When it comes to Heat Pump Installation and replacement, several factors can influence the overall cost:

Equipment: Our Heat Pump installation consultants are committed to engineering cost-effective solutions. Balancing your comfort needs with the available equipment from world class manufacturers like Mitsubishi, Trane, Armstrong, and York, we will find a price point that meets your budget and comfort goals.

Accessibility and Scope of Work: Every Heat Pump installation is a little different, depending on the unique design challenges of the home we’re working in. Our comfort engineer will discuss these obstacles transparently and identify the most efficient route to minimize your Heat Pump replacement costs.

Need ductwork? If your Heat Pump installation requires new ductwork, that will drive up the cost of the project. It’s another one of the reasons we love ductless heat pumps for homes in our service area.

Other Factors Affecting Price:

Efficiency Ratings: A heat pump’s SEER (cooling efficiency) and HSPF (heating efficiency) rating tell you how efficient the heat pump is. A unit with a higher efficiency rating will help lower your monthly energy bills, but it may also have a higher up front cost.

Unit Size: Every home needs a different size heat pump. Bigger units are more expensive, and smaller ones are less expensive as a rule. Our technicians will find the right size system to help ensure you get the heating and cooling you need.

Comfort Features: Variable speed blowers, smart thermostats, two stage compressors, remote operation and motion sensors- these features can make you more comfortable and help save energy, but they can also increase the upfront costs.

Fixing Ductwork issues: Some homes have duct work that needs fixing before a heat pump unit is installed. This is important to make sure you get the heating and cooling you need.