Updated September 2026 · Typical installed prices for Seattle, Tacoma and Everett-area homes
Most Puget Sound homeowners pay $12,000 to $18,000 for a ducted heat pump, installed. A typical project runs $2,000 Seattle Clean Heat instant rebate (if eligible).
for a ducted heat pump, installed
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Heats and cools through existing ducts; the most common upgrade.
Great for homes without ducts, or additions and ADUs.
Replacing a furnace like-for-like.
Adding AC to an existing furnace and ducts.
Tonnage and zones are sized to your home’s heat loss.
Leaky or undersized ducts may need sealing or replacement.
Some homes need a panel or circuit upgrade for a heat pump.
Utility and city programs can take thousands off.
Ranges are typical installed prices for the Seattle–Tacoma–Everett area, checked against published local pricing (sources below). They’re for planning. Your written quote is the real number.
A ducted heat pump typically costs $12,000 to $18,000 installed before rebates. Ductless systems range from about $5,000 for one zone.
Federal credits ended after 2025, but utilities and Seattle’s Clean Heat program have offered rebates. Check your utility for current amounts.
Equipment brand and efficiency, sizing, ductwork and electrical work.
Our typical range, $12,000–$18,000 for a ducted heat pump, installed, sits inside what local contractors and cost publishers report. Their numbers differ because each prices a different scope, finish level or home size.
A ducted heat pump with outdoor unit, air handler, line set, controls and startup.
New ductwork, electrical panel upgrades, permit fees. Rebates come off afterwards.
Prices checked September 30, 2026 by Clearview Home Guide.
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