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We compare the cost of upcoming repairs with the efficiency and reliability of new equipment, giving you a clear recommendation based on your system's age and condition.
Cooling and HVAC
Heat pump replacement in Roswell for aging or failing systems. Roswell HVAC removes the old unit and installs a properly sized, efficient new heat pump.
Heat pumps work year-round, so they often wear out sooner than a cooling-only system. When yours needs frequent repairs, struggles to heat during cold snaps, or still uses phased-out R-22 refrigerant, replacement may be the most practical choice. Roswell HVAC provides complete heat pump replacement in Roswell for homes and commercial properties. We start by reviewing your current system's condition, energy use, and repair history, then confirm whether the existing ductwork, electrical service, and air handler can support new equipment. Upgrading a matched outdoor unit and indoor air handler together typically delivers the best efficiency and reliability. We also look at whether a variable-speed or dual-fuel setup would improve comfort in your home. Every replacement includes safe removal of the old unit, proper line set work, careful refrigerant charging, and full testing in heating, cooling, and defrost modes.
We compare the cost of upcoming repairs with the efficiency and reliability of new equipment, giving you a clear recommendation based on your system's age and condition.
Older heat pumps using R-22 refrigerant are increasingly costly to service. We replace them with current-refrigerant systems and update line sets and components as the new equipment requires.
Replacing the indoor air handler alongside the outdoor unit ensures proper coil matching, airflow, and rated efficiency, while also addressing worn blower motors and aging heat strips.
We inspect ducts for leaks, crushed sections, and poor insulation, recommending sealing or modifications so your new heat pump delivers its full capacity to every room.
New equipment may need a different breaker size, wire gauge, disconnect, or wiring. We verify electrical capacity and make the necessary updates for safe, reliable, code-compliant operation.
We recover refrigerant according to EPA requirements, disconnect and remove the old outdoor unit and air handler, and dispose of materials responsibly, leaving your property clean afterward.
Replacing a heat pump correctly means more than matching the old tonnage. We recalculate heating and cooling loads, evaluate ductwork, and select equipment that suits how you actually use your home throughout Roswell's hot summers and chilly winter mornings.
Our team provides straightforward recommendations and written pricing, never pushing upgrades that do not make sense for your situation. We complete replacements for homeowners and businesses across Roswell, Sandy Springs, and Milton, handling permits, inspections, and cleanup from start to finish. Every installation is tested in all operating modes before we leave, and we walk you through the new thermostat and maintenance needs. When questions arise later, the same local team that installed your system is available to help with service and seasonal maintenance.
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We inspect your existing heat pump, air handler, ductwork, and electrical service, review repair history, and calculate loads to determine the right size and type of replacement.
You receive a written proposal comparing equipment choices, efficiency levels, and any recommended duct or electrical upgrades, with clear pricing and an estimated installation timeline for the project.
Our crew removes the old system, installs and connects new equipment, charges it precisely, and tests heating, cooling, defrost, and auxiliary heat before reviewing operation with you.
FAQ
Answers to the questions Roswell customers ask us most. Still unsure? Call (770) 661-0066.
Lifespan varies with installation quality, maintenance, and usage. Because heat pumps run in both summer and winter, they accumulate more operating hours than cooling-only systems and may wear sooner. Rather than relying on age alone, watch for rising repair frequency, declining comfort, and higher energy bills as signs that replacement planning makes sense.
Major cost factors include system capacity, efficiency rating, single-stage or variable-speed design, whether the air handler is replaced, and any line set, electrical, or ductwork upgrades needed. Switching to a dual-fuel configuration also changes the scope. We inspect the system and provide an upfront written quote before any work is scheduled.
Sometimes, but it is usually not recommended. Pairing a new outdoor unit with an old indoor air handler can cause mismatched capacity, refrigerant incompatibility, and lower efficiency. If your indoor equipment is relatively new and compatible, we will confirm it. Otherwise, replacing both sides as a matched system delivers the most reliable results.
For most Roswell homes, a heat pump remains a strong choice because winters are relatively mild. If you have gas service and want stronger heat during cold snaps, a dual-fuel system offers both. We compare operating costs, comfort preferences, and existing infrastructure to help you choose the right configuration for your home.
Most residential heat pump replacements are completed in one day. Jobs that include a new air handler, line set replacement, electrical upgrades, or duct modifications may extend to a second day. We confirm the timeline in your proposal and schedule installation to limit the time your home goes without heating or cooling.
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