EverHeat installed the 2 ton (24,000 BTU) Mitsubishi heat pump on this page in Shoreline, with the air handler in the crawl space. A heat pump starts at $7,200 installed, and the in-home assessment is free.
| Heat Pump Installation | from $7,200 installed |
|---|---|
| Ductless Mini-Split Installation | from $4,600 installed |
| Furnace Installation | from $3,300 installed |
| Central AC Installation | from $6,700 installed |
| Our Shoreline job | Mitsubishi heat pump, 2 ton (24,000 BTU), on R-454B refrigerant, with a crawl space air handler |
| Permit in Shoreline | We file the mechanical permit with the City of Shoreline and the electrical permit with 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 air handler sits on a platform in the crawl space, out of the living space. Outside, the Mitsubishi unit stands on a raised stand. The startup photo shows our digital gauges on the service ports and a label for R-454B, the A2L refrigerant this system uses.
Before this job the Shoreline house was heated with electric heaters. The new Mitsubishi heat pump now heats and cools through one system, with the air handler out of the way in the crawl space.
We set the 2 ton outdoor unit on a raised stand, ran the lines down to the air handler and started the system on our gauges before leaving.
Usually by a noticeable amount. Baseboards and wall heaters turn electricity straight into heat, while a heat pump moves heat in from outside, so it needs less electricity for the same warmth. How much less depends on the house, so we do not promise a number.
We pull a vacuum on the lines, charge the system to the manufacturer's numbers and read the pressures on gauges, as in the Shoreline startup photo. Then the mechanical and the electrical work are each inspected.
Yes, if the crawl space has height for service and a drain route. On this Shoreline job it sits on a platform there, out of the living space.
24,000 BTU is two tons, a common size for a smaller house or one floor of a larger one. We size it from the house itself: its size, insulation and the rooms it has to reach.
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