Winters here in Columbia, MD are rough, and you and your family deserve consistent heat to stay comfortable all winter long. When your heat pump isn’t getting the job done, it makes for a miserable time in your home. Call Buric Heating and Air Conditioning and ask about our heat pump installation and replacement service today.
Are you sick of using fans and window units to cool your home? Check out our ductless mini split AC systems and see if they’re right for you.
5 Common Heat Pump Problems
A heat pump is a great device to keep your home both cool and warm when you need it. They’re convenient and efficient, but like any appliance, they go bad. Here are the most common problems you might experience with your heat pump.
- No heat
- House isn’t warm enough
- Pump blows cold air
- Pump short cycles
- Pump makes strange noises like grinding or squealing
If you notice any of these issues with your heat pump, call Buric Heating and Air Conditioning right away and see if our heat pump maintenance service can fix the problem.
Advantages of a Heat Pump
You’re probably familiar with heat pumps and have even considered one for your home, but aren’t sure if it’s right for you. Here are the key advantages of getting a heat pump.
- Saves Money: The average heat pump is more energy efficient than other systems which mean less money spent on your energy bills.
- Less Maintenance: Heat pumps require less work to maintain than traditional furnaces or heaters saving you money in labor costs.
- Environmentally Friendly: Because heat pumps are so efficient, they lower your carbon footprint, which is better for you and the environment.
- Long Lasting: While the average furnace or heater lasts 15-20 years, it’s not uncommon for a heat pump to last 30 years or more, which means it’s a better value.
If you’re still on the fence about a heat pump, call us and let us assess your home’s needs and make a recommendation.
Is your furnace on the fritz again? Check our furnace repair page and see if a new one is in your future.
How to Maintain Your Heat Pump
While your heat pump is designed to last a long time, you can ensure its longevity and dependability by performing routine maintenance. The best way to make sure your heat pump is in good working order is to call a professional for heat pump maintenance service at least once a year.
