Heat pump repair in Redlands, Inland empire & beyond

How it works

1.Schedule an appointment.

Call us or request an appointment online. We'll send out a technician as soon as possible to inspect and diagnose your heat pump.

2.Get honest, upfront pricing & repair options.

Once our technician confirms the problem, he'll explain everything to you and provide you with heat pump repair options based on your needs and budget. 

3.Get your heat pump fixed—fast.

Once you choose your repair, our service technician will get to work repairing your heat pump. When he's done, he'll test the system and clean the area. Then, he'll explain what work was done and make sure you're satisfied before leaving.

Signs you need A Heat pump repair

You most likely need your central heat pump repaired if your system...

• Can't keep up with the thermostat.

If your heat pump can't seem to ever keep you comfortable or reach the set temperature on your thermostat, the system may need a repair.

• Is producing low airflow.

If the air coming from your cents is weaker than normal, there may be an issue that needs to be diagnosed by a professional.

• Is suddenly making odd noises.

Your heat pump should run smoothly and quietly in normal, healthy operation. So if you suddenly hear screeching, whistling or loud banging, there's likely a faulty component that needs to be repaired or replaced.

what's the cost of a heat pump repair in the Redlands area?

The cost to repair a heat pump in the Redlands and Inland Empire area usually falls anywhere between $109 to $3,000.

That's a pretty broad range, we know. Prices vary widely when it comes to heat pump repairs because it all depends on:

• The type of repair needed. 

Simple repairs, like replacing a faulty thermostat, costs less than a more complex repair, such as a refrigerant leak.

• Whether or not your warranty is still valid.

All heat pumps are sold with a manufacturer's warranty that covers the cost of any needed replacement parts for a certain amount of time. Typically, manufacturer warranties last anywhere from 1 to 10 years but the heat pump compressor (located in the outdoor unit) is typically covered even longer.

• The contractor/company you hire.

Higher-quality HVAC contractors usually charge more for their services. But don't let a higher price deter you. By choosing to pay more for a licensed, knowledgeable technician, you'll likely pay less in the long run. That's because high-quality work ensures your repair is done right the first time.

DIY heat pump repair tip

Check your air filter (and change it if needed).

A dirty air filter can cause a number of problems, including low airflow and high energy bills.

So, if your filter is even slightly clogged, you should replace it with a clean one before calling a professional. After changing out the filter, see if the problem with your heat pump persists.

If you've tried the DIY tip above but your heat pump is still giving you problems, you'll need a professional to diagnose the system.

Ready to hire The pros who put you first?