Heat pumps in Denver, CO & nearby towns
Contact Heat Pump Installation Denver
Call (303) 529-8713 or fill out the form below, and we'll connect you with one insured local heat pump installer for a free estimate. That is the whole service. We are a referral site rather than the contractor, which means the installer sets the price after seeing your house, the estimate costs nothing, and you don't have to hire anyone at all.
- Free installation estimate
- Insured local installer
- No obligation
Insured Local Installer
The installer we refer is an independent, insured Denver-area business
Free Installation Estimate
A free in-home heat pump estimate, no obligation
One Installer, Not a Call List
Your details go to one installer. No spam.
Nothing fancy. A few details make the first conversation shorter and the estimate closer to reality:
- Your address, or at least your town. Permits depend on the exact parcel, so the rules in Denver do not carry over to Aurora or Arvada, and the installer needs to know which building department will handle the job.
- The rough age and type of your current heating and cooling. "Gas furnace that came with the house, plus central air" is plenty.
- Whether you have ductwork. Ducted heat pumps use the ducts you already have, while ductless systems mount indoor heads on the walls. Different jobs.
- Whether your utility is Xcel. Per the Xcel 2026 rebate summary effective Oct. 1, 2026, heat pump system rebates require an Xcel participating contractor, so ask the installer about that and confirm eligibility with Xcel or the installer before you count on any rebate.
- When you would like the work done. "Next month" and "sometime before winter" are both fine answers.
Don't know one of these? Call anyway. Nobody's grading you.
What happens after you send the form?
Your details go to one insured local installer. You won't land on a list of five companies fighting over your phone number, because that one installer is the person who gets in touch with you to set up a visit.
At the house, expect more than a glance at the label on the old unit. A proper install starts with a room-by-room load calculation, called a Manual J, instead of copying whatever size you have now. They'll check your ductwork, the capacity of your electrical panel and whether you need a new circuit, then work out where the outdoor unit can sit clear of snow and drainage problems and how the refrigerant lines and condensate will run.
Next comes the big choice. You will talk through all-electric versus dual-fuel, which keeps a gas furnace as backup for the coldest nights.
Then you get the estimate. Don't like the number? Say no. That's the end of it.
Ready? Get Free Estimate or call (303) 529-8713.
Is this the number for a furnace that quit tonight?
No. We do not dispatch emergency repair, and we can't send a truck to a dead system in the middle of the night, because this line exists for planning a heat pump installation.
If your heat is out and the house is getting cold, call a repair company directly. Smell gas? Leave the house first, then call your gas utility from outside.
Who's actually on the other end of the line?
A referral service. We aren't the installer, the city, Xcel, a state program or an energy advisor. We don't set prices or do the work. What we do is connect you with one insured local installer, so you are not cold-calling your way through search results. You can read more about how our referral service works.
One bit of homeowner homework. Denver licenses mechanical contractors at the city level and requires permits for mechanical work, but other towns handle licensing and permits their own way, so ask the installer who pulls the permit for your specific address.
Want a neutral second opinion? Power Ahead Colorado offers free energy advisors. For the incentive picture, read our heat pump rebate guide before your visit.
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Heat Pump Installation Questions
Does it cost anything to get a heat pump estimate?
No. The estimate is free, and you're under no obligation to hire the installer. Call (303) 529-8713 or use the form, and you'll be connected with one insured local heat pump installer, who sets the price after seeing your home.
Can Heat Pump Installation Denver send someone for an emergency repair?
No. Heat Pump Installation Denver is a referral service for heat pump installation estimates and doesn't dispatch emergency repair. If your heat is out, contact a repair company directly. If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility from outside.
What should I have ready when I contact Heat Pump Installation Denver?
Have your address or town, the rough age and type of your current heating and cooling, whether the house has ductwork, whether your utility is Xcel, and when you'd like the work done. Rough answers are fine. The installer confirms the details at the home visit before giving you a free estimate.
Thinking about a heat pump?
We'll connect you with one local, insured heat pump installer. They see the house, then set the price. No obligation to buy.