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About Denver Heat Pump Installation

Who runs this site, where the prices come from, and who does the work.

Updated October 14, 2026
Aerial dusk view of a snowy Front Range town center lit up below a flat-topped butte
A Front Range town center on a snowy evening.

Who runs this site

Denver Heat Pump Installation is a contractor's site, so it isn't an independent review.

Who does the work

Our installers do the estimates and installs. The equipment photos on this site are from our jobs. The evening town scene on this page is local scenery.

Where your request goes

The "Send photos" and "Schedule" buttons open Plenum, our estimating system. What you send goes to our installers, and they follow up with a price or a visit.

Where the prices come from

Each price range comes from our own recent Denver estimates, before rebates. Half of those estimates land inside the range, a quarter below it and a quarter above it. The ranges for a heat pump with a new gas furnace and for a ducted heat pump follow our current pricing instead. We publish ranges and percentages only, never job counts. Ranges leave rebates out because they change, and we put the current amounts on your quote. Out-of-pocket figures are what most Xcel gas customers in the Denver metro have paid since October 1, 2026, after every rebate.

Common questions

Can I start with photos?

Yes. Send phone photos of the furnace, the outdoor unit and their labels, or a quote you already have, and you'll get a price back.

Is this an independent review site?

No. It's a contractor's site, and our own installers do the work.

Sources and further reading

Sources

  1. ENERGY STAR, heat pump selection and installation
  2. ENERGY STAR, sizing and dual fuel systems
  3. UniColorado, dual fuel and all-electric systems