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Heat Pump Cost Calculator

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Estimate heat-pump installation cost, incentives, annual energy savings and simple payback using editable equipment and utility assumptions.

Starting figures illustrate this model. Enter your own measurements, quoted costs and applicable terms; this page does not retrieve live prices or provider rates.

Estimated net heat-pump project cost

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  • Gross installed cost: —
  • Estimated annual energy savings: —
  • Simple payback period: —
  • Estimated monthly savings: —
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Quick summary: Estimate heat-pump installation cost, incentives, annual energy savings and simple payback using editable equipment and utility assumptions.

Updated October 14, 2026 • Estimated reading time: 4 minutes
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What this calculator estimates

Estimate heat-pump installation cost, incentives, annual energy savings and simple payback using editable equipment and utility assumptions.

How to use it

Enter Heat-pump equipment ($); Installation labor and materials ($); Electrical upgrades ($); Permits and other work ($); Rebates and incentives ($); Current annual heating and cooling cost ($); Estimated annual cost with heat pump ($). Select Calculate to update the results.

How the calculation works

Net project cost subtracts entered incentives from equipment, labor, electrical and other costs. Simple payback divides net cost by estimated annual utility savings.

Worked example: starting scenario

Example inputs
Heat-pump equipment ($)10500
Installation labor and materials ($)6500
Electrical upgrades ($)1800
Permits and other work ($)900
Rebates and incentives ($)3000
Current annual heating and cooling cost ($)2800
Estimated annual cost with heat pump ($)1750
Example results
Estimated net heat-pump project cost$16,700.00
Gross installed cost$19,700.00
Estimated annual energy savings$1,050.00
Simple payback period15.9 years
Estimated monthly savings$87.50

Important limitations

Sizing, climate, ducts, backup heat, utility rates, incentives and tax eligibility vary. Energy savings require a proper load calculation and contractor proposal.