Replacing a heat pump is a big decision that will affect your physical and financial comfort for years to come. Before you choose a new heat pump system, you will need to understand heat pump prices, the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating (SEER), the different types of heat pumps, and the average cost of your future utility bills. Heat pump prices vary widely based on several factors, including heat pump capacity, the source of a unit’s energy, and the mechanical components of each heat pump.

A&G Heating & Cooling Co LLC is here to help Weber City, VA or Gate City, VA homeowners understand all that a new heat pump entails, as well as provide expert service for the required installation.

• A&G is a Goodman Dealer, meaning all technicians have been trained directly from product manufacturers. This provides our technicians with advanced knowledge of installing, repairing, and replacing heating and cooling systems.
• As a Goodman Dealer, our customers have access to a vast selection of new Goodman equipment. Goodman is a leader in HVAC equipment, including air source heat pumps, ductless heat pumps, mini split systems with multiple refrigerant lines, and many other models. No matter what type of heat pump you are looking for, A&G can help you find what you need.

Regional pricing differences may affect the final cost of a heat pump replacement, installation, or repairs. For example, costs vary when installing a heat pump depending on terrain and your property whereas an air source heat pump is more affordable to replace. Our Comfort Consultants are able to give you accurate estimates for replacing whichever type of heat pump system you like!

If you are thinking about replacing your heat pump, timing is everything. Heat pumps provide homeowners with both an air conditioner and furnace, so removing a heat pump eliminates the complete system. Going without a heat pump should be considered as you look into the replacement cost. For example, if you want to replace your old heat pump with a geothermal heat pump or an air source heat pump, you should do so at a time when your home will be able to go a few days without either air conditioning or heating system. For instance, replacing your heat pump during a more temperate season like fall or spring would be more convenient for your family than replacing your entire system during summer or winter, when temperatures can swing from comfortable to extreme in a matter of hours.