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    Heat Pump for Seniors

    Heat + cool with one system. Federal credits.

    What heat pump is

    • Heating + cooling in ONE system.
    • Replaces furnace + AC.
    • Electric only — no fossil fuel.
    • 3x more efficient than furnace.
    • Modern ones work even sub-zero.
    • Bills 30-50% lower.

    Federal tax credits 2026

    • $2,000 federal tax credit.
    • Up to $8,000 rebates (state/income-based).
    • Plus utility rebates often $500-3,000.
    • Inflation Reduction Act incentives.
    • Net cost may be HALF.
    • Apply at install.

    Cost

    • $8,000-25,000 typical install.
    • After rebates: $4,000-15,000.
    • Lasts 15-20 years.
    • Saves $500-1,500/yr energy.
    • Payback 5-10 years usually.
    • Replace when furnace dying.

    Mini-split option

    • Ductless mini-split.
    • Just one room or whole house.
    • $3K-15K install.
    • Easier install (no ducts).
    • Great for additions, sun rooms.
    • Or supplemental cooling/heating.

    When best

    • Replacing both AC + furnace.
    • Mild climates (Zone 1-3 best).
    • High electric efficiency.
    • Solar panels = even better.
    • Eco-conscious.
    • Long-term homeowner.

    Find installer

    Energy Star Quality Installation certified. Get 3+ quotes — $5K+ variation common. Avoid pushy salespeople. Many state energy offices have approved installer lists. Rewiring America — rewiringamerica.org. Free guides + local programs.

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