Are you planning to replace your existing HVAC system with a more energy-option? If so, consider installing a ductless heating system. The effectiveness and efficiency of a ductless heat pump make its price worth it. So, how much does a ductless heat pump cost? Keep reading to know the answer:

Cost Factors

The costs of ductless heat pumps cost include the typical costs of removing and disposing of an existing heating and cooling system, as well as the labor and materials required to install a new system. Also, they can include the cost of relocating existing fuel and electrical supply lines or exhaust vents.

Moreover, the cost of a mini-split heat pump will depend on the location and time of year. You can expect to pay extra to your contractor when they need to travel or if they are busy. In addition, the experience, skill, licensure, and certification of the contractor can greatly impact the cost.

The Cost of a Ductless Heat Pump

Installing a ductless heat pump system can cost you from more than $2, 000 to under $5, 000 if you have a single-family home. In general, this price includes materials or parts ($1,500 to $2,500), labor ($600 to $1,000), and tools ($100) needed to complete the installation.

How Ductless Pumps Work

A ductless heating and cooling system directs warm and cool air in and out of your home to maintain a comfortable temperature. It doesn’t require ducts or furnaces. It has both an outdoor compressor unit and indoor air handling units. The system is either single-zone or multi-zone, depending on the number of units. A single-zone system is ideal for a small house or open-concept design while a multi-zone is the best choice for a bigger building and a home with more separate rooms.

Benefits of a Ductless Heat Pump

A ductless heat pump provides many benefits. This system offers up to 50 percent energy savings. Also, it lets you set every room temperature individually by remote control. Every indoor air handling unit has its own thermostat since it is self-contained within the system. Because of this, you can customize temperature control throughout your house. You can mount the unit on the wall, suspend it from the ceiling, or even install it on the floor.  Finally, a ductless heat pump is a top choice for its longevity. A lot of ductless heat pumps can last 15-20 years. The longevity of the system depends on the quality of the compressor, regularity of maintenance, and the amount of use the system gets.