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Heat Pump Repair

Reliable heat pump repair for heating, cooling, airflow and system performance problems.

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Heat Pump Repair

Because a heat pump provides both heating and cooling, a system problem can affect your comfort throughout the year. If your heat pump isn't heating or cooling properly, runs constantly or develops unusual noises, the issue may involve airflow, controls, electrical components or other parts of the system.

Beltway Appliance Repair diagnoses and repairs residential heat pumps throughout Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Maryland. Our technicians can inspect your system, identify the likely cause of the problem and explain your repair options.

Common Heat Pump Problems

  • Not heating properly
  • Not cooling properly
  • System won't turn on
  • Heat pump running constantly
  • Weak or uneven airflow
  • Frequent cycling
  • Unusual noises
  • Outdoor unit icing excessively

Heat Pumps We Service

We service many common residential heat pump configurations, including:

  • Air-source heat pumps
  • Split-system heat pumps
  • Single-stage heat pumps
  • Two-stage heat pumps
  • Variable-speed heat pumps
  • High-efficiency heat pumps
  • Dual-fuel systems
  • Residential heat pump systems

Heat Pump Brands We Service

We service many major heat pump brands. Contact us with your equipment brand and model number to confirm service availability.

Carrier • Trane • Lennox • Goodman • Rheem • Ruud • Bryant • American Standard • York • Amana • Daikin

Heat Pump Repair FAQs

Why is my heat pump running but not heating my home?

Poor heating can be related to thermostat settings, airflow problems, outdoor-unit conditions, electrical components or other parts of the heat pump system.

Why is my heat pump blowing cool air in heating mode?

Heat pumps can deliver air differently than traditional furnaces, but noticeably cool air may also indicate a thermostat, system-control or equipment problem.

Why is ice building up on my heat pump?

Some frost can occur during cold-weather operation, but excessive or persistent ice may indicate a defrost, airflow or other heat pump problem.

Can a heat pump provide both heating and cooling?

Yes. Heat pumps can provide cooling during warmer weather and reverse operation to provide heat during colder weather.

Why does my heat pump run constantly?

Long run times can be related to outdoor temperatures, thermostat settings, airflow problems or another issue affecting system performance.

Why does my heat pump keep turning on and off?

Frequent cycling may be caused by thermostat problems, airflow restrictions, system controls or another condition affecting normal heat pump operation.

Schedule professional service throughout Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Maryland.