Compare your current heating system to a new heat pump and see your estimated annual savings.
Savings depend heavily on your current heating fuel and climate. Homes switching from electric resistance heat often save the most; homes with cheap natural gas in very cold climates may save less. Use the calculator above for an estimate specific to your home.
Modern cold-climate heat pumps remain efficient well below freezing, though efficiency (and savings) generally decline as outdoor temperatures drop.
HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) measures a heat pump's heating efficiency — the higher the number, the more heat delivered per unit of electricity used.
See our HVAC Installation Cost calculator for an upfront pricing estimate on a full heat pump system.
This calculator provides a rough estimate based on common industry pricing rules of thumb and simplified climate assumptions. Actual savings depend on insulation, thermostat use, and local utility rate structures. Consult a licensed HVAC contractor for a home energy assessment.