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Perhaps you know already, but a lot of the price is often the installation labor, not the device itself. Just as a data point, $20K is right in the ballpark fo
by interroboink 3y ago
Perhaps you know already, but a lot of the price is often the installation labor, not the device itself.
Just as a data point, $20K is right in the ballpark for estimates you'll get for professional installation of a modern ≈3-ton forced-air 17SEER heatpump + air handler in the Seattle area.
- kccqzy 3y agoEven in the expensive Bay Area, I got a quote of only $10k to install a heat pump. It was basically the same price to install a new gas furnace + AC for summer.
- interroboink 3y agoBut what kind? For instance, a mini-split in an apartment is quite different from the 3-ton forced-air system I described. People use the term "heat pump" to sometimes describe quite different things, so it's hard to know what's apples-to-apples.
- kccqzy 3y agoIt's a forced-air system sized for a moderately insulated 1300 sqft home. Don't know how many tons or the SEER rating.
- oooyay 3y agoYou hit the nail on the head, but mine is a 5 channel Daikin heat pump. I got a bit of a deal because I paid in cash.