These are called one-to-ones. This would be for a head in a bedroom or family room. These are about $7500 for a 6000 btu system and price will be a little more for a larger one. This type of install does not qualify for a rebate. You need to do the whole house to qualify for the NYS Clean Heat $10,000 rebate. Prices are based on averages of jobs we have sold in the past. Every situation is different and these prices listed on this page are no guarantee that your price will be exactly the same. But this is a good starting point of what a project will likely cost.
This is also a very typical install for this area. We remove your forced air furnace and replace it with a heat pump unit. These changeouts start at $5000 after rebates. But they will range up around $16000 for larger homes. Let's take this example and walk you through how the rebates and loan work together. The system sells for $15,000. Your $10,000 rebate brings the selling price down to $5000. You finance that $5000 with NYSERDA at 3.5%. We show up and complete your install without you having to pay us anything out of pocket. Then next month, in this example a $45 monthly payment will appear on your NYSEG bill. In many cases this charge is more than offset by your energy savings.
This is a very typical install for this area. It includes one outdoor unit and 5 indoor heads. This install runs about $25000 after rebates. There are many more options than the examples listed here but these are the most common.
This is our favorite mini-split option because we add a second outdoor unit which gives you redundancy should one unit need servicing during cold weather. Plus, It generally is more efficient to operate. This install typically runs about $28000 after rebates.
