We offer one-time heat pump repair visits starting at $90 (+HST). All of our licensed technicians are fully stocked to solve many heat pump problems instantly
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Sign up to our AirProtect™ plan and get your heat pump repair for just $149. All future heat pump repair and maintenance needs will be fully covered year-round for $23.99/month.
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If you are already on the AirProtect plan, you can easily schedule your furnace service repair by contacting us today.
Every heat pump repair is performed by an expert AirPoint technician with rigorous quality-control.
From pre-consult to follow up, our care team ensures you experience a market-leading heat pump repair.
Have your heat pump parts covered for 10 years on your purchase, with the option to extend labour coverage.
We focus on keeping the health of your heat pump top of mind with our flexible plans that have you covered year-round.
We offer a range of purchase, rental and financing options, so you can find the plan that work best for you.
A refrigerant leak can cause the heat pump to lose its ability to cool or heat the space properly. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as damage to coils or other components, or a refrigerant line problem.
The compressor is responsible for pumping the refrigerant through the heat pump’s system. If it fails or becomes damaged, the heat pump may not be able to function properly.
Electrical problems can cause a variety of issues with the heat pump, such as difficulty starting, cycling on and off, or not producing heat or cool air.
A malfunctioning thermostat can cause the heat pump to not function properly. If the thermostat is not reading the temperature correctly, it may not be able to turn the heat pump on or off at the proper times.
If the coils of the heat pump become frozen, this can prevent the heat pump from functioning properly. The frozen coils can be caused by a lack of proper maintenance, such as not cleaning the coils or not changing the filter.
If the ductwork of the heat pump is damaged or has leaks, this can cause the heat pump to not function properly. This can cause the heat pump to not be able to properly distribute the cool or hot air throughout the space.
Common signs that a heat pump needs repair include a lack of heat, strange noises, strange smells, and poor airflow. Additionally, a malfunctioning thermostat, a frozen evaporator coil, a refrigerant leak, a clogged air filter, or a malfunctioning compressor are all possible indication that something is wrong with your heat pump and it needs repair. If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to call a professional for a diagnosis and repair.
Regular maintenance and timely repairs can help lower heat pump repair costs. Additionally, keeping the unit clean and clear of debris can also help.
Regular maintenance and timely repairs can help lower heat pump repair costs. Additionally, keeping the unit clean and clear of debris, and avoiding overusing the unit, can also help prolong the life of the heat pump and reduce the need for repairs. Moreover, choosing a company with fair and transparent pricing policies can also help lower the repair costs.
The time it takes to repair a heat pump can vary depending on the issue and the complexity of the repair. A simple repair such as a clogged air filter or a malfunctioning thermostat may take a few hours, while a more complex repair such as a refrigerant leak or a malfunctioning compressor may take several days. The company’s response time and technician’s availability also play a role in determining the time it takes to repair a heat pump.
While some minor maintenance tasks can be done by homeowners, it is generally recommended to leave heat pump repairs to a trained and licensed professional. Heat pumps are complex systems and attempting to repair them without the proper knowledge and tools can lead to further damage and even more costly repairs.