Heat Pump Repair & Maintenance Services

Central heat pumps are great choices for home and business owners here in Versailles Kentucky. Because they have the ability to heat and cool your home, they eliminate the need to have both a central heat and separate air conditioning system. But if your heat pump was installed incorrectly, or sized incorrectly, you might experience system or effectiveness problems.

Semones Heating and Air Conditioning is the premier heat pump repair and maintenance expert in the Versailles area, we can help repair your ducted heat pump problem regardless of make or model. If your heat pump system is working fine today, but you'd like to take steps toward keeping it repair-free in the future you should be interested in our heat pump maintenance program.

Seasonal Maintenance For Your Central Heat Pump

Just like you take your vehicle in for regular maintenance and oil changes, the same should be done with your heating and cooling systems at your home or business. Without proper maintenance, and necessary tune ups, the likelihood that your heat pump is going to have a repair issue is greater. Our team of certified technicians have the necessary tools and experience to perform the right maintenance so that your heat pump runs smoothly all season long.

The exact steps our tune up technician might take for your system will vary slightly based on system age and condition, but you can expect them to loosely follow the following:

• Inspect the entire system inside and out, and test heap pump operation prior to service and document any specific service issues.
• Inspect the refrigerant lines and the insulation of the refrigerant lines.
• Ensure the outdoor unit is level and draining properly.
• Inspect the outdoor unit coil for damage or anything that might obstruct airflow and clean as necessary.
• Inspect the indoor coil for dirt or debris and clean as necessary.
• Examine the indoor blower motor and blower wheel. Clean as necessary.
• Examine the outdoor unit fan.
• Check the condensate lines and or the condensate pump.
• Lubricate all motors and bearings as necessary.
• Check to outdoor safety disconnect.
• Start the system and fully test thermostat operation.
• Carefully check the reversing valve system in ensure proper operation in both heating and cooling.
• Inspect the defrost control system.
• Clean-up: We'll pick-up our tools, remove any old filters, and thoroughly clean our workspace.
• Visit Report: We'll explain our work and document any potential problems or recommended repairs.