Heat Pump Repair in Portland, OR
The Clean Air Act is the HVAC contractor serving Portland, OR you can trust when you need repairs for your heat pump. We work with both ducted and ductless heat pump models, and our technicians have the training to diagnose and remedy any problem they encounter. We’ll get your house comfortable again.
- We rely on firm transparency with customers
- Our technicians are licensed and insured
- A family-owned company that’s been around for over 20 years
We work closely with each customer to ensure that their heat pumps work optimally—we don’t just do quick patches, we offer permanent solutions! From strange noises to foul odors emanating from the system, we’re the team that can fix it.
Please call our office and speak to one of our wonderful staff members to schedule your next appointment! We will take care of you from there!
Ducted Heat Pump Repair Solutions
Ducted heat pumps can run into the same type of malfunctions that affect air conditioners: refrigerant leaks, broken blower motors, frozen coils, faulty control boards, etc. There are also several problems specific to heat pumps, like stuck reversing valves and malfunctioning defrost controls. Our factory-trained technicians know how to solve all these troubles—and get the job done right the first time.
How to Identify When Your Heat Pump Needs Repair
Here are a few signs that your heat pump in Portland, OR may need repairs.
- It’s making a buzzing, clicking, hissing, or other unusual sound
- It’s leaking water from the interior of the system (exterior water or condensation is normal)
- There’s ice buildup on the system that isn’t due to outdoor weather
- The cost to run the heat pump is becoming too steep
- You’re noticing hot and cold spots around the house
If any of these sound familiar, schedule an appointment with our team.
Why Choose Us for Heat Pump Repairs
Our team takes pride in honesty and transparency. We’ll always offer you upfront pricing and straightforward assessments that place your needs first. You’ll soon discover that there’s only one contractor to call in Portland, OR for future HVAC jobs: The Clean Air Act.
