An Energy-Efficient Alternative to Traditional HVAC

Heat pumps offer a versatile, eco-friendly alternative to furnaces and air conditioners, pulling heat from the air to warm your home in winter and removing heat to cool it in summer. They provide consistent comfort while lowering energy costs, making them a great choice for Oregon homeowners.

Benefits of a heat pump installation with Rubi:

• Efficient Heating & Cooling: One system for year-round climate control.

• Lower Energy Bills: Uses less electricity than traditional HVAC systems.

• Eco-Friendly: Reduces reliance on fossil fuels for heating.

• Quiet Operation: Enjoy home comfort without the noise.

We install high-performance heat pumps from trusted brands, ensuring optimal efficiency, durability, and comfort for your home.

Quick, Reliable Repairs to Keep Your System Running Smoothly

If your heat pump isn’t keeping up with the weather, it might need a fast, professional repair. Our technicians diagnose and resolve heat pump issues quickly, helping you avoid discomfort and unexpected energy costs.

Common heat pump issues we fix:

• Heat pump not switching between heating and cooling

• Weak airflow or poor temperature control

• Strange noises like grinding, clicking, or hissing

• Frequent cycling on and off

• Higher-than-usual energy bills

We provide transparent pricing, clear recommendations, and long-lasting repair solutions so your home stays comfortable in every season.

Maximize Efficiency & Extend the Life of Your System

Like any HVAC system, heat pumps need regular maintenance to perform at their best. Seasonal tune-ups prevent costly breakdowns, improve energy efficiency, and extend the life of your system.

What’s included in a Rubi heat pump tune-up:

• Cleaning and inspecting indoor and outdoor components

• Checking refrigerant levels and system pressure

• Testing thermostat functionality and heat settings

• Ensuring proper airflow and ductwork performance

• Identifying and addressing minor issues before they become major repairs

We recommend bi-annual maintenance—once before summer and once before winter—to keep your system running efficiently all year long.