Offering Top-Rated Heat Pump Service from Jupiter to Boca Raton, FL

Experts are concerned as U.S. heatwaves become the norm, the rush to install high BTU air conditioners will create even more heat. But heat pumps are more energy-efficient because they don’t generate heat. Instead, they pull warmth from the outside air and move it inside, or vice versa in summer.

There are several kinds of heat pumps:

  • Air-source
  • Gas
  • Geothermal
  • Hybrid
  • Mini-split
  • Solar
  • Water source

The heating and cooling professionals at Hopkins Air Conditioning have over 45 years of South Florida HVAC experience.

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Why Heat Pumps Are Great for Florida Homes

Heat pumps offer energy-efficient heating and cooling solutions for year-round comfort. Florida’s tropical climate causes high humidity levels, which increases the chance of mold growth and allergens. Heat pumps excel at maintaining temperature levels and effectively dehumidify and improve your home’s indoor air quality.

Additional benefits of heat pump installation for your West Palm Beach home include:

  • Reduce your carbon footprint
  • Long-term savings and lower operating costs
  • Improve home comfort
  • Save with rebates and tax incentives

For heat pump installation in West Palm Beach, call Hopkins Air at (561) 656-4870.

Heat Pump Tune-Ups & Maintenance

Your Palm Beach County heat pump needs a maintenance tune-up at least every year. We’ll send reminders and schedule it at your convenience.

To tune-up your heat pump, our technicians will complete the following:

  • Confirming refrigerant charge/leaks
  • Diagnosing/sealing any duct leaks
  • Ensuring correct thermostat operations
  • Examining belts
  • Inspecting ducts, filters, blower, indoor coils
  • Inspecting electric terminals
  • Lubricating motors
  • Validating electric control
  • Verifying adequate airflow

You’ll love the efficiency of a home heat pump. It’s the best choice for Floridians, but they’re trending everywhere. The average life expectancy of a heat pump is 15 years, but when well-maintained, it can last 20 years.

To keep your heat pump running like new year after year, consider signing up for our maintenance plan. Our maintenance plan lets you enjoy priority service, discounted repairs, discounted replacements, and more.

For heat pump maintenance in Palm Beach County, contact our team today at (561) 656-4870.

Heat Pump Repairs

Some of the most common heat pump repairs are:

  • Electrical: This is the most common problem and is typically not that difficult for a professional to repair. Never attempt a DIY diagnosis or repair with an electrical problem. It’s not worth the risk.
  • Frozen or iced-over outdoor unit: It can happen, even here. Your heat pump has a defrost cycle, but if it fails and the outdoor coil ices up, act quickly. It isn’t a problem yet, but it could strain the unit and lead to a breakdown.
  • Refrigerant: Heat pumps use refrigerant year-round. If you suspect a refrigerant leak, contact us quickly. It means the unit can’t absorb and transfer heat correctly, which can damage the compressor.
  • Reversing valve: This allows you to switch from heating to cooling. If it gets stuck, schedule a heat pump repair.

Why settle for less? You want the most experienced, professional air conditioning and heating services company.

Call (561) 656-4870 or contact Hopkins Air Conditioning today for fast, reliable heat pump service in Palm Beach County.

HEAT PUMP INSTALLATION & REPLACEMENT

Hopkins Air Conditioning installs all brands and types of heat pumps. There are many considerations when purchasing or replacing a heat pump for your Jupiter, FL, home.

The size and type of the unit depends on:

  • Brand: Research performance and value and buy according to your needs. At Hopkins Air Conditioning, we offer a variety of heat pump products. If you need help deciding, one of our knowledgeable HVAC technicians would be happy to help.
  • Climate: Heat pumps work better in moderate winter weather.
  • Ductwork: Existing, new, or replacement
  • SEER: Seasonal energy efficiency rating.
  • Sound: Sound is measured in decibels; lower is quieter.
  • Usage: Maximum demand is unique to your household.

You’ll see benefits almost immediately after installing your new heat pump:

  • Higher property value: When you sell, your heat pump could show a substantial return on investment. Heat pump technology means you could add between $10,000 and $17,000 to your home’s value.
  • Lower carbon footprint: Heat pumps are highly energy-efficient, making them environmentally friendly.
  • Operating costs: They will pay for themselves in the long term because of their efficiency.

Hopkins Air Conditioning professionals take pride in being South Florida’s best HVAC company.

Call (561) 656-4870 to learn more about heat pumps for Florida homes.