Arlington (Main Office)
Boost Air And PlumbingArlington, TX
- 2313 Michigan Ct
Arlington, TX 76016 - (817) 839-4672
- Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PMSunday: Closed
HVAC
Heat Pump Repair in Arlington & Grand Prairie, TX
When your heat pump stops switching between modes or starts blowing lukewarm air during a North Texas cold snap, you need a tech who understands these complex systems. Our NATE-certified team handles everything from Goodman reversing valves to Carrier compressor issues.
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Diagnosing Reusing Valves and Cycle Issues
Heat pumps are different because they use a reversing valve to swap the flow of refrigerant. This part is the heart of the system. If it gets stuck, you might have AC in January or heat in July. Our guys carry the tools to test the solenoid and ensure the valve is physically sliding. We do not just guess and swap parts.
Sometimes the issue is not the valve itself but the signal from your thermostat. If you just had a Thermostat Installation done by a handyman, it might be wired incorrectly for a heat pump. We check the O/B wire terminal to make sure your brain is actually talking to the outdoor unit. We find these wiring bugs often.
Managing Refrigerant Leaks and Coil Damage
Across Arlington, Grand Prairie, and DFW, the shifting clay soil can vibrate your outdoor pad and cause copper lines to rub together. This creates pinhole leaks. If your heat pump is low on R-410A, it cannot pull enough heat from the outside air to warm your home. We use electronic leak detectors to find the exact spot instead of just gassing it up.
Dirty coils are another silent killer. If your outdoor unit is choked with dust or grass clippings, the heat exchange fails. This puts massive strain on the compressor. During a standard HVAC Inspection, we often find that a deep coil cleaning solves half the performance problems. Clear airflow is everything for a heat pump.
Winter Defrost and Electrical Component Failure
When temperatures drop near freezing, your heat pump will naturally grow a layer of frost. It should go into a defrost cycle every 30 to 90 minutes. If your defrost board is fried, the unit turns into a block of ice. We test the sensors and timers to make sure the unit can clear itself. Heavy ice can bend fan blades.
Capacitors and contactors are some of the hardest-working electrical parts in your system. These components take a beating during the DFW summer and often give out right when you switch to heat. We stock heavy-duty replacements on our service vans. Most electrical repairs are finished in a single visit. We value your time.
Preventing Breakdowns with Regular Service
The best way to avoid a midnight repair call is through an annual HVAC Tune Up. We check the refrigerant charge and tighten electrical lugs before the season peaks. A little bit of HVAC Maintenance in the fall stops the emergency calls in the winter. Prevention is cheaper than a new compressor every single time.
Boost Air And Plumbing has spent over a decade fixing Trane, Lennox, and Rheem units across the metroplex. We hold a full TDLR license and maintain high standards for every job. If your heat pump is making a rhythmic banging sound or won't turn on, give us a call today. We get the job done right.
What you get
- Emergency repairs for systems blowing cold air in heating mode.
- Accurate refrigerant leak detection and R-410A or R-22 recharging.
- Defrost board cleaning and reversing valve troubleshooting for winter.
- Detailed electrical inspections of capacitors, contactors, and fan motors.
- Diagnostic fee credited toward any repair performed on-site.
How it works
- 1We test the thermostat and control wiring to ensure the signal reaches the unit.
- 2Our techs check the reversing valve and refrigerant pressures for proper cycle switching.
- 3We inspect the outdoor defrost board and fan motor for electrical failures.
- 4The system is tested in both heating and cooling modes to verify the fix.
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Why call us
- • 10+ years in DFW
- • TDLR / TSBPE licensed
- • Flat-rate, written pricing
- • Same-day weekday service
- • Financing on qualifying jobs
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