Commercial Heat Pump Installation and Replacement

Signs that your heat pump requires service include unusual noises, continuous cycling and decreased heating and/or cooling. These issues are a good indication your heat pump requires immediate service.

Heat pumps can be an excellent option for commercial spaces, but installation can vary based on the location and landscaping of your commercial property. We pride ourselves on getting the job done the first time, so when you’re ready for a heat pump install, give us a call or schedule your appointment online today.

During a service appointment, our Total Comfort multi-point inspection process covers all key maintenance checks, including:

• Airflow obstructions
• Broken seals, valves, belts or electrical connections
• Broken thermostat sensors
• Duct leaks
• Refrigerant leaks + recharge, if needed

To ensure your commercial heat pump system continues to operate efficiently, replace the filter regularly, remove any debris from the unit, clean coils and check electrical components for signs of wear or damage.

If your commercial heat pump won’t cycle off, check for refrigerant leaks and poorly insulated windows and/or indoors. If everything checks out okay, a heat pump compressor replacement may be necessary. However, regularly scheduled maintenance can help business owners avoid such a repair

Heat pump service costs will vary depending on the size and age of your system and the type of repair needed. Remember, a regularly maintained system is less likely to require a costly major repair.

While the initial cost of heat pump installation can be pricey, business owners will see significant savings on their electricity bills. Those with heat pumps may also benefit from federal and provincial tax credits and rebates that can help reduce the cost of installation. Best of all, a heat pump can provide your commercial space with heat for up to 25 years. Heat pumps can also improve air quality, are quiet, and provide a consistently well-controlled climate. 

Heat pumps are efficient at moving heat from one place to another. Some models require a small amount of electrical energy to transfer ambient heat in the ground or the air inside. They can be used at high temperatures for underfloor heating and radiators and can even help maintain a hot water supply. Other varieties rely on the ground as an abundant source of free heat. Whatever type you choose, it’s important to have professional heat pump installers complete the job to ensure it gets done right the first time.