A heat pump that runs all day and still falls short, an outdoor unit wrapped in ice after a storm, vents that blow barely warm air. Fargo Heating repairs heat pumps and installs new ones, so any of these is reason to call. Tell us which of those matches your system.
A technician works on ducted heat pump systems and on homes that pair a heat pump with a furnace. New installations are sized to the house.
The heat pump has been running and the house still sits a few degrees under your setting. Technicians test the refrigerant side, the outdoor unit and the control board one after another to find where the heat goes missing. Several different faults can produce this single symptom, which is why the testing matters.
A unit that stays buried in ice after a storm, or stuck in defrost. A technician finds out why.
A grinding or buzzing noise, or a unit that will not start no matter what the house is asking for. The technician sorts out whether a motor, a control or some other component has failed, then explains the options for putting it right.
You may want a heat pump added to a house, or an aging one replaced. The technician sizes the system to the house, shows where the indoor and outdoor parts would sit and explains how it works with the equipment you have. Replacing an older unit follows the same process.
Some homes keep a furnace in reserve for the moments when the heat pump cannot cope. If something breaks, the technician examines the pair working together, not the heat pump alone. Both pieces of equipment are covered by the same call.
Rooms without ducts? See ductless mini-split heating, or the home page.
Does a furnace back up the heat pump, and what is the heat pump doing right now? Tell us both when you call. The call is free, the quote for any repair is free and nothing obliges you.
Call (866) 661-2784