WAMBOLDT HVAC
Heat Pump Maintenance
Services in Ottawa
Want fewer repairs, lower energy bills, and longer system life? Annual heat pump maintenance from Wamboldt HVAC keeps your heating and cooling system working efficiently—especially through Ottawa’s changing seasons.
Prevention Pays Off
Why Regular Heat Pump Maintenance Matters
Just like a car, your heat pump needs regular service to run its best. A professional tune-up helps spot small issues before they become major problems—and ensures your system is clean, safe, and optimized for performance.
- Improve energy efficiency and reduce monthly utility costs
- Extend the lifespan of your heat pump
- Prevent unexpected breakdowns and emergency repairs
- Ensure better airflow, dehumidification, and indoor comfort
- Stay compliant with warranty requirements
What’s Included in a Tune-Up
Our Heat Pump Maintenance Checklist
Our certified HVAC technicians follow a detailed checklist during every tune-up to make sure your system is ready to handle the season ahead.
- Clean and inspect coils, blower, and filters
- Check refrigerant levels and look for leaks
- Test thermostat and safety controls
- Inspect electrical components and tighten connections
- Ensure proper airflow and defrost function
- Lubricate moving parts and check for wear
Maintenance Made Easy
Ottawa’s Top Choice for Heat Pump Maintenance
We make routine service simple, stress-free, and worth it. As a family-run company, we treat your home with care and stand behind everything we do.
- Upfront pricing and no-pressure service
- Friendly, respectful technicians (boot covers and drop sheets included)
- Service for all heat pump makes and models
- Available maintenance plans to help you save even more
Book a Free Consult &
Estimate Today!
We offer personalized consultations to assess your HVAC needs and provide accurate estimates. Our goal is to deliver solutions that fit your requirements and budget.
Heat Pump Maintenance FAQs
A: It’s recommended to have your heat pump professionally serviced at least once a year. If your system provides both heating and cooling, consider biannual maintenance—in spring and fall—to ensure optimal performance.
A: While homeowners can regularly clean or replace heat pump filters and ensure the outdoor unit is free from debris, comprehensive maintenance should be conducted by certified professionals to maintain system efficiency and warranty validity.
