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Heat pumps fail differently than standard AC systems — reversing valve problems, defrost issues, refrigerant leaks. We understand the difference and diagnose it correctly the first time.
Call (405) 281-4846A heat pump that "blows cold air in heat mode" gets misdiagnosed as a refrigerant problem when it's actually a stuck reversing valve. These are very different repairs. We start with proper diagnosis before recommending parts or labor.
Heat pumps in Oklahoma run both cooling and heating cycles, which means components wear faster than on straight-cool or gas systems. We keep common heat pump parts on the truck.
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, York, American Standard, Daikin, and most other residential heat pump brands.
Most likely a stuck reversing valve or low refrigerant. Both cause the system to fail to switch into proper heating mode. We'll pressure test and check the reversing valve before recommending a repair.
A thin layer of frost on the outdoor unit in heating mode is normal — the defrost cycle clears it every 30–90 minutes. A completely frozen-over unit that won't defrost is a problem that needs attention.
Heat pumps typically last 12–15 years. If yours is under 10 and the repair is under $600, repair usually makes sense. We'll give you an honest cost comparison.
Simple repairs like capacitors or contactors run $150–$300. A reversing valve replacement is typically $400–$700 depending on the system. We quote upfront before starting any work.
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