
Heat Pump Installation in Raleigh, NC
Compare 25 heat pump installation contractors near you in Raleigh and surrounding area with an average rating of 4.8/5. Get free quotes, read reviews, and find the right pro for your project.
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Aire Serv of East Raleigh
5.030½+ years onlineRaleigh Water Heater Guys
5.0~4 years onlineTech-On-Deck Heating, Air & Electric
5.02½+ years onlineAir Experts Heating & Cooling
4.9~17 years onlineAir Experts Heating, Cooling and Plumbing
4.9~17 years onlineAll American Heating, Air & Plumbing
4.9~23 years onlineBlanton's Air, Plumbing & Electric
4.918+ years onlineIcy Hot Heating and Air Conditioning
4.91+ year onlineSantaAir Heating and Air
4.913+ years onlineService Experts Heating & Air Conditioning
4.927+ years onlineEco Green Air
4.815½+ years onlineHeating + Air Paramedics
4.8~5 years onlineMichael & Son Services
4.8~25 years onlineYellow Dot Heating & Air Conditioning
4.822½+ years onlineAirMakers, LLC
4.7~28 years onlineAirtron Heating & Air Conditioning
4.732+ years onlineRaleigh Heating and Air
4.722½+ years onlineARS / Rescue Rooter
4.529½+ years onlineHeat Pump Installation in Nearby NC Cities
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Heat Pump Installation in Raleigh, NC
Raleigh heat-pump installers in this directory cover North Hills, Five Points, Glenwood, Brier Creek, and surrounding Wake County. NC's mild winters and hot humid summers make heat pumps highly effective. A 3-4 ton 16-18 SEER2 heat-pump system for a typical 1,800-2,400 sq ft Raleigh home runs $10,000-$15,500 installed.
Duke Energy Progress covers most Raleigh-area electric. Heat-pump rebates apply ($300-$1,500). The 25C federal credit covers 30% up to $2,000. NC Clean Energy Plan drives heat-pump adoption.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Will a heat pump work in Raleigh winter?
- Yes — Raleigh's coldest winter days rarely drop below 15°F. Modern cold-climate heat pumps deliver full rated capacity to 5°F.
- Should I add a whole-home dehumidifier?
- For NC humidity, often yes — variable-speed heat pumps dehumidify well, but dedicated whole-home dehumidifiers ($1,800-$3,500) handle shoulder seasons better.
- Are there rebates?
- Duke Energy heat-pump rebates ($300-$1,500), 25C federal credit (30% up to $2,000), and HEEHRA for income-qualified households.
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