One system
for both seasons.
Free in-home estimate
Tax-credit eligible
Up to 10 HSPF2
A heat pump cools in summer and heats in winter, and Central Texas winters suit it well.
Federal tax credits and utility rebates can cover part of the cost.
Signs it is time
Old AC and electric heat
A heat pump cuts winter bills sharply.
High winter bills
Resistance heat costs the most to run.
Planning a replacement
Compare it with AC plus furnace.
Going all-electric
Pairs well with solar.
What every install includes
Load calculation and rebate check
Written price with permits and haul-away
Install by a NATE-certified crew
10-year parts and labor warranty, rebate paperwork filed
Typical installed prices
Repair
Flat rate
15.2 SEER2 single-stage, 3 ton
$7,800 – $9,600
17 SEER2 two-stage, 3 ton
$9,800 – $12,400
Variable-speed, 3 ton
$12,600 – $16,200
Dual-fuel add-on to gas furnace
$1,200 – $2,000
Questions
Does a heat pump work in a freeze?
Modern units heat down to about 5°F. We add backup heat strips for the rare hard freeze.
What rebates are available?
Federal credits of up to $2,000 plus utility programs. We file the paperwork for you.
Is it louder than an AC?
No. Variable-speed models are among the quietest outdoor units we install.