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Dual fuel heat pump cost:real quotes, 2026

From 44 real quotes homeowners received. Not a calculator, not an estimate.

Quick answer

Middle price$15,300

As of October 18, 2026, the middle quote for a heat pump paired with a gas furnace (dual fuel) in our dataset was $15,300, across 44 real quotes homeowners received in 19 states.

Half of them fell between $13,000 and $18,200, and the full range ran from $10,000 to $29,000.

Per ton of cooling, the middle quote came to $4,517, across the 40 quotes that state a size.

44 quotes · as of October 18, 2026 · updates as new quotes arrive

Price per ton

Dividing each price by the system's size lets a big house and a small one be compared. The middle quote came to $4,517 per ton of cooling, across 40 quotes that state a size, and the middle system was 3 tons.

The same quotes by system size

Grouped by nominal size, rounded to the nearest half ton, so the spread can be read size by size. A size appears once it holds 5 quotes.

SizeMiddle priceRangeQuotes
2 tons$17,500$11,800 – $19,5007
3 tons$14,600$10,239 – $19,50011
4 tons$15,200$12,106 – $29,00011

Related systems

SystemMiddle priceRangeQuotes
Heat pump with an air handler (all-electric)$13,742$7,850 – $36,54165
Gas furnace with central air conditioning$14,300$8,925 – $25,98181

Before you sign

  • Ask for the load calculation. The size should come from a room-by-room calculation (called a Manual J), not the size of the old unit.
  • Ask what's included. Equipment, labor, permit, removal of the old unit and the startup readings, each named. Six questions worth asking.
  • Read the model numbers. They say what you are actually being sold. How to read them.

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Questions

How much does dual fuel heat pump cost?

As of October 18, 2026, the middle quote for a heat pump paired with a gas furnace (dual fuel) in our dataset was $15,300, across 44 real quotes homeowners received in 19 states. Half of them fell between $13,000 and $18,200, and the full range ran from $10,000 to $29,000.

What does it cost per ton?

Dividing each price by the system's size, the middle quote came to $4,517 per ton, across 40 quotes that state a size; the middle system was 3 tons.

Why do quotes for the same kind of system vary so much?

These are quotes, what a contractor proposed, not final invoices, and scope varies: some include a thermostat, a permit or removal of the old equipment and some do not. In this group the highest quote was 2.9 times the lowest.

Where do these numbers come from?

From 44 real quotes homeowners received, dated January 2025 to September 2026, either shared through our Quote X-Ray or published openly by the homeowner. Cost-model estimates never count, and a group is only shown once it holds 5 quotes.

How to read these numbers

  • These are quotes, what a contractor proposed, not final invoices.
  • The middle price is the median: half the quotes were lower and half higher. It moves less than an average when one quote is unusually high.
  • 44 quotes is a real sample, not a survey. Prices differ by region; the state pages show the states with enough quotes.
  • The quotes are dated from January 2025 to September 2026.