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Heat Pump Repair near Old Town, FL
Heat Pump Service

Heat Pump Repair in Old Town & North Central Florida

A heat pump that cools fine but will not heat is usually a specific, fixable fault — not a dead system.

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Heat pumps are the most common system in this part of Florida, and they fail differently from a straight air conditioner. We diagnose and repair reversing valves, defrost controls, auxiliary heat strips, compressors and controls within about 60 miles of Old Town, 24 hours a day, with no after-hours fee on emergency jobs.

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Overview

Heat Pump Repair for homes and businesses near Old Town, FL.

A heat pump runs your air conditioning in summer and reverses to provide heat in winter, so it has parts a cooling-only system does not: a reversing valve, a defrost board and sensor, and auxiliary heat strips for the coldest mornings. Those parts cause the classic complaints we get every winter — cools but will not heat, runs constantly on a cold morning, or blows cool air in heat mode. We diagnose which stage of the system actually failed instead of condemning the whole unit.

When To Call

Signs you need heat pump repair.

  • The system cools normally but will not heat
  • Heat mode blows air that never feels warm
  • The outdoor unit ices over in winter and does not clear itself
  • Auxiliary or emergency heat runs constantly, sending the electric bill up
  • A loud whoosh or clunk when the system switches between heating and cooling
  • The outdoor unit runs in heat mode but the indoor air stays cold

What's Included

What you get with heat pump repair.

Reversing valve faults

The part that flips a heat pump between cooling and heating, and the usual reason a system does one but not the other.

Defrost system

Defrost boards, sensors and cycles that keep the outdoor coil from icing over on a cold, damp North Central Florida morning.

Auxiliary heat

Heat strips, sequencers and controls — including why they are running when they should not be and driving the bill up.

Our Process

How the job actually runs.

1. Confirm the mode that fails

Cooling, heating, or the changeover between them — each points at a different part of the system.

2. Test the stage that failed

Reversing valve, defrost control, auxiliary heat and compressor are tested individually.

3. Price the repair

Findings and cost before work, with the $95 diagnostic credited toward the repair.

4. Verify both modes

We confirm the system performs in heating and cooling before leaving.

Pricing & Policies

What this costs, in plain terms.

These are our published policies. You get the price for your specific job before any work begins.

  • On-site diagnostic service call: $95, credited toward approved work
  • No after-hours fee on emergency jobs
  • Repairs performed: one-year workmanship warranty
  • Discounts: 10% for veterans, 10% for maintenance-plan customers
All About Air and Heat Refrigeration technician on a service call
40+Years in HVAC

Why All About Air and Heat

Straightforward service, guaranteed work.

  • Heat pump specific faults, not generic AC troubleshooting
  • 24/7 availability with no after-hours fees on emergency jobs
  • One-year workmanship warranty on repairs performed
  • Licensed and insured — Florida license CAC1815820
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Service Area

Heat Pump Repair across North Central Florida.

We serve homes and businesses within about 60 miles of Old Town, across Dixie, Levy, Gilchrist, Lafayette and Taylor counties.

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Questions

Heat Pump Repair — common questions.

Why does my heat pump cool but not heat?

Most often a stuck reversing valve, a failed reversing valve solenoid, or a defrost control fault. It can also be auxiliary heat not engaging. All are diagnosable on a standard service call.

Is it normal for the outdoor unit to steam or ice in winter?

Some frost and a steaming defrost cycle are normal. A coil that stays encased in ice and never clears is not — that is a defrost system fault.

Why is my electric bill so high in winter?

Usually the auxiliary heat strips running far more than they should, because the heat pump is not keeping up, the charge is low, or a control is calling for backup heat unnecessarily.

Do heat pumps make sense in North Central Florida?

Yes. Our winters are short and mild, which is exactly the condition heat pumps are efficient in, and the same equipment provides the cooling that matters most here.

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Need heat pump repair? Let's get it handled.

24/7 service across a 60-mile radius of Old Town, with no after-hours fees on emergency jobs.

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