Heat pump repair

From €119.00.

Heat pump repair are carried out on the basis of an estimate after a preliminary diagnosis. There are no surprises: you will be informed of the cost before any work is carried out. Please note that in some cases, it may be necessary to send another refrigeration technician for a more detailed assessment. If the problem affects the refrigeration part of your heat pump, only an approved refrigeration technician can work on your appliance.

When you book a heat pump repair specialist on our website, please specify the error code displayed on your appliance. This information is already an initial diagnosis that will enable us to prepare our intervention in a targeted manner and to provide you with a suitable heat pump repair solution.

The heat pump is an innovative heating system that captures the calories contained in the outside air to heat the inside of a home. It works by means of a thermodynamic cycle that transforms the free energy in the ambient air into thermal energy. As a result, it offers a renewable heating solution while making significant energy savings on your energy bill.

Here are the different types of heat pump:

• Air-to-air heat pump: this type of heat pump draws heat from the outside air and releases it in the form of warm air indoors via indoor units. It is ideal for cooling in summer and heating in winter, acting as a reversible air-conditioning system.

• Air-to-water heat pump: captures heat from the outside air and transfers it to a water circuit that supplies the central heating system, whether radiators, underfloor heating or domestic hot water production.

• Geothermal heat pump: instead of capturing heat from the air, this pump draws geothermal heat from the ground or a water table to heat water for heating and/or domestic hot water production.

• Water-to-water heat pump: uses the heat contained in water (such as a groundwater source) to produce domestic hot water or supply central heating.

Why opt for a heat pump?

Heat pumps have become a popular form of heating thanks to their energy efficiency. For every 1 kWh of electrical energy consumed, a heat pump can produce up to 3 or 4 kWh of thermal energy. What's more, they help to reduce energy consumption, so you save money on your heating bill. Heat pumps can be combined with other heat emitters, such as low-temperature radiators or thermodynamic water heaters.