Heat Pumps
A heat pump heats and cools your home with one system. In the winter it moves heat into your home. In the summer it moves heat out. The comfort is steady, and efficiency can be excellent when the system is sized and installed correctly.
What it is
A high-efficiency electric system that provides both heating and cooling. Many Boulder homeowners choose heat pumps for comfort, quiet operation, and to reduce gas usage.
Who it is for
- Homes with uneven temperatures or older AC
- Owners who want lower operating cost and better comfort
- Projects planning for rebates, electrification, or solar
What it costs
Typical installed ranges in Boulder County:
What affects price
- Electrical service capacity and panel changes
- Ductwork modifications and airflow requirements
- Outdoor unit placement, snow management, line routing
- Permitting, code items, and condensate handling
Heat Pump FAQ
Do heat pumps work in Boulder winters?
Yes. Cold-climate heat pumps are designed to deliver heat in low outdoor temperatures. We size and configure systems for Colorado conditions.
Will I need backup heat?
Sometimes. It depends on your home’s heat loss, your comfort preferences, and your electrical service. We explain options like dual-fuel or electric backup when it makes sense.
What rebates are available?
Programs change often. We help you identify likely rebates and incentives and we make sure the paperwork matches the equipment and scope.
How long does an install take?
Many swaps take one to two days. More complex projects can take longer if ductwork, electrical upgrades, or line routing are involved.