Heat pump efficiency
Clean coils and correct charge keep the heat pump carrying as much of the load as possible.
Many Port Coquitlam homes run a heat pump alongside a gas furnace. Able Pro services both halves in one visit, so the whole system stays efficient and safe.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
In a lot of PoCo family homes, the heat pump was added to an existing furnace to bring cooling and cheaper shoulder-season heat. That hybrid setup works well, but it means two systems share one set of ducts and one thermostat. If the heat pump is low on charge, the furnace quietly picks up the slack and you pay for more gas without noticing. If the furnace has a problem, it may only appear on the coldest night.
Our heat pump maintenance in Port Coquitlam covers the heat pump, the furnace and the controls that decide between them. We check refrigerant performance and defrost, then inspect the burner, flame sensor, heat exchanger, venting and safety switches on the furnace. For all-electric and ductless homes, we give the indoor units and backup heat the same careful attention.
A hybrid system is only as reliable as its weakest part.
Clean coils and correct charge keep the heat pump carrying as much of the load as possible.
Burners, flame sensors and venting need inspecting so backup heat is safe when it runs.
A wrong balance point can send you to gas too early or leave you cold too long.
One clogged filter starves both systems of air and makes each work harder.
The heat pump coil above the furnace can collect dust that blocks airflow for both.
Cracked heat exchangers and blocked vents are rare but serious, so we check every time.
We maintain heat pumps and hybrid systems in Citadel Heights, Mary Hill, Oxford Heights, Lincoln Park, Riverwood, Birchland Manor and Glenwood. Many of these homes were built in the 1970s to 1990s and have since had a heat pump added to the original furnace setup.
Townhouse complexes in Glenwood and Riverwood often have compact ductless systems, which we clean and service as well.
Book online or call. One appointment covers the heat pump and the furnace.
We test the heat pump, then force the furnace on to confirm it works safely.
Coils, burners, sensors and filters are cleaned or replaced as needed.
We explain the results and adjust the changeover temperature if it helps.
One technician can service the heat pump and the furnace together.
Furnace safety checks are never skipped, even on a heat pump call.
Stay on schedule without having to remember when you were last serviced.
Emergency help is available any hour if heat or cooling fails.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
One visit usually covers both. We service the heat pump and the furnace in the same appointment, since they share ducts, filters and controls.
If your gas bill stays high through mild months, the heat pump may not be running when it should, or the changeover temperature may be set too high. We check the controls and the heat pump's performance during maintenance.
It varies by house and equipment. Many homes switch to gas somewhere around freezing, but a well-sealed home with a modern heat pump can stay electric longer. We can adjust it based on your comfort and costs.
Yes. We clean the indoor heads, flush the drains, rinse the outdoor unit and check performance, working around your strata's rules for access.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online to have both systems checked in one visit.
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