Heat Pump Installation & Replacement in Seattle, WA
Comfort + Savings + High Efficiency for you and your family.
We size the heat pump to be the perfect size for your home with a Manual J Load Calculation.
With financing you can get a new system with low monthly payments. Based on eligiblity.
Rebates that help save you money in Seattle: PSE $XXX, Seattle City Light $XXX
Is a Heat Pump Worth it in Seattle?
Yes—modern inverter heat pumps are well suited for Seattle’s climate and housing stock.
Thanks to variable-speed inverter technology, today’s heat pumps provide efficient heating and cooling for many Seattle homes, including older houses and homes without ductwork.
Why heat pumps work well in Seattle
Built for mild, damp winters: Inverter heat pumps run efficiently in moderate temperatures, which matches Seattle’s long heating season.
Heat and AC in one system: Many Seattle homes lack air conditioning. Heat pumps solve heating and cooling with a single system.
Ducted or ductless flexibility:
Homes with ducts can use central inverter heat pumps.
Homes without ducts can use ductless mini-split systems with individual indoor air heads, connected by refrigerant lines.
Room-by-room temperature control: Individual air heads allow zoning, which helps in older Seattle homes with additions or uneven layouts.
Consistent, quiet comfort: Variable-speed compressors deliver steady heat instead of loud, on-off cycles.
High efficiency at partial load: Heat pumps rarely run at full power in Seattle, which helps reduce energy use.
When a heat pump may need extra planning
Even with modern inverter technology, some homes require evaluation before installation:
Electrical panel capacity: Older Seattle homes may need a panel upgrade, especially for multi-zone systems.
Insulation and air sealing: Very drafty homes can reduce efficiency unless envelope improvements are made.
System design quality: Proper sizing, placement, and load calculations are critical for performance.
Backup heat preferences: Some homeowners prefer supplemental heat for rare extreme cold events.
Bottom line
Heat pumps are often worth it in Seattle, especially with today’s inverter-driven, ductless and ducted systems. They work in more home types than ever before—but performance depends on proper design and installation, not just the equipment.
Heat pump options we install in Seattle, WA
- Ductless heat pump systems
- Ducted heat pump systems
- Hybrid / dual-fuel systems
- Thermostats/Controls
You can learn more at: What Affects Cost Page
Heat Pump installation & replacement costs in Seattle, WA
These price ranges are intended to give general orientation only.
The most accurate price comes from a home-specific evaluation that ensures the system is properly designed for comfort, efficiency, and long-term reliability.
- Ductless heat pump systems: typically range from $8,000 to $25,000
- Ducted heat pump systems: typically range from $12,000 to $28,000
- Hybrid / dual-fuel systems: typically range from $15,000 to $30,000
Learn more about what goes into pricing a HVAC system
Rebates, tax credits & financing
Lower upfront costs with available rebates, tax credits, and financing options
Our Heat pump install process in Seattle
Home evaluation & sizing
Options + scope review
Scheduling & equipment ordering
Install day (protect home, old equipment removal, new install)
Startup/testing + walkthrough
Permits/inspection (if applicable) + follow-up
