Ducted Heat Pump Repair, Maintenance & Installation in Pueblo, CO

We repair, maintain and install ducted heat pumps for homes in Pueblo, Pueblo West and nearby Southern Colorado communities. That covers diagnosing heating and cooling problems, seasonal tune-ups and full system replacement. Heat pumps are one part of what we do, so you can also browse all of our heating and cooling services if you are comparing furnaces, air conditioners or air quality equipment.

A heat pump moves heat rather than burning fuel to make it. In summer it carries heat out of your home, and in winter it brings heat in, distributing the air through your ductwork. That is why one system can handle both seasons. We can explain how this works with your home's layout and equipment when you call (719) 240-5109.

It can, depending on your home. Southern Colorado has hot summers and cold winters, so we look at your house, your ductwork and how you like to heat before recommending anything. Some homeowners choose a heat pump on its own, while others pair it with a furnace. We explain the tradeoffs plainly and let you decide what fits.

Yes. We are an Armstrong Air ProTeam contractor and install Armstrong Air ducted heat pumps, but we service any brand. If your home already has a heat pump from another manufacturer, we can diagnose it, repair it and keep it maintained. Tell us the make and model when you call, and we will take it from there.

A ducted heat pump sends conditioned air through your home's ductwork, much like a central air conditioner does. A ductless mini-split uses wall-mounted indoor units instead, which suits additions, garages and homes without ducts. We install and service both, and we can help you choose based on your home's layout and how you use each space.

That depends on the layout and condition of the ducts you already have. A heat pump uses the same kind of duct system as a central air conditioner, so many homes with ductwork are good candidates. We look at your home before recommending a system and explain what we found. Call (719) 240-5109 to talk through your setup.

Look at how well the system keeps your home comfortable in both seasons, how often it needs repairs and whether the problem is a single component or a sign of wider wear. We inspect the system, explain what we found and give you an honest recommendation. If a repair makes sense, we will say so. If not, we will review replacement options with you.

Every new residential installation from Fesmire comes with a 10-year parts and 1-year labor warranty. Before any work begins, we explain what that coverage means for the heat pump you choose, so you know exactly what to expect and there are no surprises later. This warranty applies to new residential installations only.

Unlike a system that only runs in one season, a heat pump works hard through both heating and cooling. Regular tune-ups help catch worn parts and dirty components before the season changes. Our residential maintenance plan is built around heating and cooling tune-ups. Call (719) 240-5109 to learn what it includes for your equipment.

Yes. Mobile and modular homes often need equipment configured differently from a site-built house, and we handle heat pumps in both. Our mobile and modular home HVAC page explains how we approach those systems. Call (719) 240-5109 during business hours to talk through the setup in your home and the equipment you have.