Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling in one unit and are up to three times more energy-efficient than traditional systems. They also lower your utility bills and are more environmentally friendly.

Spring or fall is ideal—before extreme weather hits. This ensures technician availability, better pricing, and enough time to test the system before heavy use.

Strange noises, weak airflow, short cycles, or a sudden spike in your energy bill are clear indicators. If something feels off, it’s best to call a technician before the issue worsens.

At least once a year. Routine maintenance includes cleaning, leak checks, thermostat calibration, and electrical inspection. This helps extend your system’s lifespan and maintain its performance.

A thorough inspection, filter cleaning, thermostat adjustment, refrigerant check, pressure testing, and minor repairs if needed. A proper service prevents bigger, more expensive problems later on.