Greenfield, IN Heat Pump Repair

You turn the thermostat up and wait for that familiar wave of warm air, but instead, the vents are blowing cool air across the room. The house feels drafty, and you’re wondering if the system is even working. This can happen if the unit is stuck in defrost mode, low on refrigerant, or struggling with airflow problems. We’ll check pressures, electrical components, and make sure the system is switching modes properly so it can start heating your home the way it should.

The seasons change, but your system doesn’t seem to respond. Maybe it’s still pushing warm air when you need cooling, or it won’t move back into heating mode when temperatures drop. That usually points to a reversing valve or control issue inside the unit. We’ll inspect those components carefully and restore proper operation so your heating and cooling work when you need them.

You notice the system never seems to shut off, or it kicks on for just a few minutes before shutting down again. The house never quite feels right, and the thermostat seems to be working overtime. This kind of cycling can wear out parts quickly and lead to higher energy bills. We’ll evaluate refrigerant levels, airflow, and system controls to get everything balanced and operating at peak performance again.

You hold your hand up to the vent and barely feel anything coming out. Some rooms feel stuffy while others stay uncomfortable no matter how long the system runs. Weak airflow can be caused by clogged filters, duct restrictions, or a struggling blower motor. We’ll check the entire setup to restore proper airflow and protect your indoor air quality.

You glance outside and see frost or ice covering the outdoor unit, even when the weather doesn’t seem that extreme. Ice buildup can block normal operation and force the system to work harder than it should. Whether it’s a refrigerant issue, airflow restriction, or a faulty sensor, we’ll pinpoint the cause and get the unit back to normal operation.

The system used to run quietly, but now you hear buzzing, grinding, or rattling that wasn’t there before. Those sounds can signal loose components, motor trouble, or parts beginning to fail. Ignoring it often leads to more damage over time. We’ll inspect and secure or replace worn parts to prevent a small issue from turning into a major repair.

Your utility bill shows up higher than expected, even though you haven’t changed how you use your system. That usually means the heat pump isn’t running efficiently and is working harder to maintain your comfortable home. We’ll test system performance, check electrical connections, and make the adjustments needed to bring efficiency back where it belongs.

Heat pump repair costs can vary depending on the issue, the age of the system, and the parts involved. Minor fixes may run a few hundred dollars, while more complex repairs can range into the $1,000–$2,000 range or more if major components are involved. After inspecting your system, we’ll provide clear pricing so you know exactly what to expect.

Most heat pumps last around 12–15 years with regular maintenance, though some systems run longer when properly cared for. 

Compressor replacement is often one of the most expensive repairs because it’s a core component of the system. In many cases, the cost of replacing a compressor approaches the price of a new unit. When that happens, we’ll help you compare repair versus replacement so you can make the right call.

It depends on the condition of the system and the type of repair needed. If the repair is minor and the unit has been well maintained, it may still have solid years left. If larger issues are developing, we’ll walk through your options so you can decide whether repair or replacement makes more long-term sense.

You can start by checking your thermostat settings, making sure the breaker hasn’t tripped, and replacing a dirty air filter. Beyond those basics, it’s best to call for service rather than attempt repairs yourself.

We repair a wide range of systems, including standard air-source units, dual-fuel heat pump systems, and ductless mini split heat pump models. Our team also services geothermal systems used for geothermal heating and cooling. Whether your setup is solely a heat pump or also involves a furnace repair, we’re equipped to handle it.