Heating Systems We Repair
Electrical Components (Breakers & Fuses)
These parts keep your equipment from pulling too much power. Breakers, you can usually reset yourself. Fuses are different; once they blow, you have to swap them out. And if you’re flipping that breaker back on every few days, there’s probably a deeper issue with your system.
Capacitors & Motors
Capacitors work a bit like batteries. They store up energy and release it to help motors start. They get weaker with age, and surges can kill them outright. Your blower motor does the work of moving warm air through the ducts. Weak airflow or weird noises usually point back to it.
Defrost & Control Boards
Your outdoor coil collects frost when it’s cold out, so the heat pump runs defrost cycles to melt it off. The control board handles timing, and a sensor tracks coil temperature. Age and power surges can take these out. When they go, the unit ices over and heating suffers.
Reversing Valves & Flow Controls
Your heat pump has a reversing valve inside that switches refrigerant flow between heating and cooling. Most last the life of the unit. Heavy cycling, old age, or a lightning hit can wear them out. Once one fails, your unit tends to get stuck in heating or cooling.
Thermostats & Sensors
The thermostat runs the show for your residential heating setup. It reads the room temperature and signals the equipment to start. Dead batteries, old circuits, and power surges; any of these can cause trouble. Expect about 10 years from most units before they need replacing.