Heat pumps are common in Dry Valley because one system handles both heating and cooling — which also means one failure takes out both.
Heat pumps are common in Dry Valley because one system handles both heating and cooling — which also means one failure takes out both. We repair reversing valves, defrost controls, compressors and outdoor fan motors, and we install high-efficiency replacements.
From older homes to brand-new builds, our heat pump repair technicians know the systems installed across Dry Valley and stock the parts that fail most often in Nevada's climate.
Summer highs in Dry Valley regularly push past 105°F, and Mojave heat keeps condensers working hard from May through October. Short, chilly desert nights in January still call for a dependable furnace or heat pump.
24/7 dispatch for Dry Valley and nearby: Nelson, Panaca, Summerlin South, Sandy Valley, Alamo.
(855) 459-5498“Heat pump was blowing cold in December. They found a bad reversing valve, quoted it flat, and were back the next morning with the part.”
“Second time using them. Straight answers, showed me the bad part, and the price they quoted on the phone is what I paid. Best HVAC company we've used in Dry Valley.”
“Honest people. Told us the compressor was under warranty and only charged labor. Other company in Dry Valley quoted a whole new unit.”
Often a stuck reversing valve, low refrigerant or a defrost cycle problem. Our technicians in Dry Valley diagnose all three quickly.
In most of Nevada, yes — modern cold-climate heat pumps heat efficiently well below freezing and cool as well as a standard AC.
Yes, including ducted systems and ductless mini-split heat pumps.
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