Our heat pump team is fully trained, certified and has the experience needed to provide best-in-class repair services for our clients in Victoria BC. Whether you require a simple repair or have a more complex issue at hand, you can always trust us to meet your needs completely. Contact CityWide Plumbing and Power online, or call us at (250)475-1950 to speak directly with a heat pump specialist right now.
Need a few reasons why installing a heat pump in your home is an excellent investment?
Mode jamming. The reversing valve is the part that changes between the heat pump’s cooling and heating modes and when it fails, you won’t be able to change modes.
Ice/Frost Accumulation. A properly working heat pump is very efficient at defrosting, so seeing ice or front on the heat pump indicated there is a larger issue at hand.
Poor Air Flow. Caused by a wide range of problems, but all of them if left unchecked will result in the system overheating or failing.
Poor Air Flow. Caused by a wide range of problems, but all of them if left unchecked will result in the system overheating or failing.
Strange Sounds. If you hear strange sounds such as banging, squealing or clanking these are indicators of wear and damage which has to be addressed immediately to avoid more serious damage or failure of the heat pump.
Increasing Energy Bills. Heat Pumps are popular with homeowners due to their efficiency and lower cost to operate. If you notice your energy bill is creeping up, you should have your system looked at to see what is causing the increased power usage.
Basic troubleshooting and maintenance like checking the circuit board or clearing the outdoor unit of debris and clutter can be done by home owners, however we do not advise home owners to try to repair a heat pump themselves. Heat pumps are very complicated systems that require expert training and knowledge to effectively troubleshoot and properly repair.
Heat pumps are louder than boilers and furnaces, but a heat pump that is suddenly louder and/or making strange noises is a definite cause of concern and you should call a professional right away.
The typical lifespan of a heat pump is around 15 years. If the heat pump in your home is under 10 years and the performance is noticeable lower than it used to be, it may be in need of repair. Often a tune up, changing filters and lubricate, clean and calibration will have it returned to optimal performance.
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Transparent, up-front pricing without any surprises
Transparent, up-front pricing without any surprises
Transparent, up-front pricing without any surprises