Heat Pump Repair & Installation

Year-Round Comfort From One System

Heat Pump Repair and Installation in Conroe


A heat pump heats your home in winter and cools it in summer, switching between modes as the seasons change in Conroe. When it stops working correctly, you lose both heating and cooling, which makes repairs urgent no matter the time of year. Cold Front A/C of The Woodlands repairs and installs residential heat pump systems, addressing common performance and efficiency issues while setting up new units for long-term use in Texas climate conditions.


Heat pump services support year-round comfort with both heating and cooling functionality built into a single outdoor unit and indoor air handler. The systems are ideal for energy-conscious homeowners who want reliable temperature control without maintaining separate heating and cooling equipment. Proper setup is critical because heat pumps rely on refrigerant balance, airflow, and thermostat communication to switch modes correctly.



If your heat pump in Conroe is not heating, cooling, or switching modes properly, reach out to schedule a service visit or installation consultation.

Technicians start by testing the reversing valve that switches the system between heating and cooling, checking refrigerant levels, and inspecting the outdoor unit for debris or frost buildup. For installations in Conroe, they size the system based on your home's load requirements, mount the outdoor unit on a level pad, connect refrigerant lines to the indoor air handler, and wire the thermostat to control both heating and cooling modes.


After repair or installation, your home will reach the temperature you set on the thermostat in both summer and winter without switching to emergency heat or blowing lukewarm air. You will notice consistent airflow, quieter operation, and lower energy bills compared to older or improperly sized systems.


Cold Front A/C of The Woodlands handles reversing valve replacement, refrigerant recharge, compressor repair, air handler cleaning, and full system installation as part of heat pump services. The work does not include ductwork replacement or insulation upgrades, but it covers everything related to the heat pump itself and its connection to your home's heating and cooling distribution. If your system is struggling to maintain temperature or running constantly without results, these are signs that service is needed.

How Heat Pump Work Gets Done

Homeowners in Conroe often want to know how heat pumps differ from traditional furnaces and air conditioners, whether repairs are worth the cost, and how long a new system will last. These answers help you decide whether repair or installation is the right choice for your home.

Questions That Come Up Before Heat Pump Work

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What is the difference between a heat pump and a furnace?

A heat pump moves heat instead of creating it, which makes it more energy-efficient in moderate climates. It also provides both heating and cooling in one system, while a furnace only heats and requires a separate air conditioner.

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How long does a heat pump repair take?

Most repairs take one to three hours, depending on the issue. Refrigerant recharges and reversing valve replacements are straightforward, while compressor or air handler repairs take longer.

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When should I replace my heat pump instead of repairing it?

You should consider replacement if your heat pump is over ten years old, requires frequent repairs, or no longer heats or cools efficiently. Replacement makes sense when repair costs approach half the price of a new system.

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Why is my heat pump blowing cold air in heating mode?

Your heat pump may be blowing cold air because the reversing valve is stuck, refrigerant levels are low, or the system is in defrost mode. A technician can identify the cause and restore normal heating operation.

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How long does a new heat pump last?

A properly installed and maintained heat pump typically lasts twelve to fifteen years. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs help you reach the upper end of that range by reducing wear and preventing major failures.

Cold Front A/C of The Woodlands provides heat pump repair and installation for homes throughout Conroe, working with systems that handle both heating and cooling year-round. If your heat pump is not switching modes correctly or you want to install a new system, contact the team to schedule service or request an installation estimate.

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