Heat Pump Repair & Installation
Has your heat pump left you out in the cold? Call the heat pump repair experts at Church Plumbing & Heating at (574)295-6844 today and we’ll have you back up and running in no time!
Our Heat Pump Brands and Services
Our expert technicians maintain and repair all brands of heat pumps. Below are some of the services that we perform and brands we recommend.
We Have Payment Plans!
An energy-efficient heat pump can save you hundreds of dollars on your utility bills, but most folks don’t sock that money away to pay for a repair or a new unit. Don’t worry, though… We have special financing plans available that can help alleviate the stress of finding the funds to pay for either repairs or a replacement heat pump. Click the button below to apply.
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Customer Reviews
Finding a hot shot heat pump technician can be challenging. Will they going to do the job right the first time? Will they even show up? And if they do, will they charge a fair price? At Church Plumbing & Heating, we let our customers speak for us. We ask our customers to review our performance after every single service call and installation. Put your mind at ease and see what our other customers have to say by clicking the link below.
Most companies who provide home services charge a flat rate called a “diagnostic fee” or “service fee” before they start the actual repair. This fee can be frustrating for some customers because they feel that the technician hasn’t actually done any work towards the repair – they’ve simply diagnosed the problem. These customers believe that the diagnostic fee is just a way for the service company to make more money – but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Here’s what you should know about diagnostic fees: A Diagnosis Has Hidden Costs In actuality, most home service companies don’t make
Geothermal systems use the energy that is absorbed by and stored in the earth to heat and cool your home in one of the most energy-efficient ways possible. There are a number things to consider when determining whether or not a geothermal system is right for your home.
Are your heating bills costing you an arm and a leg? An energy-efficient heat pump may be able to save you money on your utility bills — especially if your home heating system is currently powered by a propane or electric furnace or electric baseboard heat. How, you may ask? It all comes down to the most efficient (and effective) way to use the electricity that you buy. First… A short science (and math) lesson. If you have an electric furnace or use electric baseboard heaters, every watt of electricity used generates just over 3 BTUs of heat. In northern
