Dependable Heating and Cooling Maintenance on Cape Cod

Preventative HVAC Maintenance Customized to Support Your System

Your HVAC system plays a crucial role in maintaining your comfort and upkeep is an important part of that. Cape Cod Heat Pumps offers comprehensive maintenance services for your heating and cooling equipment to help keep your space comfortable and your utility costs manageable.

Why Choose Cape Cod Heat Pumps

Since 2016, Cape Cod Heat Pumps has served the local community here on the Cape and pride ourselves in offering a complete list of heating, air conditioning, and electrical services for home and business owners. Our owner, Jared Grier, brings more than 20 years of industry experience to the table so you can feel confident in the quality of your service and equipment.

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Get to Know the Cape Care Maintenance Plan

Sign up for the Cape Care Maintenance Plan to take the hassle out of maintaining your HVAC system and let us do the work for you. Get benefits like:

• One simple monthly payment
• Extended warranty for labor defects
• Priority placement when scheduling
• Emergency HVAC services
• 10% discount on repairs
• Annual maintenance included

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Heat Pump Maintenance

Having your heat pump serviced regularly ensures that you have enough refrigerant and that your unit interior is clean and free of mold, mildew, and harmful allergens. During this appointment, your Cape Cod HVAC consultant will clean or replace your filters, flush the inside of your system, check for leaks, and calibrate your thermostat.

With regular maintenance, any potential problems are usually caught early enough to repair before they cause damage to the entire system.

Furnace Maintenance

If you own a furnace, it’s a good idea to schedule maintenance in the early fall before the heating season starts. This is crucial to prevent carbon monoxide leaks and make sure your system is operating efficiently.

Your HVAC professional will change the filters in your furnace to promote healthy airflow and check the burner, combustion chamber, igniter, and the pilot light system. They can also troubleshoot any problems with your system and resolve them before you have to deal with a heating outage in the middle of winter.

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Central AC Maintenance

According to the Department of Energy, neglecting your air conditioner’s annual maintenance can result in poor performance and higher energy bills. Critical AC maintenance tasks that your consultant can take care of for you include:

• Cleaning the condenser and evaporator coils on your outdoor unit
• Straighten bent coil fins
• Clean the condensate drain
• Ensure you have enough refrigerant
• Check for leaks
• Inspect and tighten electrical connections
• Clean and lubricate internal system components

Ductwork Maintenance

Over time, dust and debris can accumulate in your central ductwork, which gets pushed out into the air as the system operates. This can result in worsening allergies and excess wear and tear on your system. At Cape Cod Heat Pumps, we can clean your ducts and seal any leaks to keep your air healthy and your equipment in good condition.

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Indoor Air Quality

The quality of your indoor air plays a significant role in your health and comfort. When there’s dust, chemicals, and other harmful substances in your air, it can cause respiratory problems and make you feel sluggish, tired, and foggy.

Having your HVAC system maintained on time can keep these issues at bay and provide you with clean, fresh indoor air that feels great and puts less stress on your system.

Learn more about how to have good indoor air quality here.

How to Know If Your HVAC System Needs Maintenance

Having your HVAC system maintained as soon as you start noticing signs of a potential problem can help prevent you from needing a full-blown repair or system replacement. Here are some of the most common signs that your heating or cooling system needs a checkup:

• Strange Noises: Banging sounds are signs of an issue with the system that needs repair.
• Reduced Air Flow: Weak or inconsistent airflow from the vents could indicate a blocked duct or dirty filter.
• Higher Energy Costs: If energy bills have increased despite no change in usage habits, it could indicate faulty or inefficient HVAC equipment.
• Strange Smells: Musty odors suggest mold growth in ducts or evaporator coils. This impacts not only the HVAC, but indoor air quality.
• Excessive Dust Accumulation: Dirty filters or leaky ducts indicate the same problems that can be pointed to by strange odors.
• Frequent Cycling: The system turning on and off frequently can indicate an airflow or refrigerant level issue.
• Icy Outdoor Unit: Ice on the outdoor unit could signify low refrigerant levels that require a refill from one of our techs.

DIY or Professional HVAC Maintenance?

Property owners can take some DIY steps to help their HVAC units last longer. A prime example is the regular changing of filters to keep the system clean and free from dust and allergens, allowing for optimal airflow. Home and business owners can also properly maintain all outside units by keeping the area around them clean and free of debris, like leaves or dirt.

Working with a professional for ongoing routine maintenance can offer several benefits. Early diagnosis of potential problems can save property owners money on repair work. Professionals have access to the newest parts and equipment, ensuring that upgrades or replacements are done using quality parts specific to the property’s unit type.

Hiring a skilled Cape Cod maintenance and repair technician means that property owners do not have to spend valuable time working on their air conditioning. This allows more time for growing their business or spending time with family while efficiently carrying out the necessary maintenance tasks.

Cape Cod Heat Pumps Is Your Premier HVAC Maintenance Provider on Cape Cod

Do you need qualified heating and cooling maintenance on Cape Cod? Contact us today by dialing 508-833-4822 to learn more or to schedule service. Our team of experienced and certified HVAC consultants are available now to help.