Heat pump and furnace repair in Bridgeport, WV
A lot of Bridgeport homes, especially the newer neighborhoods off Route 50 and out toward Charles Pointe, have heat pumps instead of gas furnaces. Heat pumps work fine most of the winter. When it drops into the single digits in January, they have to lean on backup heat strips. That's when problems show up.
We connect Bridgeport homeowners with a licensed, WV-certified tech who works on heat pumps and furnaces.
No heat? Call now.
$89 diagnostic. It's credited toward the repair if you approve the work the same day.
After-hours calls are taken. Calls after 5 PM on weekdays, and all day on weekends, are emergency calls: a $100 emergency call-out, in addition to the $89 diagnostic.
Heat pump trouble signs
- Outdoor unit covered in ice that doesn't clear after an hour or so.
- House won't get above 62 or 63 degrees on a cold night.
- "Aux heat" or "Emergency heat" light stays on all the time and the electric bill jumps.
- Unit blows cool air in heat mode.
Some ice on the outdoor coil is normal. The unit is supposed to defrost itself every so often. If it stays frozen solid, it needs a look.
Dual-fuel systems
Some Bridgeport houses have a heat pump with a gas furnace as backup. If the furnace never kicks in when it gets cold, it may be a thermostat setting or a sensor problem. A tech can sort that out during the diagnostic.
Cost
$89 diagnostic, credited toward the repair if you approve it the same day. After-hours calls are available. Calls after 5 PM on weekdays, and all day on weekends, are emergency calls: a $100 emergency call-out, in addition to the $89 diagnostic.
Call (681) 405-6130. Techs covering Bridgeport usually also take calls in Clarksburg, Anmoore and Lost Creek.