Most Southwest Florida homes heat with a heat pump or electric strip heat. When a cold snap arrives, you need warm air fast. We repair, tune up and replace all of it.
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.
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.
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.
Gas furnaces are uncommon in Lee County, and heat pumps are efficient in our mild winters. We recommend heat pumps for nearly all local homes and can advise on dual-fuel setups if you already have gas.
Call to discuss service or request a written estimate before work begins.
Every home and repair is different. Call us or request an estimate for a written quote before work begins.
Call (239) 645-1620Tell us what is happening. We confirm an arrival window and send a technician.
We find the cause and give you a flat price in writing before any work starts.
We complete the work, test the system and walk you through what we did.
It may be in defrost mode, low on refrigerant, or have a failed reversing valve. We diagnose it on the spot.
It may be in defrost mode, low on refrigerant, or have a failed reversing valve. A short burst of cool air is normal during defrost.
No. Covers trap moisture and invite pests. Keep the unit clear of debris instead.
Twice a year. Fall service confirms the heating side works before the first cold front.
Tell us what is going on and we will discuss service options. You receive a written quote before work begins.
For service or an estimate, call (239) 645-1620.
