Heat Pump Tune-Ups & Maintenance in Reynoldsburg, Ohio

Over usage seasons, our beloved heat pumps survive outside in the most extreme of Ohio’s weather. Whether Mother Nature serves us another bone-chilling cold winter here in Franklin County or yet another summer of sweltering heat, homeowners rely on their heat pumps year-round for relief. To guarantee these systems sustain their peak performance, help us save money, and prolong their lifespans, there is no substitute for consistent preventative maintenance from a locally certified HVAC technician.
Air Conditioner Maintenance

Understanding the Importance of Regular Heat Pump Maintenance

Keeping up with this sort of maintenance enables this dual heating and cooling system to perform smoothly and more efficiently for longer while reducing the need for emergency repairs, if not eliminating them. No matter what kind of heat pump you have, regular maintenance will help you enjoy a far more comfortable – and far less expensive – heat pump experience.

Like a central AC system, heat pumps need unrestricted airflow through an indoor and outdoor coil to provide that year-round comfort we pay for. Guaranteeing the system stays clean and regular maintenance helps prevent costly and inconvenient heat pump repair bills. As such, maintenance is an excellent way to:

  1. Maximize energy savings
  2. Avoid unexpected breakdowns
  3. Reduce wear and tear on the different parts for longer life

Scheduling an appointment with one of our local heat pump technicians is a wise investment that brings peace of mind and comfort — not to mention money savings on heat pump repair services down the road. Looking for heat pump installation services? We’ve got you covered.

DIY Air Conditioner Maintenance Tips

While professional maintenance is crucial, there are also some simple steps you can take to keep your heat pump system in good shape between visits:

.) Seal Thermostat Gaps

Inspect the wire entry point on your thermostat for gaps allowing air drafts. Apply caulking to seal these gaps and ensure accurate temperature readings. Consider a smart thermostat upgrade with Reynoldsburg Heating & Cooling!

2.) Clean Outdoor Vents

Regularly remove any debris, such as leaves or plants, from the outdoor intake and exhaust vents to ensure proper airflow. Maintain a three-foot radius around these vents for optimal performance.

3.) Clean Air Ducts

Check inside your registers and air ducts for dust buildup. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter to remove any accumulated dust. For extensive cleaning, consider our system-wide air duct cleaning service. We offer air duct cleaning with limited availability, so call us to schedule this service!

4.) Protect Coils

During the colder months, cover your outdoor AC unit with a non-airtight cover to shield the coils from falling ice and extreme weather conditions. A trash can cover, or a small sheet of plywood secured with bungee cords can serve this purpose effectively.

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Boost Energy Efficiency With Heat Pump Maintenance

Heat pumps utilize a large coil located outside the home and a second coil inside the home to transfer heat as needed for both the cooling and heating of the home. Because the outdoor coil is exposed year-round to weather elements, it tends to gather dust, dirt, debris, and other contaminants when it gets wet. The inside coil is close to the air handler. Because it can create condensation, it can also draw in airborne pollutants and become a home for dust, pet dander, mold, and mildew.

Because these coils operate at their best when they are clean, keeping them free from this stuff and clean is essential. Keeping them clean and properly maintained will maintain the system, as it has to strive harder to sustain heating and cooling needs. This downgrade in efficiency is also hard on the heat pump’s motors, fans, and other parts of the system.

In addition to the coils, checking your heat pump’s air filter is crucial, ensuring it is clean. Air filters always need to be checked regularly and replaced as needed for efficient performance. Bad air filters can become obstructed and prevent airflow. This leads to decreased comfort, more expensive utility bills, and, in some circumstances, a complete system breakdown.

Don't Sweat It, Call Reynoldsburg Heating & Cooling for Heat Pump Services!

Keep it cool! We're the team to call at the first sign of a heat pump system issue. We're available 24/7, 365 days a year including weekends and holidays for your heat pump emergencies in East Columbus & surrounding areas.

We're The Heat Pump Experts Serving Reynoldsburg & Central Ohio.

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Are you contemplating whether or not to replace or install a new residential heat pump system? In that case, choose Reynoldsburg Heating & Cooling! We offer the industry’s top brands, such as Goodman®, Carrier®, Trane®, and more, as well as the Best Price Guarantee, which extends to all of our equipment, such as electric or gas furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioner units, and indoor air quality, including thermostats, dehumidifiers, humidifiers, air filters, and more.

When it comes to heat pump repairs, know that our dedicated technicians are just a phone call away, ready to provide top-quality service and restore the comfort of your home. Call (614) 879-3789 to schedule an appointment. Don't let heat pump problems disrupt your comfort—contact us today!

Unlike conventional air conditioning systems that remove hot air from the home and release it outside, heat pumps operate by "pumping" in warm or cool air, depending on the season. This dual heating and cooling functionality makes heat pumps attractive for homeowners seeking versatility and energy efficiency. Homeowners can enjoy consistent comfort throughout the year by having a single HVAC system that handles both functions.

If you're seeking a reliable and experienced HVAC technician to provide an accurate heat pump installation estimate for your Central Ohio home, look no further. At Reynoldsburg Heating & Cooling, we take pride in delivering superior customer service to residents in the Greater Franklin County, Ohio, area. Your satisfaction is our guarantee.

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We're A One-Stop-Shop for HVAC Services in Central Ohio

At Reynoldsburg Heating & Cooling, we make customer satisfaction our highest priority. We stand behind all of our work with a guarantee to ensure every customer is 100% satisfied with our services. Whether for emergency repairs, air conditioning installation, furnace repair, or heat pump installation, our team of professionals will provide you with the highest service and professionalism. We go the extra mile to exceed state certification requirements and provide you with the best HVAC solutions in the industry. Schedule services now to have a friendly technician come to your home or business to perform a diagnostic or in-home estimate!

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Q: Can I repair my own Heat Pump?

In most cases, no. Heat Pumps are on a 240-volt circuit. Severe shock or electrocution is possible without a thorough understanding of electricity. Also, cooling systems today are more complicated to service than ever, now comprised of solid-state circuit boards and sensors. They usually require expert attention to comply with federal regulations, such as the Clean Air Act, which prohibits releasing refrigerants into the atmosphere. An EPA-certified air conditioning contractor or service technician should be called at the first sign of trouble.

Q: How often should I change the air filter in my system?

Standard one-inch air filters should be checked every month during peak use and replaced if it looks dirty enough to impair the air flow through them. Some filters, such as electrostatic or electronic air cleaners, are washable; others, such as media-type air cleaners, are disposable and must be replaced, but many of those are designed to last up to six months, even a year.

Q: What is the average life-span of a Heat Pump?

It can vary depending on how much the system is used and how regularly it is checked or serviced. Generally, the average lifespan of units built in the 1970s and 1980s is about 15 years. Still, individual units may vary and last much longer depending on use and how well they are maintained. An ARI survey showed the average heat pump life to be about 14 years when recommended maintenance procedures were followed. Newer units are expected to last even longer.