Peoria Heat Pump Repair & Replacement

Expert Heat Pump Services in Phoenix, Sun City, & Neighboring Areas

Is the heat pump at your home or business giving you problems? Is it making noise, or not providing the intended heat? Heat pumps work similarly to refrigerators, using electricity to pump heat from a cool space to a warm one, and vice versa. They simply move heat rather than generate it, significantly reducing energy costs. However, there are a lot of moving parts, and if something is not functioning as it should inside your unit, you’ll need an expert to provide heat pump repairs to keep it running at its peak.

At Worlock Air Conditioning & Heating, our licensed HVAC contractors have years of experience repairing and replacing faulty heat pumps. We use only the highest quality parts and materials to ensure that your heat pump runs as efficiently as possible. Plus, our technicians are available 24/7 to provide emergency repair and replacement services throughout Worlock and the surrounding areas.

Don’t let heat pump issues become a hassle—call us today at (480) 470-3616 or contact us online for a free estimate. Experience the Worlock difference and get back to living comfortably.

What is a Heat Pump?

Heat pumps are an energy-efficient way of air conditioning that is growing in popularity. A heat pump works by transferring heat from one place to another, rather than generating it like traditional air conditioners. It uses the same technology as a refrigerator or freezer, but instead of cooling and dehumidifying the air inside your home, it transfers warm air out and cools the interior space. 

Heat pumps can be used for both heating and cooling, making them ideal for year-round climate control in homes and businesses. They are also more efficient than traditional systems since they don't require fuel to generate heat; instead, they draw heat from outside sources such as the ground or ambient outdoor air temperatures.

The benefits of heat pumps are many, including:

• Energy efficiency. Heat pumps use up to 50% less electricity to heat or cool your home than a traditional HVAC system. That means savings on your utility bills, in addition to being friendlier to the environment.
• Increased safety. Most HVAC systems incorporate gas furnaces, which increase the chance of carbon monoxide poisoning, combustion, and fires. Heat pumps are safer.
• Long lasting. Heat pumps have life spans that are similar to gas furnaces, which means they often outlast typical air conditioning systems and last as long as traditional heaters.
• Smart-home compatible. Today’s heat pumps are programmable and can interact with your smart home system. That allows you to optimize comfort while still maximizing energy efficiency.
• Space saving. Since heat pumps don’t require an entire HVAC system, you can save on the space needed to install one.