Convert Your Gas Furnace to a Heat Pump — Cleaner, Efficient Comfort
Tired of gas heat or an aging boiler? We'll tell you honestly whether switching to an efficient, all-electric heat pump is right for your home — and we'll beat any comparable quote.
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Honest, upfront pricing
More Indianapolis homeowners are moving off gas furnaces and old boilers to efficient heat pumps — one system that heats and cools, with no combustion and lower long-term bills. But a conversion isn't right for every home, and plenty of companies will sell you one anyway. We won't. We'll look at your home, your ductwork, and your electrical, and give you a straight answer: convert, or don't. If it's a fit, we'll do it right.
A conversion may make sense if
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Your gas furnace or boiler is aging and due for replacement anyway.
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You want lower long-term energy costs and one system for heating and cooling.
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You'd prefer an all-electric home with no combustion or gas line.
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You're already planning an AC replacement — a heat pump can cover both.
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You want to take advantage of available efficiency incentives.
FAQs
Is a heat pump cheaper to run than a gas furnace?
For many Indianapolis homes, yes — heat pumps are highly efficient and handle both heating and cooling. We'll give you an honest estimate of the difference for your home.
Will a heat pump keep my home warm in winter?
Yes — modern heat pumps perform well in Indiana winters, and we add efficient backup heat for the coldest days.
Do I need new ductwork to convert?
Not always — many homes use their existing ducts. We'll check during the assessment and tell you straight.
Are conversions eligible for rebates or tax credits?
Often, yes. Ask us and we'll point you to the incentives currently available.
What's Included
An honest assessment of whether your home is a good candidate, a load calculation, any needed electrical or ductwork prep, a careful install, and a parts-and-labor guarantee. We install quality Bryant and Day & Night systems (ICP family), sized right for your home — with other brands available on request.
Cost Factors
What affects conversion cost? Your home's existing ductwork and electrical capacity, the size and efficiency of the heat pump, and whether backup heat is added. We'll give you a firm price in writing — and beat any comparable quote. You may qualify for federal tax credits or utility rebates; ask and we'll point you to what's current.
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