Heat Pump & Heating Service in Fort Myers, FL

What Fort Myers homeowners should know

Fort Myers mixes historic homes along McGregor Boulevard, with older duct layouts and unusual floor plans, and fast-growing newer communities near Gateway and Daniels Parkway. We handle ductwork retrofits in older houses and high-efficiency installs in new builds.

Fort Myers ranges from historic bungalows along McGregor Boulevard to new construction near Gateway and Daniels Parkway. Older homes often have odd duct runs and limited return air, while newer builds usually need tune-ups and humidity control.

Local tips

• Older homes may benefit from added return air and duct sealing
• New homes should schedule a first-year inspection
• Check your condensate drain before summer

Southwest Florida homes rarely need much heat, but when a cold front pushes temperatures into the 30s, your heating has to work. Most local homes use a heat pump, which provides both cooling and heating, or an air handler with electric strip heat.

How a heat pump works

A heat pump moves heat rather than creating it. In summer it pulls heat out of your home. In winter a reversing valve flips the process. Because the same equipment runs year-round, it deserves year-round maintenance.

Common heat pump problems

Reversing valve failures, defrost control faults, low refrigerant, failed strip heat elements and dirty outdoor coils are the main culprits. If cool air blows in heat mode, call us before running it further.

What we handle

• Heat pump repair and reversing valve service
• Electric strip heat and air handler repair
• Defrost and airflow diagnostics
• Pre-winter heating checkups

When to call us

• Cool air while in heat mode
• The outdoor unit ices over or never stops
• Odd smells when heat starts

Common questions