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Heat Pump Services in Lorain County

Heat pumps handle both heating and cooling, which means when one breaks, you lose both. David Bookshar works on all brands and handles the full job from diagnosis to completion. One call, one person, no subcontractors.

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Heat Pump Repair

Starting at $175

If your heat pump isn't switching modes, isn't keeping up with the thermostat, or is making noise it shouldn't be making, David will find the problem. He works on all brands and carries common parts on the van.

Heat Pump Installation

Starting at $3,500

Proper sizing matters more on a heat pump than almost any other HVAC system. Too small and it can't keep up in winter. Too big and it short-cycles. David sizes it right, installs it, and makes sure it's running correctly in both heating and cooling modes before he leaves.

A heat pump runs year-round, so an annual checkup matters more here than on most systems. David offers a maintenance plan that keeps it tuned for both seasons. Call for pricing.

Heat Pump Trouble?

Same-day diagnosis across Lorain County. David answers and David shows up.

★★★★★
"Dave saved me around $7,000. He did the job for less than a third of what competitors quoted me."
Dean Knipper

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a heat pump cheaper to run than my gas furnace?
It depends on your electric and gas rates and how cold the winter gets. In our climate a heat pump handles most of the season efficiently and leans on backup heat for the coldest stretches. We'll tell you honestly whether it pencils out for your house.
My heat pump runs but the house isn't warm enough in winter. What's wrong?
It could be low refrigerant, a stuck reversing valve, or the backup heat not kicking in. On the coldest days even a properly sized system needs its auxiliary heat. We'll check whether it's a fault or just how the system is set up.
How long does a heat pump last?
About 12 to 15 years with annual maintenance. A heat pump runs year-round for both heating and cooling, so it sees more hours than a furnace or AC alone. Keeping the coils clean and the refrigerant correct is what gets you the long end of that range.
Do you work on all heat pump brands?
Yes. Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, Bryant, and the rest. We carry common parts on the van.

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BBB Accredited since 2015 · Ohio License HV.47417 · Serving Lorain County for 20+ years