Discover how much it costs to replace your heat pump and get local quotes based on your climate zone, efficiency needs, and available rebates.
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Heat pump replacement means replacing an all-in-one system that provides both heating and cooling in a single unit, eliminating the need for separate AC and furnace systems.
It typically includes:
This is different from HVAC replacement (split system with separate AC and furnace) or individual AC/furnace replacement. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling in one efficient system.
Nationally, heat pump replacement costs vary significantly depending on:
Performance needs vary by region
Efficiency tiers affect cost
Tonnage based on home size
Federal and state incentives
That's why state-level and city-level pricing is the most accurate way to estimate your real heat pump replacement cost.
👉 Use the location pages below to see localized price ranges and available rebates.
(cold climate needs higher HSPF rating)
(8-10 standard, 10-13+ high-efficiency)
(14-16 standard, 17-22+ high-efficiency)
(2-5 tons typical for residential)
(federal tax credits, state/local incentives)
(ground, wall, or rooftop placement)
Each state page breaks these factors down with local context, climate considerations, and available rebates.
→ All-in-one system (heating + cooling in one unit)
→ Split system (separate AC + furnace units)
→ Cooling unit only (works with existing furnace)
→ Heating unit only (works with existing AC)
Heat pumps are ideal for moderate climates and offer excellent efficiency. They can replace both your AC and heating system in one unit.
In very cold climates, you may need a hybrid system (heat pump + backup furnace) or consider a traditional split HVAC system.
👉 This section contains links to all U.S. states. Each state page links to individual city pages with localized heat pump replacement pricing and available rebates.
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Get local quoteHeat pump replacement costs vary by state due to climate demands, labor rates, and available rebates. Use your state page for accurate ranges based on home size, efficiency needs, and local incentives.
Modern high-efficiency heat pumps (HSPF 10+) work well in most climates, including cold regions. In very cold areas (below freezing frequently), you may need a hybrid system with a backup furnace or a cold-climate heat pump designed for extreme temperatures.
Yes! Federal tax credits are available for high-efficiency heat pumps, and many states and utilities offer additional rebates. These incentives can significantly reduce your upfront cost. Check your state page for local rebate information.
Heat pumps are often more energy-efficient and cost-effective long-term, especially in moderate climates. They eliminate the need for separate heating and cooling systems. However, in very cold climates, a traditional split HVAC system with a gas furnace may be more practical.
See real pricing for your state and city, explore available rebates, and compare local heat pump installation options.