Heat Pump Repair, Replacement & Installation in Fort Worth and DFW

Whether your heat pump stopped heating, stopped cooling, or you're not sure what's wrong, AJR Heating Air Conditioning Refrigeration handles repair, replacement, and new installation — all under one service. We cover Fort Worth, Weatherford, and the surrounding DFW and West Texas region, with same-day appointments and 24/7 emergency availability 365 days a year.

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Why Choose Arnold Jones Services for Ongoing Maintenance

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When it comes to HVAC maintenance in High Point or nearby areas, consistency matters. Arnold Jones Services is based in High Point and works with homeowners and businesses across the Triad, including Greensboro and Winston-Salem. That same approach has guided our work since 1961.


  • A Long-Standing Local Company
    Serving High Point and the Triad for over 65 years.


  • Straightforward Service
    We focus on keeping your system working properly without overcomplicating the process.



  • Reliable Ongoing Care
    We stay consistent with scheduling and follow-through so your system stays on track.
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Signs Your Heat Pump May Need Repair or Replacement

Not every heat pump problem means a full replacement, and not every repair is worth doing twice. Here's what to watch for and how to think about it:

 

  • Blowing lukewarm air: Often a refrigerant issue or a failing reversing valve — typically repairable.
  • Short cycling: The unit turns on and off rapidly without completing a full heating or cooling cycle. Can indicate a refrigerant charge problem, a failing capacitor, or an oversized unit.
  • Ice buildup on the outdoor unit: Some frost is normal in heating mode, but persistent ice buildup signals an airflow or refrigerant problem that needs attention.
  • Unusual sounds: Grinding, rattling, or squealing points to mechanical wear — compressor, fan motor, or bearings.
  • Rising energy bills with no change in usage: A heat pump losing efficiency quietly costs you money before it fails completely.
  • Age of the system: Heat pumps in Texas typically last 10 to 15 years. If your system is approaching or past that range and showing symptoms, replacement usually makes more financial sense than repeated repair.

 

If you're unsure which direction makes sense, call us. We'll give you a straight answer based on what we find — not on what costs more.

Heat Pump Repair in Fort Worth and Weatherford

When your heat pump stops working, the goal is to get it running correctly — not to run up a service bill. Our technicians diagnose the actual problem and tell you what it will take to fix it before any work begins.

 

We repair all major heat pump brands and handle common failure points including capacitors, contactors, reversing valves, refrigerant leaks, compressor issues, thermostat and control board faults, and fan motor failures. If the repair is straightforward, we'll complete it the same day. If the system has a more complex issue, we'll give you a clear picture of what the repair involves and what it costs — including whether replacement is the smarter call given the system's age and condition.

Heat Pump Replacement and Installation — Done Right the First Time

A heat pump replacement is one of the larger residential HVAC investments you'll make, and the quality of the installation matters as much as the equipment itself. An undersized or oversized unit, an improperly charged system, or a rushed installation will underperform and wear out faster — regardless of the brand on the nameplate.

 

We size every replacement system to your home's actual load, not to what was previously installed. New installations include a 1 to 2 year labor warranty, so if something isn't right after we leave, we come back and make it right. We install heat pumps for new construction as well as full system replacements on existing homes.

 

Heat pumps are worth considering if you're replacing an older AC or furnace system. In most of Texas, a heat pump handles both heating and cooling efficiently — and modern systems perform well even during the colder stretches that DFW and West Texas see in winter. For homes without existing ductwork, we also offer ductwork installation as part of a complete system setup.

Financing for Heat Pump Replacement — Including Bad Credit Options

A heat pump replacement typically runs several thousand dollars, and that number can be difficult to absorb all at once. We offer financing options for a range of credit profiles, including customers with bad credit, so the cost of a new system doesn't have to mean waiting until the old one completely fails.

 

Ask about financing when you call — we'll walk you through what's available and what fits your situation.

Areas We Serve for Heat Pump Services

We provide heat pump repair, replacement, and installation throughout Fort Worth, Weatherford, and the surrounding region — including Stephenville, Mineral Wells, Decatur, and the broader DFW Metroplex and West Texas communities. If you're outside these areas and not sure whether we cover your location, call the office and we'll let you know.

Heat Pump FAQs

  • How much does it cost to replace a heat pump in Fort Worth?

    Heat pump replacement in the Fort Worth area typically ranges from $4,000 to $8,000 or more depending on system size, efficiency rating, and installation complexity. The best way to get an accurate number for your home is to have a technician assess your current system and load requirements. We provide upfront quotes before any work begins.

  • How long do heat pumps last in Texas?

    Most heat pumps in Texas last between 10 and 15 years. The heat and humidity in DFW and West Texas put more strain on systems than cooler climates do, so regular preventive maintenance makes a meaningful difference in how long a unit holds up. If your system is over 12 years old and starting to have problems, it's worth getting an honest assessment of whether repair or replacement makes more sense.

  • Is a heat pump a good choice for Texas homes instead of a traditional AC?

    For most Texas homes, yes. A heat pump handles both heating and cooling in a single system, which can simplify your setup and reduce equipment costs over time. Modern heat pumps are efficient in the heat and perform reliably through the mild-to-moderate winters that most of DFW and West Texas experience. In areas that see more extreme cold, a dual-fuel system pairing a heat pump with a gas furnace backup is worth considering. We can walk you through the right fit for your home.

  • What's the difference between repairing and replacing a heat pump?

    Repair makes sense when the system is relatively young, the problem is isolated, and the cost is reasonable relative to the system's remaining value. Replacement becomes the better call when the unit is past 10 to 12 years old, when repair costs approach or exceed half the cost of a new system, or when the system has had repeated failures. We'll give you both options and a clear recommendation based on what we find.

  • Do you offer emergency heat pump repair?

    Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency HVAC service every day of the year, including weekends and holidays. If your heat pump goes down in the middle of summer or during a winter cold snap, call the office and we'll get someone out as quickly as possible.