Heat Pump Services in McKinney, TX
Harris Air Services provides top-notch heat pump services to customers in McKinney, Collin County, and Dallas–Fort Worth. Many Collin County homeowners use their heat pump as an air conditioner, but it can also heat their homes during winter.
When you choose us as your go-to HVAC company, you can expect knowledgeable and experienced service every step of the way.
Contact us online to learn more about Harris Air’s heat pump services in the McKinney area.
Heat Pump Repair
When your heat pump system has an issue, you need repairs ASAP. That’s where Harris Air Services comes in. We offer same-day heat pump repairs on all brands.
Our technicians have the knowledge and experience to deal with a variety of issues, including:
- Tripped breakers
- Air that’s too hot or too cold
- Inconsistent temperatures
- No power to the heat pump
- Strange noises
Contact Harris Air Services online to schedule heat pump repairs today.
Heat Pump Installation & Replacement
Heat pumps move air from warmer areas in your home to cooler areas.
When it’s cold out, heat pumps pull heat energy from outside and move it inside. When it’s hot outside, the heat pump moves the warm air in your home to outside.
Heat pump systems have a reputation for highly efficient operation. They provide:
- Odor-free operation
- Year-round operation from the same unit
- Lower utility costs
A heat pump is a great, economical, and reliable way to keep your McKinney home comfortable all year. Whether you’re installing a new heat pump for the first time or replacing an older unit that’s reached the end of its service life, Harris Air can do it all.
Contact Harris Air Services if you’re considering heat pump installation or replacement.
Heat Pump Maintenance
Heat pump systems require regular maintenance. Running all year, their complex moving parts will periodically need attention. As with any HVAC system, we recommend professional heat pump maintenance every six months to keep your heat pump working at its best.
Scheduling maintenance once in the spring and again in the fall ensures optimal heat pump operation year-round. This will keep repair and utility costs down in the long run and give you peace of mind knowing your investment gets the care it deserves.
Choose Harris Air for Your Heat Pump Needs in McKinney, TX
Since 2008, Harris Air Services has been striving to provide the best HVAC service in the McKinney area. Our customers enjoy many benefits of working with us, including:
- Same-day services
- Cost-effective HVAC maintenance program
- Licensed and insured technicians
- Technicians with the training to service all brands
- Respect for your home by keeping our work area clean and using booties
- Free estimates on replacement quotes
- Family-owned and -operated values
- Upfront pricing
- Background-checked technicians
- Financing options
Contact us online for more about Harris Air’s heat pump services in the McKinney, Texas, area.
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Heat Pump FAQs
Can a heat pump heat an entire house?
Absolutely! Heat pumps can heat your entire home as long as they’re properly sized and installed for the specific climate and heating needs of your home. Our expert HVAC technicians can help you pick the right heat pump for you.
Are heat pumps good for Texas homes?
Yes, heat pumps are a wonderful option for Texas homes. They offer dual functionality, environmental benefits, and incentives. However, it’s worth noting that they can become less efficient during extreme temperatures, both hot and cold.
Are heat pumps energy-efficient?
Yes, heat pumps are known for their energy efficiency. They use a heat transfer mechanism that requires less energy and is a two-in-one solution rather than relying on both heating and cooling systems.
Why is my heat pump not working?
Heat pumps malfunction due to thermostat issues, dirty air filters, refrigerant levels, electrical problems, outdoor unit issues, or reversing valve problems. If you’re experiencing issues with your heat pump, one of our knowledgeable HVAC technicians will be happy to help.
What is the average lifespan of a heat pump?
Typically, heat pumps can last for 15 to 20 years with proper installation and maintenance.
