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Dexter
October 2026
A Siler City homeowner reported that the Daikin system was not giving heat and was showing 5 yellow flashes to 2 yellow flashes.
Dexter traced the problem to the outdoor TXV. He checked pressure and found high pressure was higher than normal, then checked the condenser fan and blower motor. He switched the unit to AC and the system worked fine. The part was located at a supply house in Garner, and Dexter planned to return the following Wednesday.
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Answered by our licensed technicians serving Siler City.
Yes, heat pumps work excellently in North Carolina's mild winters. Modern heat pumps operate efficiently down to 25-30°F, which covers most Triangle winter days. For the occasional cold snap, heat pumps include auxiliary heating. Many Apex and Cary homeowners use heat pumps as their primary heating and cooling system year-round.
A furnace burns fuel (gas or oil) to generate heat, while a heat pump transfers heat from outside air into your home using electricity. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling in one system, are more energy-efficient in mild climates, and have lower operating costs. Furnaces heat faster in extreme cold but cost more to run.
Heat pump installation in the Apex area typically ranges from $4,500 to $12,000, depending on system size, efficiency rating (SEER/HSPF), and installation complexity. While the upfront cost is higher than a furnace alone, a heat pump replaces both your furnace and AC. Many homeowners see 30-50% savings on heating costs.
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