Heating systems we install
Pick a system for prices, sizing and what the installation includes. We install mainly Daikin and Goodman, sometimes Mitsubishi.
Need a repair instead? See furnace repair and heat pump repair.
How much does a new heating system cost?
Quick answer: a new gas furnace starts from $6,000 and a ducted heat pump system from $9,300. Our recent heat pump replacements came to between $11,981 and $24,186, depending on system size and what else the house needed. Permit and city inspection starts from $1,350. Estimates for new systems are free, and the final price is set after the estimate.
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| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Gas furnace installation | From $6,000 |
| Ducted heat pump system (outdoor unit and air handler) | From $9,300 |
| Permit and city inspection | From $1,350 |
| Estimate for a new system | Free |
Based on our prices in the East Bay and Marin County. Prices last updated: October 22, 2026.
Current offers: furnace trade-in of up to $1,500, a rebate for your old furnace. In Piedmont, a rebate of up to $3,000 on a new heat pump installation, depending on program eligibility and the equipment installed (Piedmont heat pump rebate). See current offers · See all prices
What changes the price
These are the lines that moved the total on our recent installations.
- System size. Our recent heat pump systems ranged from 3 to 5 tons.
- Air handler in the attic. The attic package (platform, receptacle, secondary drain pan) was $2,050.
- Line set and ductwork. Some homes need a new refrigerant line set or replaced ductwork sections ($670 on a Walnut Creek job).
- Dual fuel. A heat pump paired with a gas furnace means two units plus a cased coil.
- Outdoor unit platform. $1,500 on a Moraga job.
- Surge protector. $360, part and labor.
- Permit and city inspection. $1,350 in Moraga, $1,450 in Brentwood.
We help with heat pump and HVAC rebates, and financing is available. See rebates and financing.
Recent heat pump installations
Totals from completed jobs across the East Bay and Marin, so you can see what a full replacement costs.
Danville · $11,981
Goodman 3-ton heat pump (14.3 SEER2) and Goodman R-32 air handler in the attic.
Old outdoor unit removed, attic package, installation package (electrical, line set, pad, plenum), surge protector. 3-year labor warranty; 10-year parts warranty if registered.
San Anselmo · $16,251
Daikin FIT 3-ton inverter heat pump and Daikin FIT air handler.
New line set, installation package, Daikin One Touch thermostat. 3-year labor warranty.
Walnut Creek · $18,598
Daikin FIT 4-ton inverter heat pump and Daikin FIT air handler in the attic.
Attic package, ductwork replacement, installation package, Daikin One Touch thermostat.
Brentwood · $19,108
Daikin FIT 3.5-ton inverter heat pump and Daikin FIT air handler in the attic.
Attic package, installation package, Daikin One Touch thermostat, surge protector, permit and city inspection ($1,450).
Moraga · $24,186
Dual fuel: Daikin FIT 5-ton inverter heat pump and Daikin 96% AFUE gas furnace.
Removal and haul-away, cased coil with A2L sensor, condenser platform, Daikin One Touch thermostat, surge protector, permit and city inspection ($1,350). 3-year labor warranty; Daikin warranty up to 12 years.
Which system fits your home
It mostly comes down to whether the house already has ducts.
Ducts and an old gas furnace
Typical of postwar homes, as in Walnut Creek. Options: a new gas furnace, a ducted heat pump, or a dual-fuel system with both.
No ductwork
Typical of prewar homes in Berkeley. Ductless mini-split heat pumps heat room by room without running ducts.
Radiators or a boiler
Common in older Marin homes. We don’t work on boilers or radiators, but a ductless heat pump can heat rooms alongside the existing system.
Permits and warranty
Permit and city inspection
In California, replacing a furnace or heat pump requires a permit. On our recent jobs the permit and city inspection line was $1,350 in Moraga and $1,450 in Brentwood.
Warranty up to 12 years
Daikin equipment carries a warranty of up to 12 years. Our recent heat pump replacements included a 3-year labor warranty. Goodman heat pumps get a 10-year parts warranty if registered.
When we’re not the right call
- Boilers, radiators and hydronic heating: plumbing work, outside our C-20 license.
- Air-to-water heat pumps: same reason.
- Homes in San Francisco or the South Bay: we serve the East Bay and Marin County.
Heating installation questions
How much does a new heating system cost?
A new gas furnace starts from $6,000 and a ducted heat pump system from $9,300. Our recent heat pump replacements came to between $11,981 and $24,186, depending on system size and what else the house needed. Permit and city inspection starts from $1,350. The estimate is free.
Which brands do you install?
Mainly Daikin and Goodman, sometimes Mitsubishi. We repair all brands.
What warranty do I get?
Daikin equipment carries a warranty of up to 12 years. Our recent heat pump replacements included a 3-year labor warranty. Goodman heat pumps get a 10-year parts warranty if registered.
Do I need a permit for a new furnace or heat pump?
Yes. In California, replacing a furnace or heat pump requires a permit. On our recent jobs the permit and city inspection line was $1,350 in Moraga and $1,450 in Brentwood.
Is there a trade-in for my old furnace?
Yes. Our current offer is a furnace trade-in of up to $1,500, a rebate for your old furnace.
Do you help with rebates or financing?
Yes. We help with heat pump and HVAC rebates, and financing is available.
Do you install boilers or radiator heating?
No. Boilers, radiators and air-to-water heat pumps involve plumbing work outside our C-20 license, so you’ll need a licensed plumbing contractor. A ductless heat pump can still heat rooms alongside an existing radiator system.
Serving the East Bay and Marin County: Alameda, Contra Costa and Marin counties. See the full service area →
Planning a new heating system?
Not sure which system fits your home? We’ll tell you at the free estimate.
