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Heat Pump Service in Pittsburgh, PA

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Heat Pump Service in Pittsburgh, PA, and Surrounding Areas

M.S. Bearer Heating and Cooling is proud to be providing heat pump service to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and the surrounding areas. All of our technicians are trained and certified so you can rest assured that you are putting your heat pump project in the right hands. You heat pump is an important part of your HVAC system, so don’t delay scheduling the service you need. Contact the experts at M.S. Bearer Heating and Cooling today!

Let’s get started on your heat pump project. Call M.S. Bearer Heating and Cooling or fill out our online form and one of our specialists will get back with you right away. We appreciate the opportunity to earn a 5 star review!

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Let’s Troubleshoot Your Problems

What type of problem are you having?

Heating Air Conditioning

What type of Air Conditioner Problem are you having?

My AC isn’t working. My AC is making a strange noise.

This can be Caused by your Thermostat:

Solution:

Make sure your thermostat is turned On
Set 3 degrees below room temperature
Turn Cool, not fan or heat

If the thermostat screen is blank, then the battery is dead. Replace the battery.

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

Your Air Filter May be Dirty.

Check yours and change if visibly dirty

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

Is your outdoor unit running?

Yes No

Your AC’s circuit breaker may have been tripped:

Here’s what to do:

Find your breaker box and look for the circuit labeled “air conditioner”
Try flipping that circuit to “off” and then “on”
Give your air conditioner a couple minutes and see if it comes on now

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

Is there air coming out of your vents?

Yes No

Is there Ice on your Outdoor Unit?

Yes No

Is there air coming out of your vents?

Yes No

Is there Ice on your Outdoor Unit?

Yes No

Awesome!!

Glad we were able to help you solve your problem. We’ll be here if you need us again.

Sounds like you need expert care.

Please turn off your system and get professional help.

Schedule your repair appointment

What type of heating problem are you having?

My heater isn't working My heater is making a strange noise There's a strange smell when my heater runs

What type of heater do you have?

Gas Furnace Heat Pump

This can be Caused by your Thermostat:

Solution:

Make sure your thermostat is turned On
Set 3 degrees below room temperature
Turn Cool, not fan or heat

If the thermostat screen is blank, then the battery is dead. Replace the battery.

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

This can be Caused by your Thermostat:

Solution:

Make sure your thermostat is turned On
Set 3 degrees below room temperature
Turn Cool, not fan or heat

If the thermostat screen is blank, then the battery is dead. Replace the battery.

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

What best describes your heating problem?

No air is coming out of the vents Air is coming out of the vents, but it's not warm

Make sure power is getting to the furnace

Try this:

Check your home’s electrical panel. Flip the furnace’s circuit to “off” and then “on” again.
Look for a switch (like a light switch) near your furnace and make sure it is set to "on".

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

Is your outdoor unit running?

Yes No

Is there ice on your outdoor unit?

Yes No

Your heat pump’s circuit breaker may have been tripped.

Here’s what to do:

Find your breaker box and look for the circuit labeled “heat pump” or “air conditioner”.
Try flipping that circuit to “off” and then “on”.
Give your heat pump a couple minutes and see if it comes on now.

Note: If your heat pump is regularly tripping your circuit breaker, contact us immediately as there is a larger problem.

Did that solve your problem?

Yes No

Is there ice on your outdoor unit?

Yes No

Is the noise coming from the outside or inside unit?

Inside Outside

What type of heater do you have?

Gas Furnace Heat Pump

Is there steam coming from the unit, as well?

Here’s what to do:

This is your heat pump's normal defrost mode.

What type of smell?

Burning Smell Gas (rotten eggs) A moldy smell (like a dirty sock or locker room) Other

Did you just turn your heater on for the first time this winter?

Yes No

This is likely normal.

The smell should go away in a few minutes.

Turn off your furnace now!

There could be a dangerous gas leak in your home. Turn off your furnace immediately and contact a heating repair person.

You need your regular maintenance

This is usually caused by a dirty coil and/or lack of regular maintenance on your heater.

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Heat Pump Service in Pittsburgh, PA

Heat Pump Service in Pittsburgh, PA, and Surrounding Areas

Let’s get started on your heat pump project. Call M.S. Bearer Heating and Cooling or fill out our online form and one of our specialists will get back with you right away. We appreciate the opportunity to earn a 5 star review!

GET ESTIMATE

SCHEDULE SERVICE

Let’s Troubleshoot

Let’s Troubleshoot Your Problems

This can be Caused by your Thermostat:

Solution:

Your Air Filter May be Dirty.

Your AC’s circuit breaker may have been tripped:

Here’s what to do:

Awesome!!

Sounds like you need expert care.

This can be Caused by your Thermostat:

Solution:

This can be Caused by your Thermostat:

Solution:

Make sure power is getting to the furnace

Try this:

Your heat pump’s circuit breaker may have been tripped.

Here’s what to do:

Is there steam coming from the unit, as well?

Here’s what to do:

This is likely normal.

Turn off your furnace now!

You need your regular maintenance

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