
A heat pump does two jobs: it cools your home all summer and runs in reverse to heat it in winter. In North Texas that means it works almost all year, and the cold months expose parts that summer didn't. We repair all heat pump makes and models across Fort Worth and Tarrant County, including dual-fuel systems that pair a heat pump with a gas furnace.

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Heat pump air feels gentler than furnace air, but air that feels room-temperature usually points to low refrigerant, a stuck reversing valve or a failed outdoor fan.
A little frost on the outdoor coil is normal. A thick shell of ice that stays means the defrost control, its sensor or the fan isn't doing its job.
When the heat pump can't keep up, the backup heat strips take over, and they cost a lot more to run.
A unit that steams and roars for long stretches, or starts grinding or rattling, needs a look.
We start with repair. If your heat pump is near the end of its life, we size the replacement with a Manual J load calculation so it isn't too big or too small for your home. As a Lennox Premier Dealer we can offer manufacturer rebates and financing on qualifying systems.
Not necessarily. Heat pump air usually feels cooler to the hand even when it's working. If the house won't reach the set temperature, or the air feels room-temperature, call us.
Only if the heat pump has stopped heating. Emergency heat runs the backup strips by themselves, which keeps you warm but costs much more. Switch it on, then call us to fix the heat pump.
Yes: all makes and models, including Lennox, Trane, Carrier, Goodman, Rheem and York.
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