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Heat pumps are not cheap, $10-$15k installed for a small one.
by stickfigure 4y ago
Heat pumps are not cheap, $10-$15k installed for a small one.
- stefanfisk 4y agothe one in my cabin cost me $800 including installation.
- HWR_14 4y agoNeither are GPUs that are run 24/7 at full speed
- pvarangot 4y agoA split AC unit that can also run backwards is less than 1000 and basically a heat pump. Not all split units that heat will do that, but a bunch do.
- stickfigure 4y agoAre you talking about something that fits in a window and warms a single room? I recently replaced the 3 ton hvac unit on my small 1500 sq ft single family home with a heat pump and all the bids were in that range.
- pvarangot 4y agoYeah single room. There's dual room splits that run a bigger compressor with two heads too. They are usually way cheaper than bigger units even when you account how much juice they eat up but you should do your own math because it depends on the house and the setup. Also if you want to control every single room including bathrooms and walk in closets it gets tricky.
- quickthrowman 4y ago2/3rds of that cost is labor. 3 ton multi-zone heatpump kit is $2500-3500, another $250-500 for an electrician to pull #6s and a ground to a 60A disconnect outside and sealtite whip into the heatpump, and 60-80 hrs at $125/hr to install the heat pump and air handlers, including all the exterior wall penetrations and sealing, running glycol lines, installing thermostats, wiring air handlers, etc.
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