WAMBOLDT HVAC
Heat Pump Repair
Services in Ottawa
A broken heat pump doesn’t have to mean days without comfort. At Wamboldt HVAC, we provide fast, affordable heat pump repairs across Ottawa to restore heating, cooling, and peace of mind.
We’re On It
Fast, Reliable Repairs for All Makes & Models
Whether your heat pump won’t turn on, isn’t heating properly, or is making strange noises, our certified technicians can diagnose the issue and get your system working again—often on the same day. Common problems we fix include:
- Heat pump not switching between heating and cooling
- System blowing cold air in heating mode (or vice versa)
- Frequent short cycling or not turning on at all
- Frozen outdoor unit or refrigerant line
- Unusual noises, leaks, or error codes
Respectful, No-Stress Service
What to Expect from a Heat Pump Repair Visit
We understand how disruptive HVAC problems can be. That’s why we show up on time, treat your home with respect, and communicate clearly throughout the process.
- Certified, experienced HVAC technicians
- Clean, respectful service (boot covers, drop sheets, cleanup)
- Transparent diagnostics and upfront pricing
- Service for Rheem, Mitsubishi, Comfort-Aire, Zuba, and more
- Emergency repairs available
Ottawa’s Heat Pump Pros
Why Ottawa Homeowners Trust Wamboldt HVAC?
As a family-run business, we care about doing right by our customers. Our goal is to fix your system, not upsell you on one you don’t need.
- Trusted local service with 25+ years of combined experience
- Transparent pricing and honest recommendations
- 5-star reviews from homeowners across Ottawa
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 Repair FAQs
A: Common indicators include unusual noises during operation, inconsistent temperatures or airflow, system not turning on or off properly, and unexpected increases in energy bills.
A: If your heat pump is less than 10 years old and the repair cost is reasonable, repairing is often the best option. However, if the system is older or requires frequent repairs, replacement might be more cost-effective in the long run.
A: Yes. Ensure the thermostat is set correctly, check circuit breakers, and inspect filters for clogs. If issues persist after these checks, it’s advisable to contact a professional technician.
