Heat Pump Repair & Installation in Linton, IN
One system that heats in the winter and cools in the summer. We install, repair and service heat pumps for homes across Greene and Sullivan counties.
Heat pumps for Linton-area homes
A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel to make it. In summer it works like an air conditioner, pulling heat out of your home. In winter it runs in reverse, pulling heat from the outdoor air and bringing it inside. For a lot of homes — especially all-electric homes and homes heating with propane — that can mean lower energy bills.
Heat pump installation
We'll look at your home, your current system and your ductwork, then recommend a heat pump sized for your house. Many homes pair a heat pump with a gas or propane furnace as backup for the coldest days, called a dual-fuel system. Estimates are free.
Heat pump repair
We repair heat pumps that won't switch between heating and cooling, ice up and don't defrost, blow lukewarm air, or lean too hard on expensive backup heat strips.
Signs your heat pump needs service
Heat pumps work year-round, so small problems show up fast.
Is a heat pump right for your home?
It depends on your home, your current fuel, and your ductwork. We'll give you honest options — heat pump, furnace and AC, or a dual-fuel combination — and free estimates on each. Call (812) 671-1000.
No ductwork? A ductless mini-split is a heat pump that doesn't need ducts.
Common Questions
Do heat pumps work in Indiana winters?
Yes. Modern heat pumps heat well through most Indiana winter weather, and many homes add a gas or propane furnace or electric backup heat for the coldest days.
Is a heat pump cheaper to run than propane?
In many homes, yes, because a heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel. The savings depend on propane and electric prices and how your home is built. We can walk through the numbers for your house.
What is a dual-fuel system?
A dual-fuel system pairs a heat pump with a gas or propane furnace. The heat pump handles most of the year, and the furnace takes over when it's very cold outside.
Why is my heat pump covered in ice?
Light frost in winter is normal, and the system defrosts itself. If it stays iced over, the defrost controls, refrigerant level or airflow may have a problem. Turn it to emergency heat and call us.
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