No price is published here: the quote comes from the contractor.
Key Takeaways
- The price of an installed heat pump always has two parts: the equipment, then the work your home actually requires. The second cannot be derived from any published range.
- The most variable line is rarely the equipment: it is the electrical work, line-set length, ductwork and foundation work, which differ from one home to the next.
- We publish no price range, because it could not be verified. The amount comes from the quote of a verified RBQ-licenced contractor, after inspection, and it is specific to your home.
What factors influence heat pump installation costs?
Installation cost primarily depends on system type (mini-split vs central), capacity in BTUs for your home size, and electrical work (e.g. 200A panel upgrade). Request a free match.
Copper line set length between indoor and outdoor units, as well as bracket type (foundation wall mount vs ground pad), also affect the total price. Read our installation price guide.
How do you get a reliable price?
Only a quote established after an inspection answers that question, because the labour line depends on your home and not on the model you pick. See the LogisVert eligibility guide to find out whether your project can qualify for financial assistance, and the best heat pumps guide to compare the equipment itself.
Our LogisVert rebate calculator gives an indicative estimate from the program’s public rules only: it replaces neither Hydro-Québec’s decision nor the contractor’s quote.
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What these numbers do not cover
No amount is published here: LogisVert and the RBQ do not establish a labour rate, and no dated quote is citable. This guide explains what drives the price; the amount comes from the contractor’s quote after inspection, and any financial assistance is decided by Hydro-Québec.