Heating problems we evaluate
Call when a system will not start, produces little heat, cycles unusually, makes new noises or does not maintain the thermostat setting.
- Heat pump not heating
- Auxiliary heat concerns
- Air-handler issues
- Thermostat problems
- Weak or uneven airflow
Heat pumps in changing weather
Heat-pump operation can differ from conventional cooling or furnace operation. Diagnosis should consider conditions, controls, auxiliary heat and the complete system.
When to stop the system
Turn the equipment off if you see smoke, smell a strong electrical or burning odor, or hear severe grinding or impact noise. A brief dusty smell after a long idle period can occur, but a persistent or intense odor should be evaluated.
Plan before cold weather
A seasonal check can identify visible concerns and create time to consider options before temperatures fall.