How Much Does a Heat Pump Installation Cost in Gilbert?

The exact cost of your heat pump installation depends on our inspection and diagnostic assessment results. Here are some factors that often influence overall cost.

• Pump size and capacity. Larger-capacity systems tend to cost more than smaller systems for equipment and installation.
• Type of heat pump. Smaller mini-split heat pumps are the most affordable, but only heat a small area. Central heat pumps are more expensive, while geothermal heat pumps are pricey but offer impressive energy efficiency.
• Extent of work needed. Labor costs may be higher if techs need to remove an outdated system or your ducts and heat pump are challenging to access.

Signs That You May Need a Heat Pump Replacement in Gilbert

You may want to upgrade your heat pump if your old system is outdated or if you’re expanding your property and need a higher-capacity system. A new heat pump can also replace outdated separate AC and heat systems.

If you spot any of these signs of potential trouble, contact Champion Air to determine whether repairing or replacing your system is more sensible.

• Odd noises, such as clanging or hissing
• Unexpectedly high utility bills
• Odd smells, such as a burning or musty aroma
• Air that is blowing hot or cold when it shouldn’t be
• A system that won’t turn on
• Poor air quality
• Weak airflow

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

Step One: Obtain a Transparent Quotation
The first step is to schedule your diagnostic assessment by phone or online. Then, our techs will provide a clear, customized quotation, discuss available rebates, and help explore financing options.

Step Two: Wait While the Team Prepares
Next, our team will prepare for installation by ensuring accessibility and removing debris. We’ll assess the existing electrical system and ductwork, too.

Step Three: Enjoy Quality Workmanship
We’ll use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to execute a long-lasting installation. All our technicians are licensed, experienced, punctual, and respectful of you and your home.

Step Four: Look After Your Heat Pump
Finally, we’ll leave you with instructions regarding ongoing maintenance that can help extend the life of your system. We’ll also follow up later by phone to answer any lingering questions and ensure everything is running smoothly.

Protect Your System with Gilbert’s Best Maintenance Plan

Committing to regular heat pump maintenance can help your system last as long as possible while preventing minor issues from turning into significant problems. That’s why we offer our ChampionCare maintenance program.

Sign up for access to exciting 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 a 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

How Long Will a Heat Pump Last? Heat pumps generally last around 10-15 years. That said, you may be able to extend the life of your system by committing to regular maintenance that helps reduce the effects of normal wear and tear.

Can I Get Financing for a Heat Pump? Champion Air can connect you with financing partners that help make heat pump installation more affordable.

Do I Need a Central or Ductless Heat Pump System? The type of heat system you need depends on your home and budget. Central heat pumps are usually more cost-effective if you have existing ductwork. Ductless systems, with zoned cooling and heating, are more energy efficient and don’t need any ductwork.

Can I Fix My Heat Pump Myself? Due to safety concerns, it’s best to leave heat pump repairs to the professionals. Working on your heat pump yourself could also void your warranties.