How much does a heat pump cost in Florida after rebates?

The most common job, a ducted air-source heat pump, whole home (~3 ton, ~2,000 sq ft), costs $20,000 before rebates. Most jobs cost between $14,000 and $28,000. With the biggest open rebate ($1,150), you could pay about $18,850.

How much does a heat pump cost?

ProjectLowTypicalHigh
Ducted air-source heat pump, whole home (~3 ton, ~2,000 sq ft)$14,000$20,000$28,000
Ductless mini-split heat pump, single zone (9-18k BTU)$3,500$6,000$9,000
Ductless mini-split heat pump, multi-zone (3 indoor zones)$9,000$16,000$25,000
Cold-climate premium ducted heat pump, whole home (~3 ton, NEEP ccASHP-listed, top tier)$17,000$23,000$32,000
Heat pump water heater, 50-80 gallon$2,700$4,500$7,500
Ground-source (geothermal) heat pump, whole home (~3-4 ton)$25,000$40,000$65,000

What the typical price covers: variable-speed ducted heat pump outdoor unit and air handler sized ~3 tons, line set, refrigerant, thermostat, condensate, electrical circuit, removal of old equipment, permit, commissioning, using existing usable ductwork.

These ranges come from Northeast and national installer data. Prices in Florida can be lower or higher, so get two or three quotes.

Is there a rebate for a heat pump in Florida?

Yes. We track 21 heat pump programs taking applications in Florida. The largest is $1,150 from Orlando Utilities Commission.

See all 21 programs on the Florida page.

3 more programs are closed, not open yet, or not confirmed: Florida Energy Saver Program - HEEHR (federal HEAR) home electrification rebates, Florida Energy Saver Program - HOMES (federal whole-home efficiency rebates), Duke Energy Improve & Save (on-bill payment for heat pump and HPWH upgrades).

Which utilities pay heat pump rebates?

Most rebates depend on who supplies your power or gas.

How much will I pay after rebates?

Start with the typical price, $20,000. Take off the largest rebate you qualify for. With $1,150 from Orlando Utilities Commission, that is about $18,850.

Rebates have rules: approved equipment, an approved contractor, and sometimes income limits. Some can be combined, some can't. Check each program before you sign a contract.

Use the rebate calculator to see what applies at your zip code.

Is there a federal tax credit?

No. The federal credits for heat pumps and batteries (25C and 25D) ended for installs after December 31, 2025.

How do I find a licensed installer in Florida?

We list 12,779 Florida contractors whose state license covers heat pump work. Each one shows its license, and many show a phone number or website.

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