filtration products.

Our main goal is to solve your comfort problem and not try to sell you something that you don’t need. We will do everything we can to get your unit back up and operating in a single call. We will diagnose your problem and discuss it with you fully, including the cost of all recommended repairs and the reasoning behind those suggestions. Then you are able to approve or deny repairs. If you approve right away, we will most often be able to repair the same day. If it is determined your best option may be to replace your heat pump rather than repair it, we also offer free estimates on heat pump replacements.

What Is a Heat Pump?

A heat pump is an energy-efficient system that both heats and cools your home using electricity. Instead of generating heat like a traditional furnace, it works by transferring heat from one place to another. In the winter, it pulls heat from the outside air and moves it indoors to warm your home. In the summer, it reverses the process, removing heat from inside your home and releasing it outdoors to keep you cool.

Because heat pumps move heat rather than create it, they can deliver consistent comfort while using less energy than many conventional HVAC systems. They’re especially popular for homeowners looking for a more efficient, all-in-one solution for year-round temperature control.

Signs You Need Heat Pump Repair

• The heat pump is not turning on or not cooling, or not heating.
• Indoor temperature too hot or too cold.
• Some rooms are properly conditioned, and some are not.
• Indoor coil or refrigerant lines covered with heavy frost or ice.
• Breaker to the outdoor unit tripped more than once.
• A vibration or odd noise with the outdoor or indoor unit.
• Thermostat not working properly.
• Heat pump stuck in auxiliary heat mode.

We also offer:

• Heat pump replacement and installation
• Heat pump maintenance service

What to Check Before Calling for Heat Pump Service

• Filter – Have you changed your filter recently? A clogged filter can wreak havoc on your HVAC system. If you find your filter is dirty, then go ahead and change it and give it an hour or so to see if your heat pump performance improves.
• Thermostat – Check to ensure your thermostat is set to heat or cool mode as necessary. Oftentimes this simple switch is overlooked, and a service call could have been avoided.
• Heat Pump Surroundings – Go outside and make sure there is no mulch or other debris blocking the airflow of your heat pump.

READ MORE: What is auxiliary heat mode?

Why Choose Quality Comfort for Your Heat Pump Repair?