How Much Does a Heat Pump Installation Cost in Chandler?

Champion Air’s heat pump installation estimate process includes an on-site diagnostic to help accurately predict the total cost of parts and labor. In the meantime, review these factors that may impact your final bill.

• Size of heat pump. Larger heat pumps typically cost more to purchase and install than lower-capacity alternatives.
• Type of heat pump. The type of heat pump you choose could also affect the overall cost. Central heat pumps, for example, may be less expensive than geothermal heat pumps.
• Rebate availability. You may be eligible for financial incentives, such as federal clean energy credits, that will help cover the cost of your heat pump installation.

Signs That You May Need a Heat Pump Installation in Chandler

You may need to replace your existing heat pump if your system is outdated, underperforming, or in constant need of repair. Contact Champion Air if your heat pump is:

• Not blowing hot or cold air as directed
• Not turning on
• Running constantly, resulting in higher-than-normal utility bills
• Sounding odd, including hissing or clanking noises
• Emitting a weird burning or musty smell
• Heating or cooling inconsistently

How We Give You a 5-Star Heat Pump Installation in Chandler

Step One: Consultation and Quotation
Start by scheduling your installation estimate by calling Champion Air or using our convenient online booking form. Our techs will visit your home and give you a custom project estimate.

Step Two: Preparation
Next, we’ll prepare for installation by bringing in high-quality parts and completing any necessary prep work to ensure the job is done reliably and effectively.

Step Three: Seamless Installations by Licensed Professionals
On installation day, our licensed technicians will use modern techniques and technology to complete the job. We’ll even clean up before leaving!

Step Four: Post-Installation Support
After service, Champion Air will reach out to see how everything is running as part of our 100% satisfaction guarantee. We’ll also share some easy maintenance tips to help keep your system running perfectly.

Protect Your System with Chandler’s Best Maintenance Plan

One of the best ways you can extend the life of your heat pump is by keeping up with routine maintenance. Champion Air’s ChampionCare plan gives members several perks that make it easy to remember when to schedule maintenance and helps offset the cost of repairs.

Sign up for ChampionCare and access benefits including:

• 2 Maintenance Visits Per Year. (1) annual AC tune-up and (1) annual heating system tune-up are included in your membership.
• $0 Service Diagnostic Call Fee. Normally $89. Pay a $0 service call fee if you ever have an HVAC issue.
• Front-of-Line Priority Service. ChampionCare members enjoy guaranteed scheduling for all service and tune-up requests PLUS guaranteed service responses within 24 hours.
• ChampionCare Thermostat Guarantee. If your thermostat fails, we’ll replace it for free up to a $250 value, or apply a $250 credit for higher-cost replacements.

…and so much more!

Heat Pump Installation Frequently Asked Questions

What type of heat pump is better for me? Air-source heat pumps are all-purpose options that work well in most climates. Mini-split heat pumps are good for zoning (heating and cooling room by room). Geothermal heat pumps are more expensive upfront, but may pay for themselves over time thanks to increased energy efficiency.

How can I save money on a heat pump installation? You may save money on heat pump installation by taking advantage of federal and state tax credits and rebates. Also, trust the installation to a company with transparent estimates and no hidden fees.

How long will my heat pump last? Most heat pumps last around 10-15 years. However, you may extend the life of your system by committing to regular maintenance checks and cleanings.

How long does a heat pump installation take? Some heat pump installations can be completed in just one day. However, the timeline ultimately depends on the amount of prep work needed, the type of heat pump, and how accessible the existing system and ductwork are.