One System for Year-Round Climate Control
Campbell Air Conditioning installs and services heat pumps in Trussville and surrounding areas that handle both heating and cooling from a single unit.
Heat pumps move heat instead of generating it, which makes them more efficient than traditional furnaces in moderate climates. If your Trussville home relies on separate heating and cooling systems, a heat pump consolidates both functions into one unit that switches between modes based on outdoor temperature. You will see this reflected in lower energy bills and fewer mechanical components that need maintenance.
Campbell Air Conditioning installs heat pumps sized for your home's load, connects refrigerant lines, and configures the reversing valve that switches between heating and cooling. The system works in both cold- and warm-climate applications, though supplemental heat may be needed during rare hard freezes. Service includes performance tuning, refrigerant level checks, and manufacturer-recommended maintenance that keeps the system running at rated efficiency.
If you want to explore heat pump options for your Trussville home, contact Campbell Air Conditioning to discuss installation or service scheduling.

How Heat Pumps Handle Both Heating and Cooling
A heat pump uses a reversing valve to change the direction of refrigerant flow, which allows the same system to pull heat from outdoor air and move it inside during winter, then reverse the process in summer. Campbell Air Conditioning installs the outdoor unit on a stable pad, mounts the indoor air handler, and runs refrigerant lines through the exterior wall. The thermostat controls the reversing valve, and the system switches modes automatically based on your settings in your Trussville home.
After installation, you will notice consistent temperatures without switching between separate heating and cooling systems. The heat pump runs more quietly than older furnace blowers, and you will use less energy compared to electric resistance heat.
Routine service includes cleaning the coils, checking refrigerant charge, lubricating the blower motor, and testing the reversing valve for smooth operation. If the system is not switching modes correctly or airflow feels weak, those are signs that service is needed. Heat pumps perform best when serviced twice a year, once before cooling season and once before heating season.
Common Questions About Heat Pump Systems
Homeowners often ask how heat pumps compare to furnaces, whether they work in cold weather, and what kind of maintenance keeps them running efficiently over time.
Campbell Air Conditioning installs and services heat pumps in Trussville that provide year-round comfort from a single system, using manufacturer-recommended maintenance schedules and performance tuning to keep efficiency high. Contact us to schedule an installation consultation or service appointment.
