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Dallas Heat Pump Repair & Replacement | Same‑Day, Upfront Pricing

Same-day heat pump repair and replacement in Dallas, TX from Lonestar HVAC. EPA‑certified technicians, fully stocked trucks, upfront written estimates, and warranty‑backed work. We handle City of Dallas permits and code compliance. Call (469)-625-2116 or book online for a 2‑hour arrival window today.

Heat Pump Repair & Replacement in Dallas, TX: What We Do

When your heat pump stops working in Dallas, you need help fast. At Lonestar HVAC, we provide same-day repair and replacement services throughout the Dallas area. Our EPA-certified HVAC technicians arrive with fully stocked trucks, ready to diagnose and fix most problems on the spot.

Whether you need a simple capacitor replacement or a complete system upgrade with modern SEER2 and HSPF2 ratings, we handle everything. We work with all major brands and provide upfront cost estimates before starting any work.

Need fast heat pump service in Dallas?

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Why Choose Lonestar HVAC (Dallas, TX)

Same‑Day Service Windows + Stocked Trucks

We know Texas weather doesn't wait. That's why we offer flexible scheduling with same-day appointments. Our trucks carry common parts like contactors, capacitors, and thermostats so we can complete most repairs immediately. Same‑day service Mon-Sat with extended evening slots; after‑hours emergency response available—ask about applicable fees.

Upfront, Written Estimates—No Surprises

Before we touch your system, you'll know exactly what the repair costs. We provide written estimates that break down parts and labor. No hidden fees, no surprises.

Local Code & Permit Expertise (City of Dallas)

Dallas has unique weather patterns and building codes. Our team knows City of Dallas regulations and handles all permit requirements. We pull the mechanical permit, schedule City of Dallas inspections, and provide all close‑out documents so your installation passes the first time.

Strong Parts & Labor Warranties

Every repair comes with a service warranty. Replacements include manufacturer warranties plus our installation guarantee. We stand behind our work long after we leave your home.

Signs You Need Heat Pump Service (No Heat, Short Cycling, Ice, Odors)

No heat or cooling

The most obvious sign—your system won't produce warm or cool air when needed.

Short cycling or constant running

Your heat pump turns on and off frequently or runs non-stop without reaching set temperature.

Ice on outdoor unit or lines

Ice buildup on your coil or refrigerant lines indicates airflow problems or low refrigerant.

Strange noises or odors

Grinding, squealing, or burning smells mean components like the blower motor (ECM) may be failing.

High energy bills or poor airflow

Sudden bill increases or weak airflow (CFM) suggest efficiency problems.

Thermostat not responding

Your smart thermostat settings don't match actual room temperature.

Aux heat or emergency heat running too often

Frequent use of heat strips (auxiliary heat) or emergency heat means your heat pump isn't working properly.

Common Heat Pump Problems We Fix

Low Refrigerant (R‑410A/R‑22), Leaks & Leak Detection

Whether your system uses R-410A refrigerant or older R-22, leaks reduce efficiency and cooling power. Because R‑22 is phased out and scarce, repairs involving refrigerant can be costly; we'll discuss replacement vs. repair based on leak severity and long‑term costs.

Compressor, Reversing Valve & Defrost Control Board

The compressor and reversing valve are critical components. When they fail, your system can't switch between heating and cooling. The defrost control board prevents ice buildup. When it fails, efficiency drops dramatically.

Dirty Coils, Clogged Filters & Airflow/Static Pressure

Dust and debris block heat transfer, forcing your system to work harder. Problems affect static pressure and airflow (CFM).

Electrical: Capacitors, Contactors, Relays

These electrical components (capacitor, contactor) wear out over time and cause system failures.

TXV/Expansion Valve & Condensate Drain/Float Switch

The expansion valve (TXV) regulates refrigerant flow. Blocked condensate drain and float switch issues cause water damage and system shutdowns.

Repair vs. Replacement in Dallas: Age, SEER2/HSPF2, Cost

System age, SEER/SEER2 rating, HSPF/HSPF2, and repair history

Systems over 10 years old with low SEER Rating (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) often cost more to repair than replace. SEER2 and HSPF2 are updated efficiency ratings that better reflect real‑world ductwork and static pressure. Higher numbers mean lower operating costs and improved comfort in Dallas' hot summers.

Compressor and coil condition

Major component failures like compressor or coil damage usually mean replacement makes more sense.

Refrigerant type (R-22, R-410A, R-454B) and availability

R-22 systems face expensive repairs due to refrigerant scarcity. R-454B primarily offers lower global warming potential (A2L class) compared to R‑410A; we follow manufacturer and code requirements for safe handling and ventilation.

Cost to repair vs. long-term efficiency gains

We calculate whether repair costs justify keeping older, less efficient equipment.

Rule-of-50% and remaining lifespan considerations

If repairs exceed 50% of replacement cost, we typically recommend upgrading.

Our Diagnostic Process (Multimeter, Gauges, Static Pressure)

  • Arrival window and intro

  • Full system diagnostics (electrical, refrigerant, airflow/static pressure)

  • Findings review with photos/video

  • Clear repair/replace options with written pricing

  • Post‑repair testing and homeowner sign‑off

Fast scheduling and arrival window

Book online or call for same-day service with 2-hour arrival windows.

On-site diagnostics (multimeter, manifold gauges, leak checks)

Our technicians use professional diagnostic tools (multimeter, manifold gauges) to pinpoint problems accurately.

Static pressure, airflow (CFM), and electrical tests

We test your entire system, not just the obvious problem.

Clear options and upfront cost estimates

You'll receive repair options with transparent pricing before we begin.

Same-day repairs when parts are available

Most common repairs are completed during the first visit.

Post-repair testing and system verification

We verify proper operation before leaving your home. Also ensure the outdoor unit is clear of debris/ice, thermostat is set to the correct mode, and any tripped float switches are reset if safe.

Ready to schedule your heat pump service?

Call (469)-625-2116 or book online for same-day appointments.

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Heat Pump Replacement & Installation

What's included with your installation:
  • Manual J/S/D, AHRI‑matched equipment, and commissioning

  • New pad/disconnect, line set flush or replacement

  • Drain pan with float switch and code‑compliant condensate routing

  • City of Dallas permit and passed inspection documentation

  • Thermostat setup and homeowner walkthrough

Manual J/S/D, Right‑Sizing & Duct Design

Proper sizing starts with Manual J, Manual S, Manual D calculations for your specific home. We match equipment to your home's exact needs and ductwork capacity.

AHRI‑Matched Systems & ENERGY STAR Options

We install AHRI matched system components that qualify for ENERGY STAR qualification when possible. We provide the AHRI certificate number for your records—often required for Oncor rebates and federal 25C tax credit documentation.

Line Set, Electrical Disconnect & Commissioning

Your line set and electrical disconnect are checked and upgraded if needed. Our team follows manufacturer specifications exactly for warranty protection.

City of Dallas Permits & Inspections

We handle all permit applications and ensure code compliance. We pull the mechanical permit, schedule City of Dallas inspections, and provide all close‑out documents so your installation passes the first time.


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man standing in front of open doorway

Ductless Mini‑Split Repair & Install (Inverter, Single/Multi‑Zone)

Single- and multi‑zone ductless options

Mini-split (ductless heat pump) systems provide targeted comfort without ductwork.

Inverter (variable-speed) outdoor units for efficiency

Inverter compressor (variable-speed) technology saves energy by adjusting output to match demand.

Best uses: additions, garages, bonus rooms, and spot cooling/heating

Perfect for spaces where traditional ducted systems aren't practical.

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person holding green and black circuit board

Dual‑Fuel (Gas + Heat Pump) Systems & Smart Thermostats

When dual‑fuel makes sense in Dallas' mild winters

Dual-fuel system combinations use heat pumps for mild weather and gas for extreme cold.

Smart thermostat control for fuel-switching

Modern thermostats automatically choose the most efficient fuel source.

Compatibility with existing furnaces

We can add heat pumps to work with your current gas furnace.

2023-2025 Efficiency Standards (SEER2/HSPF2) & Comfort

What SEER2 and HSPF2 mean for efficiency and savings

New testing standards provide more accurate efficiency ratings for real-world conditions. SEER2 and HSPF2 are updated efficiency ratings that better reflect real‑world ductwork and static pressure. Higher numbers mean lower operating costs and improved comfort in Dallas' hot summers.

North Texas climate considerations for sizing and comfort

Dallas's hot summers and mild winters affect equipment selection.

ENERGY STAR qualifications and utility bill impact

High-efficiency systems can cut cooling costs by 20-40%.

Refrigerants: R‑22 Phaseout, R‑410A & R‑454B (EPA Rules)

R‑22 availability and why it impacts repair decisions

R-22 prices have skyrocketed due to the EPA phaseout. Because R‑22 is phased out and scarce, repairs involving refrigerant can be costly; we'll discuss replacement vs. repair based on leak severity and long‑term costs.

R‑410A vs. R‑454B performance and service differences

R‑454B primarily offers lower global warming potential (A2L class) compared to R‑410A; we follow manufacturer and code requirements for safe handling and ventilation.

Leak detection, repair best practices, and EPA rules

Our EPA Certification ensures proper handling and leak repair procedures.

Maintenance Plans & Seasonal Tune‑Ups

Biannual inspections and cleaning checklist

Spring and fall maintenance keeps your system running efficiently year-round.

Extending lifespan and protecting warranties

Regular maintenance is often required to maintain manufacturer warranties.

Priority scheduling and member discounts

Plan members receive priority service and repair discounts.

Smart Thermostats, Zoning & IAQ Upgrades

Heat pump-compatible smart thermostats (Nest, Ecobee, etc.)

Not all smart thermostats work with heat pumps—we install compatible models.

Zoning for multi‑level homes and consistent comfort

Zoning system installations provide room-by-room temperature control.

Filter, coil cleanliness, and humidity control considerations

Clean systems run more efficiently and improve indoor air quality. If your air handler's ECM blower is failing or undersized, we'll recommend repair or upgrade options to improve airflow and comfort.

Costs in Dallas: Repairs, Replacement, Warranties & Financing

What affects price:

  • System size (tonnage) and SEER2/HSPF2 rating

  • Ductwork condition/airflow corrections

  • Refrigerant type and line set work

  • Controls/thermostat and zoning additions

  • Warranty level and labor coverage

Typical repair cost ranges and what affects price

Simple repairs start around $150-300. Major component replacements range from $500-2,000. Repair and replacement pricing varies by tonnage, SEER2/HSPF2, ductwork condition, controls, and refrigerant type.

Replacement pricing factors (size, SEER2/HSPF2, ductwork, controls)

Complete system replacements typically range from $4,000-12,000 depending on size and efficiency. Replacements typically include new pad/disconnect, line set flush or replacement, drain pan/float switch, start‑up, and commissioning.

Included warranties and service guarantees

All work includes labor warranties and manufacturer parts coverage.

Financing options, rebates, and tax credits

Financing options make replacements affordable with monthly payments.

Financing, Oncor Rebates & Federal Tax Credits (IRS 25C)

Promotional financing for qualified replacements

0% interest options available for qualified buyers.

Oncor energy efficiency rebates (availability varies)

Oncor energy efficiency rebates can provide hundreds in savings for qualifying systems. We provide the AHRI certificate number for your records—often required for Oncor rebates and federal 25C tax credit documentation.

Federal tax credits (IRS 25C) for qualifying heat pumps

Federal tax credit (IRS 25C) offers up to $2,000 for efficient heat pump installations.


Airflow & Ductwork: Static Pressure, Duct Leaks & Upgrades

Static pressure testing and CFM balancing

Proper airflow is essential for system efficiency and comfort.

Duct leaks, sizing, and insulation

Leaky ducts waste 20-30% of conditioned air.

When to modify or replace ductwork

Old or undersized ducts limit new system performance.

Benefits of Modern High-Efficiency Heat Pumps

Energy efficiency and lower utility bills

New systems can use 30-50% less energy than 15‑year‑old models, lowering monthly utility bills.

Improved comfort and humidity control

Variable-speed systems maintain consistent temperatures and humidity.

Quieter operation and smart thermostat compatibility

Modern units run much quieter than older models.

Inverter compressors and better cold‑weather performance

New technology provides efficient heating even in freezing temperatures.

Risks of Delaying Service (Higher Bills, Damage, Lifespan)

Higher energy use and bills

Struggling systems use more electricity to maintain temperature.

Compressor damage and larger failures

Small problems become expensive repairs when ignored.

Reduced system lifespan and comfort

Delayed maintenance shortens equipment life by years.

Emergency & Same‑Day HVAC Service in Dallas

Service hours and rapid response

Same‑day service Mon-Sat with extended evening slots; after‑hours emergency response available—ask about applicable fees.

What to check before we arrive (thermostat, breaker, filters)

Check your breaker, thermostat batteries, and air handler filter before calling. Also ensure the outdoor unit is clear of debris/ice, thermostat is set to the correct mode, and any tripped float switches are reset if safe.

Qualifications You Can Trust (Licensed, Insured, EPA 608)

EPA Section 608-certified HVAC technicians

All our technicians hold current EPA certifications for safe refrigerant handling.

Licensed and insured

We carry full liability insurance and maintain all required licenses.

Background-checked team and safety-first practices

Every team member passes background checks and follows safety protocols.

Factory-trained on leading heat pump brands

Our technicians receive ongoing training from major manufacturers.

Dallas Permits & Local Codes: We Handle Compliance

When permits are required

Replacements and major modifications require city permits.

Inspection process and documentation

We coordinate inspections and provide all documentation. We pull the mechanical permit, schedule City of Dallas inspections, and provide all close‑out documents so your installation passes the first time.

We handle permitting and code compliance

Leave the paperwork to us—we know Dallas requirements.

Service Area: Dallas Neighborhoods & Nearby Communities

North Dallas, Lakewood, M Streets, Oak Lawn, Uptown

We serve central Dallas neighborhoods with fast response times.

Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow

Premium service for Park Cities residents.

Richardson, Garland, Mesquite, Irving, Farmers Branch

Full coverage across Dallas County and surrounding areas.

Don't wait for heat pump problems to get worse!

Call Lonestar HVAC now: (469)-625-2116

Frequently asked questions

What are the signs my heat pump needs repair or replacement?

Watch for no heating/cooling, ice buildup, strange noises, high bills, or frequent cycling. Systems over 10 years old with major problems often need replacement.

How much does heat pump repair or replacement cost in Dallas?

Repairs range from $150-2,000. Replacements cost $4,000-12,000 depending on size and efficiency. We provide upfront pricing before any work begins.

What happens during a typical heat pump repair appointment?

Our technician diagnoses the problem using professional tools, explains findings, provides cost options, and completes approved repairs—usually same-day.

Are your technicians certified and insured?

Yes. All technicians hold EPA Section 608 certification. We're fully licensed and insured for your protection.

How long does a heat pump replacement take?

Most replacements are completed in one day. Complex installations may take two days.

Is emergency or same-day service available for Dallas residents?

Yes. We offer same-day and emergency service throughout Dallas with extended hours.

Are there any warranties or guarantees on your work?

All repairs include labor warranties. Replacements come with manufacturer warranties plus our installation guarantee.

What are the benefits of upgrading to a modern heat pump?

New systems offer 30-50% energy savings, quieter operation, better comfort control, and smart thermostat compatibility.

What risks do I face if I delay heat pump repairs?

Delays lead to higher bills, major component failures, and shortened system life. Small problems become expensive repairs.

Is it worth repairing an older R‑22 heat pump, or should I replace it?

R-22 refrigerant costs make major repairs expensive. Systems over 10 years old usually benefit from replacement.

Do you offer financing and help with Oncor rebates or federal tax credits?

Yes. We offer flexible financing, help with Oncor rebate applications, and provide documentation for federal tax credits.

Will a heat pump keep my home warm in Dallas winters, or do I need auxiliary heat?

Modern heat pumps handle Dallas winters well. Auxiliary heat strips provide backup for extreme cold snaps.

Do you service ductless mini‑split heat pumps as well as traditional systems?

Yes. We repair and install all types of heat pumps including ductless mini-splits.

Do you charge a diagnostic fee, and is it applied to the repair if I proceed?

We charge a diagnostic fee for service calls. This fee is typically applied toward the repair cost when you approve the work on the same visit.

Can you provide an AHRI certificate and paperwork needed for Oncor rebates and the federal 25C tax credit?

Yes. We provide the AHRI certificate number and all documentation required for Oncor rebates and federal 25C tax credit applications.

Will you service all major brands, and do you offer second opinions on condemned compressors or "replace only" recommendations?

We service all major heat pump brands. We're happy to provide second opinions on equipment that other companies have recommended for replacement.


Schedule Your Heat Pump Service Today

Fast, reliable heat pump repair and replacement in Dallas. Same-day service available.

Call: (469)-625-2116

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