Heat Pump Repair & Installation in Austin, TX
Heat pumps heat and cool your home with one efficient system. We repair, replace and maintain all major brands across the Austin area.
A smart fit for Austin's climate
With long summers and short, mild winters, Austin is one of the best places to run a heat pump.
One system, two jobs
Cools in summer and heats in winter with the same equipment.
Efficient heating
Moves heat instead of burning fuel, which suits mild winter weather.
Lower operating costs
Often much cheaper to run than electric resistance heat.
No gas line needed
Works in any home with electricity.
Quiet, even comfort
Modern variable-speed units run quietly with fewer temperature swings.
Backup for hard freezes
Auxiliary heat strips or a dual fuel furnace cover the coldest nights.
Everything your heat pump needs
- Heat pump diagnosis and repair
- Reversing valve and defrost control repair
- Refrigerant leak detection and repair
- New heat pump installation and replacement
- Seasonal heat pump maintenance
- Thermostat and auxiliary heat setup
Credited toward your repair when you go ahead with the work. New heat pump installations start with a free in-home estimate.
Request ServiceHow heat pump service works
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Call or request service
Tell us what your system is doing and your ZIP code.
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We confirm a time
We call back to book the earliest slot that suits you.
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Diagnose and quote
You get the cause and a written price before we start.
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Repair and test
We fix it, test the system and show you what was done.
Is ice on my heat pump normal?
A light frost in cold weather is normal, and the unit clears it with a defrost cycle. A thick block of ice that does not melt means it needs service.
Heat pump questions
Do heat pumps work during an Austin freeze?
Yes, though efficiency drops in very cold weather. Auxiliary heat strips or a dual fuel setup keep your home warm on the coldest nights.
Why does my heat pump blow cooler air than a furnace?
Heat pump air is warm but not as hot as a gas furnace, so it runs longer, steadier cycles. If your home is not reaching the set temperature, call us.
How long do heat pumps last?
Typically 12 to 15 years with regular maintenance.
Should I replace my AC with a heat pump?
If your AC and furnace are both aging, one heat pump can replace both. We can quote both options so you can compare.
Need heat pump service?
Call now or send a request and we will call you back to confirm a time.