Heat pumps shine in climates exactly like the Brazos Valley — mostly mild winters with brief cold snaps. We install single-stage, two-stage, and variable-speed heat pumps as full system or dual-fuel hybrids (heat pump + gas backup) for the rare deep-cold weeks.
Systems from $6,500 · single, dual-fuel, & variable-speed options · final price in written estimate
Six common variants of heat pump service we see most often in the Brazos Valley, with indicative ranges.
$6,500 – $9,000
Cooling + heating in one unit. Good for moderate Texas climate.
$9,000 – $11,000
Better humidity control and comfort. Quieter operation.
$11,000 – $14,000
Top-tier efficiency and comfort. Best for staying long-term.
Add $1,500 – $2,500
Heat pump + gas furnace backup. Heat pump runs efficiently most of the year; gas takes over below ~32°F.
$95 diag + $200 – $900
Defrost board, reversing valve, refrigerant — same diagnostic process as AC.
Included in maintenance plan
Twice-yearly tune-ups keep efficiency where it should be.
We size the heat pump for your home and confirm whether a dual-fuel hybrid makes sense for your usage.
Single-stage, two-stage, variable-speed at three prices. Plus the dual-fuel add-on if applicable.
Outdoor unit, indoor coil, line set, controls. Refrigerant charge and airflow verified at commissioning.
On dual-fuel systems, we test the switchover threshold. On heat-pump-only, we verify defrost cycle operation.
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