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Lines to question on a sample quote
Heat pump + coil, model nos.
listed
OK
Furnace, model no.
listed
OK
Line set
reuse
Pressure-tested?
Ductwork
as needed
Which ducts?
Permit
not listed
Ask for it
A Bosch heat pump on a composite pad in a river-rock bed, with pine trees behind
1What system is on the quote?
2Brand (optional)

Typical price for a furnace + heat pump: $21k–$28k, $14.8k–$18.2k out of pocket

What HVAC systems usually cost in Denver

  1. $6k–$7.8k
  2. $6.8k–$8.5k
  3. $13.2k–$16.6k$12.8k–$16.2k out of pocket
  4. $21k–$28k$14.8k–$18.2k out of pocket
  5. $21k–$28k$15.3k–$19k out of pocket
  6. $10.4k–$12.2k
  7. $23.4k–$36.2kabout $17k–$30k after rebates
  8. $6.4k–$7.8k
  9. $5.5k–$6.1k

Out of pocket: Xcel gas, Denver metro.

Four things that move the price

When two quotes for the same house are thousands apart, it’s usually one of these. Each should have its own line.

  1. A ductless outdoor unit on a stand, its line set running into the wall beside a Bosch heat pump

    Line set

    A longer run or extra holes through the wall add copper and labor. Reusing the old set saves money if it's sized right and passes a pressure test.

  2. A Bosch heat pump on a raised stand below the electric meter, panel and disconnects

    Electrical

    The outdoor unit needs its own circuit and disconnect. If your panel is full, a new one usually runs $5.5k–$6.1k.

  3. Bosch furnace with a Bosch coil cabinet on top and a sheet-metal plenum, beside a water heater

    Ductwork

    New equipment rarely lines up with old ducts, so a new plenum is normal. Bigger returns or new runs should be named on the quote.

  4. A Bosch gas furnace and coil with white PVC intake and exhaust pipes in a narrow basement space

    Venting

    A high-efficiency furnace usually vents through two PVC pipes. A water heater left alone in the chimney may then need a liner.

What a complete HVAC quote should list

Anything missing is a question to ask before you sign.

Carrier outdoor unit nameplate showing the model number, electrical ratings and R-454B refrigerant
A Carrier nameplate with the model number at the top.

What each quote line looks like on a finished job

  1. Bosch condenser on risers on bare soil beside a red brick wall, a tree behind it
  2. White Mitsubishi wall-mounted head high on a white wall beside a curtain rod
  3. A ductless outdoor unit on a raised stand, with a line-set cover running along a brick wall

    Is the line set new or reused?

  4. Close-up of a yellow EnergyGuide label on a Bosch heat pump showing its cooling and heating ratings

    Do these ratings match the quote?

  5. Wall-mount mini-split high on a whitewashed plank wall under a vaulted ceiling with an exposed beam
  6. Gray condenser on risers in red gravel beside brown siding, its line-set cover rising to a disconnect

    Is the disconnect on the quote?

  7. A Bosch heat pump on a stand on the lawn beside a red brick ranch house
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