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Mas Heating installs, repairs, and replaces residential heat pumps for homeowners across Irving, TX — a single system that keeps your home warm in winter and cool in summer. Family-owned, residential-only, and here seven days a week.
Why Irving Homeowners Choose Mas Heating for Heat Pumps
A heat pump is a year-round investment, so who installs it matters. Mas Heating has served Irving homeowners since 2014 — twelve-plus years focused only on residential HVAC, never commercial. Every heat pump we install or repair is sized for a home like yours, not a warehouse or an office. We answer the phone seven days a week, from 8 AM to 8 PM, and our team works in both English and Spanish, so nothing about your system gets lost in translation.
Residential-Only Focus
every system is matched to a home's square footage and layout.
Seven-Day Availability
reach a real person 8 AM–8 PM, weekends included.
Bilingual Service
full support in English and Spanish, from quote to install.
Mas Heating is a residential HVAC company in Irving, TX that installs, repairs, and replaces air-source heat pumps for homes in Irving, Coppell, Arlington, Grand Prairie, and Dallas. A heat pump is a single electric system that both heats and cools a home by moving heat instead of burning fuel, which makes it well suited to North Texas's mild winters and long cooling season. Serving the area since 2014, Mas Heating provides bilingual heat pump service seven days a week, from 8 AM to 8 PM.
What Is a Heat Pump and How Does It Work?
A heat pump is an all-in-one heating and cooling system. Instead of generating heat by burning gas, it moves existing heat from one place to another using refrigerant and electricity. In summer, it pulls heat out of your home to cool it, the same way an air conditioner does. In winter, it reverses and draws heat from the outside air into your home. Because it moves heat rather than creating it, a heat pump runs efficiently through much of the Texas year.
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Does a Heat Pump Work in Texas Winters?
Yes. Air-source heat pumps are a strong fit for the Dallas–Fort Worth climate, where winters are relatively mild. On the coldest days, some systems use a supplemental heat source to keep up, and we'll walk you through the right setup for your home during the quote.
Air-Source Heat Pumps for Irving Homes
We install air-source heat pumps, the standard choice for residential homes in Irving. They go in without the ground excavation a ground-source (geothermal) system requires, which keeps the project simpler and the timeline shorter.
Heat Pump vs. Furnace and AC: Which Is Right for Your Home?
Many Irving homeowners run two separate systems — a gas furnace for winter and an air conditioner for summer. A heat pump does both jobs in one unit. If your furnace or AC is aging and a replacement is coming anyway, this is the moment to consider combining them.
Replacing a Gas Furnace With a Heat Pump
Swapping an old gas furnace for a heat pump means one system to maintain instead of two, and no combustion inside your home. We assess your current ductwork, electrical panel, and home size to tell you honestly whether the switch makes sense for you — and where it might not.
Our Heat Pump Services in Irving, TX
Heat Pump Installation
New installation for homes upgrading from an older system or setting up comfort from scratch. We size the system to your home, handle the full setup, and confirm it runs correctly before we leave.
Heat Pump Repair
Not heating or cooling the way it should? We diagnose and repair residential heat pumps — weak airflow, refrigerant issues, compressor and reversing-valve problems — and explain what we find before any work begins.
Heat Pump Replacement
When a system is past its service life, we handle full replacement: we remove the old unit and install a properly matched heat pump, so you're not paying to patch equipment that's near the end.
What Affects the Cost of a Heat Pump in Irving?
Heat pump installation and repair costs vary from home to home, so we give you a clear, upfront quote before any work starts — no guessing. The main factors that shape your price:
For Repair
the specific part or issue (a refrigerant leak versus a compressor replacement, for example) and the age of the unit.
Rather than post prices that may not fit your situation, we come out, look at your system, and quote you honestly.
For Installation & Replacement
your home's size and required capacity, the condition of your ductwork and electrical panel, whether an old system needs removal, and the equipment you choose.
How We Install Your Heat Pump
1
In-Home Assessment — we visit, measure your home, check ductwork and electrical, and talk through your goals.
2
Upfront Quote — you get a clear written quote with the recommended system and scope, no surprises.
3
System Installation — we install and configure the heat pump and remove old equipment if needed.
4
Testing & Walkthrough — we test both heating and cooling modes and show you how to run the system.
Heat Pump Service Across Irving and Nearby Areas
Mas Heating installs and repairs heat pumps throughout Irving, TX and the surrounding communities. Whether you're near the center of Irving or out in Coppell, Arlington, Grand Prairie, or Dallas, our team can reach your home seven days a week for a quote, a repair, or a full system replacement. Call (214) 530-6579 to check availability for your area.
Heat Pump FAQs — Irving, TX Homeowners
Can one heat pump replace both my furnace and air conditioner?
Yes. A heat pump both heats and cools, so a single system can take over what your furnace and AC do separately. We'll confirm it's the right fit for your home during the assessment.
Is it worth replacing my gas furnace with a heat pump?
It can be, especially if your furnace and AC are both aging. You'd maintain one system instead of two, with no gas combustion indoors. We'll give you an honest assessment based on your ductwork, panel, and home.
How long does a heat pump installation take?
Most residential heat pump installations are done in a day, though replacements involving ductwork or electrical changes can take longer. We give you a timeline with your quote.
What are the signs my heat pump needs repair?
Weak airflow, warm air when it should be cool (or cool air when it should be warm), unusual noises, short cycling, or a jump in your electric bill are common signs. We diagnose the cause before recommending any repair.
Do you install ground-source (geothermal) heat pumps?
We install air-source heat pumps, the standard choice for residential homes in Irving. If you're researching ground-source (geothermal) systems, call us and we'll talk through whether it fits your property.
How often should a heat pump be serviced?
Because a heat pump runs year-round for both heating and cooling, we recommend a professional check-up at least once a year to keep it efficient and catch small issues early.
Do you offer heat pump repair near me in Coppell or Arlington?
Yes. Along with Irving, we service heat pumps in Coppell, Arlington, Grand Prairie, and Dallas, seven days a week. Call (214) 530-6579 to check availability.
Ready for Year-Round Comfort With a Heat Pump? Contact Mas Heating
Whether you're installing your first heat pump, replacing an aging furnace and AC, or need a repair before the next Texas heat wave or cold snap, Mas Heating is ready to help. Get a free, upfront quote — no obligation.
Call or text (214) 530-6579 · Serving Irving, Coppell, Arlington, Grand Prairie & Dallas · Open 8 AM–8 PM, 7 days · English & Spanish
(214) 530-6579
After-hours emergency service available with additional fee — disclosed before work begins.