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Expert Heat Pump Installation & Repairs in Elyria & West Cleveland, OH
- Dual-purpose heating and cooling system in one single unit
- Same-day and 24/7 emergency repairs
- 0% APR financing available
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Common Reasons Elyria Homeowners Choose a Heat Pump
An old central AC that needs replacing
Homes heated with propane, fuel oil or electric heat
Homes without a natural gas line
Homeowners who want one system for heating and cooling
Our Heat Pump Installation Process
Schedule an in-home visit
Home assessment
We size the heat pump for your home’s heating needs in an Ohio winter, not just for summer cooling.
Choose your system
0% APR financing available for qualified homeowners.
We install your heat pump
Walkthrough and warranty registration
We show you how your new system works and register the manufacturer warranty for you. Heat pumps make a few odd noises on cold mornings, so we’ll tell you which ones are normal and how to set the thermostat.
We clean up after ourselves!
When the install is done, we clear the work area and leave your home the way we found it.
After-install support
On the off chance your new heat pump has any problems after we install it, reach out to us and we’ll assist you.
Heat Pump Brands We Install & Service
Factory authorized dealer for American Standard
We handle the warranty registration for you. Registration within 60 days of installation ensures your heat pump’s parts warranty is valid for the full 10 years, instead of 5.
We Do Heat Pump Installations and Repairs Across Elyria, Lorain County and Cleveland’s West Side
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- Amherst 44001
- Avon 44011
- Avon Lake 44012
- Bay Village 44140
- Brentwood Lake 44044
- Elyria 44035
- Fairview Park 44126
- Grafton 44044
- Lakewood 44107
- Lorain 44052
- North Olmsted 44070
- North Ridgeville 44039
- Oberlin 44074
- Olmsted Falls 44138
- Sheffield Lake 44054
- South Lorain 44055
- West End, Elyria 44035
- Westlake 44145
- Whiskyville 44001
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(440) 221-7978Why Elyria, OH Homeowners Choose Us for Heat Pumps
“They stand by their work. Will troubleshoot a problem until resolved. Highly recommended.”
“Great price. Very friendly. Showed on time. Very clean and respectful. Job took shorter time then quoted.”
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Common heat pump issues we fix
- Heat pump blowing cold air
- Ice on the outdoor unit that won’t clear
- Heat pump runs nonstop but the house stays cold
- Electric bills jumped
- Stuck on aux or emergency heat
- Grinding, rattling or buzzing noises
Heat Pump FAQs
Is a heat pump cheaper to run than a gas furnace in Ohio?
Not usually, if natural gas is what it would be replacing. Against propane, fuel oil or electric heat, though, a heat pump often costs less to run.
It comes down to your gas and electric rates, which is why many Ohio homes keep gas for the coldest days. Give us a call and we can compare the numbers for your house.
Why does the air from my heat pump feel cooler than a furnace?
A gas furnace blows air well over 100 degrees, while a heat pump’s is often closer to 90, so it runs longer to heat the room. Air that warm can still feel cool on your hand, since it’s close to your skin’s own temperature.
None of that means something’s wrong. If the house won’t get up to the temperature you set, though, give us a call.
Is a heat pump worth it when my old AC needs replacing?
It’s often worth a look. A heat pump cools like a central AC in summer, and it heats your home through much of the winter too.
Your furnace can usually stay as the backup for the coldest days. Give us a call and we’ll look at whether it makes sense for your house.
Can a heat pump handle Northeast Ohio winters?
Yes, on most winter days. Air at 30 degrees still has heat in it, and the heat pump pulls that heat out and brings it indoors. On a 45-degree day, and usually down to about freezing, a heat pump sized for your house keeps up on its own. A well-insulated house with few drafts holds that heat longer.
On a much colder night, it runs longer and may not keep up. Older models usually struggle sooner than newer cold-climate models built for low temperatures. That’s why most heat pumps here have a backup for the coldest days, often a gas furnace that takes over in a setup called dual fuel. Electric heat strips are the other option, and they cost a lot more to run.
Every house holds heat differently. Give us a call and we’ll give you an honest walkthrough of what fits yours.
