


A leaking lineset is one of those problems that doesn't fix itself. Left alone, it chips away at your system's efficiency and can eventually cause bigger, more expensive damage. When a homeowner in Beaverton noticed their heat pump wasn't performing the way it should, we came out to figure out what was going on.
We tracked the issue down to the lineset - the refrigerant lines that connect your indoor and outdoor units. Finding the source of the leak meant opening things up to get proper access. That's the part a lot of people don't love to hear, but it's the only way to actually fix the problem instead of just patching around it.
Once we had eyes on it, we made the repair the right way and got everything closed back up clean. No shortcuts. The whole point is to get your system back to running the way it's supposed to - and to make sure it stays that way.
If your heat pump has been acting up - short cycling, not keeping up with temps, or just running harder than usual - there's a good chance something needs attention. The sooner it gets looked at, the better.