EverHeat installed both heat pump systems shown on this page in Gig Harbor: a new Bosch heat pump with an air handler, and an American Standard heat pump that replaced a failed gas furnace. A heat pump starts at $7,200 installed, and the in-home assessment is free.
| Heat Pump Installation | from $7,200 installed |
|---|---|
| Furnace Installation | from $3,300 installed |
| Central AC Installation | from $6,700 installed |
| Ductless Mini-Split Installation | from $4,600 installed |
| Our Gig Harbor job | Bosch heat pump with a Bosch air handler; American Standard heat pump and air handler, 3 ton (36,000 BTU), on a second job |
| Permit in Gig Harbor | Inside city limits we file the mechanical permit with the City of Gig Harbor, and on the peninsula outside them with Pierce County. The electrical permit goes to Washington L&I. |
| Scheduling | By appointment, and often the same day once a time is agreed |
| Typical install | 1 to 2 days |
| Inspections | Two after the install, mechanical and electrical, and every job has to pass |
| Diagnostics and assessment | Free, you pay only after you approve the work |
| Warranty | 3 years on labor, 10 years on equipment |
| License | WA Contractor License EVERHL*751DU |
Every step of an install, photographed on our jobs, is on how we work, and every price with what adds to it is on pricing.
The Bosch outdoor unit sits on a pad over gravel against the gray siding, with the electrical run along the wall, and the matching Bosch air handler stands in a corner indoors.
This Gig Harbor home had no heat pump system before. We installed a new Bosch heat pump with a matching Bosch air handler, so the house now heats and cools from one system.
Bosch was chosen for its balance of price and quality. Because nothing was there before, everything was new: the pad outside, the refrigerant lines between the two units and the electrical circuit.
On a second Gig Harbor job, the old gas furnace had failed. The homeowner also wanted cooling, so instead of another furnace we installed a 3 ton (36,000 BTU) American Standard heat pump with an air handler.
The air handler stands in the garage, connected to the ductwork, and the heat pump heats the house in winter and cools it in summer. There is no gas furnace any more.
Yes. A heat pump with an air handler heats and cools the whole house on its own, as on the second Gig Harbor job on this page, where it replaced a failed gas furnace.
If you also want cooling, a heat pump is usually the better choice, because one system does both. That was the reason on the Gig Harbor job above. If you only need heat, a new furnace can still make sense, and we price both at the assessment.
For the balance of price and quality. We install other brands too, including American Standard, and the quote names the exact model.
The heat pump starts at $7,200 installed. Where there was no system before, add $1,400 for a new 240V circuit and $150 for the outdoor pad. Each is a separate line on the quote, and a replacement usually needs neither.
Yes. We cover the 2 Gig Harbor ZIP codes, including the peninsula outside the city, and file the permit with the City or with Pierce County depending on the address.
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