Heat Pumps Fort Worth, TX

Looking to schedule heat pumps service in Fort Worth, TX? Many homeowners are making the switch from traditional heating systems to heat pumps, as they’re highly energy-efficient and easy to maintain. Also, when used with a mini split system, a heat pump can serve as both a heater and an air conditioner.

Whether your existing heat pump is acting up or you’re interested in new heat pump installation, the team at Lightfoot Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electrical is happy to help. Our technicians have been servicing and installing heat pumps for many years, and you can count on them to get your heating and cooling system on the right track!

How Do I Know My Heat Pump Needs Repairs?

There are many warning signs that can point to a potential issue with your heat pump and heating system. If your heat pump ices up during the summer months, this can be due to refrigerant leaks, dirty coils, or a damaged defrost mechanism.

During the winter months, you may notice a light coating of ice on the heat pump, and this is considered normal. However, a thick coating of ice that doesn’t melt when the pump is in defrost mode can indicate a damaged defrost mechanism or faulty sensors.

Loud buzzing or flapping noises may be due to a damaged fan blade or internal component, while weakened air flow is often caused by dirty or clogged air filters. Whatever the case may be, it’s always best to leave the investigating to the professionals instead of attempting to troubleshoot your heat pump on your own.

• High humidity levels in the home
• Heat pump cycles frequently
• Uneven heating or cooling
• Noisy operation

When maintained on a regular basis, most standard heat pumps are designed to last about 15 years. If your heat pump is approaching or past 15 years of age, it may not operate as efficiently as it once did, and you might find that it breaks down more often than usual. If you’re scheduling more frequent repairs, your HVAC technician may recommend new heat pump installation.