Residential Heat Pump Servicing, Cleaning, and Maintenance
What happens if I don’t clean my heat pump?
Failure to clean your heat pump may lead to the accumulation of dust and debris, resulting in the obstruction of air filters and diminished airflow. Consistent cleaning of these filters is crucial to optimise the efficiency of your heat pump, minimising unnecessary energy consumption.
The filters in your heat pump serve as a barrier against outdoor pollutants such as pollen, dust, and debris, preventing them from entering your home. Additionally, the filters can retain moisture, leading to mold growth. Therefore, regular cleaning and maintenance of your heat pump are essential to ensure its optimal performance and indoor air quality.
Why is regular heat pump servicing so important?
Regular heat pump servicing is often underestimated as a crucial aspect of ensuring the durability and effectiveness of a Heat Pump System.Just like the routine maintenance you provide for your car, servicing your heat pump is essential for optimal performance and extending the lifespan of your investment.
Heat Pumps are all about efficiency, and by maintaining efficiency, regular servicing will keep running costs low and help it perform at its best throughout its full life cycle.
The key to ensuring a prolonged life for your Heat Pump is proactive servicing, well before any potential issues arise. Waiting for problems to manifest can be both expensive and inconvenient. Scheduling an annual 'pre-winter' service for your heat pump can address any potential issues before the harsh conditions of a true New Zealand winter set in.