San Antonio Heat Pump Replacement

Heat pumps are an effective and energy-efficient way to keep a property comfortable year-round. Regular maintenance allows a heat pump to operate effectively for 15 years or more. Eventually, however, a heat pump will wear out and need replacing.

Residential and commercial property owners who have noticed a decrease in heat pump efficiency should contact Evenflow Home & Commercial Services to determine if it is time to replace their system. We offer high-quality heat pump replacement services in the San Antonio metro area and employ only trained and certified heat pump technicians.

Signs the Heat Pump needs Replacement

It is sometimes difficult to determine whether the heat pump needs replacing or repair. There are several considerations:

  1. The heat pump is 10 to 15 years old: Although this doesn’t mean it needs replacing, it may be a good idea to replace the heat pump, especially if it needs frequent repairs. Eventually, the heat pump will need to be replaced, so throwing thousands of dollars at it for repairs to extend its life by a few more years may not be a wise investment.

  2. The heat pump doesn’t heat or cool evenly: Property owners who have noticed that their space has hot or cold spots may need to replace their heat pump. However, uneven air heating and cooling may indicate leaky ductwork and poor insulation, so hiring a specialist to inspect the system is best. However, if the heat pump is the cause of this problem, replacement is the best option for the property.

  3. Increased energy bills: Even if a heat pump is regularly maintained, it may be inefficient. In these cases, it’s advisable to have the heat pump replaced. Once the heat pump’s efficiency declines, it is nearly impossible to improve it. However, a new heat pump with updated technology offers energy efficiency that will help offset the replacement cost over time.

  4. Property is humid: If there is a noticeable increase in humidity levels in the space, this could be attributed to the heat pump. When it doesn’t work correctly, a heat pump may not remove the moisture from the home or office space at a sufficient level. A professional can perform a heat pump diagnostic check and determine if repair or replacement is the best course.

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