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Install · Repair · Replace
New system, a heat pump that stopped heating, or one that runs all day and never catches up. We diagnose it, explain it, and quote it before we touch it.
A heat pump is not an exotic upgrade in Florida. It is an air conditioner that can run in reverse. All summer it pulls heat out of your house and dumps it outside. On the cold mornings we get in January it pulls heat from the outdoor air and brings it in. Plenty of Wesley Chapel homes already have one, so a lot of the heat pump work here is repair and replacement, not only first installs.
Often a stuck reversing valve, low refrigerant, or a thermostat set up for the wrong system type.
The heat pump is not keeping up, so backup strip heat carries the load. Your power bill will show it.
Light frost in winter is normal and the unit defrosts itself. A solid block of ice points to a defrost control, sensor, or airflow problem.
Same causes as any AC: capacitor, contactor, refrigerant, or a clogged drain tripping the float switch.
Turning on and off every few minutes. Usually airflow, oversizing, or a control fault.
A whoosh when it switches into defrost is normal. Grinding, banging, or screeching is not.
Electrical, refrigerant, airflow, and controls. You get the cause in plain language, not a guess.
A heat pump past about 12 to 15 years in Florida heat, on an older refrigerant, or with a failed compressor often makes more sense to replace than to keep patching.
If replacement is on the table we quote the repair too, so you can make the call.
If you replace, we size it to the house, check static pressure and the drain path, and set the thermostat up for heat pump operation.
First time you see AUX or EM heat on the thermostat? That is backup heat. It is normal on a cold morning or right after a defrost cycle. If it shows up on a mild day, call us.

Heat pumps are picky about airflow and refrigerant charge. A sloppy install runs fine in April and falls apart in August when you need dehumidification most.
We verify static pressure, check the drain path, and recommend surge protection at the condenser. Power coming back after an outage fries control boards in Pasco all the time.
Lightning and grid spikes do not care about your warranty. Two-minute video on HVAC surge protectors and why breakers alone are not enough.
Surge protector videoBoth. We repair and service all major brands of residential heat pumps in Wesley Chapel, and we install new systems when replacement makes more sense.
In heat mode it can be a reversing valve, low refrigerant, a defrost cycle in progress, or a thermostat configured for the wrong system. If it lasts more than a few minutes, call (813) 425-1010.
A light frost on a cold morning is normal and should melt off during a defrost cycle. A thick layer of ice that does not clear means the defrost system or airflow needs service.
For Tampa Bay winters, yes. Extreme cold snaps are rare and aux heat covers them.
Running year round in heat and humidity, many last about 10 to 15 years. Maintenance, a clean drain, and surge protection all push that number up.
Yes. We handle like-for-like swaps and upgrades when the ductwork and electrical support it.
Tell us what the system is doing and how old it is. We will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement conversation before you spend a dollar.