Highland Park, TX · Dallas County · 75205, 75219
Heat pump system replacement in Highland Park, TX
A heat pump heats and cools with one outdoor unit and an air handler inside. We install matched heat pump systems with the installed price printed on the page.
Heat pump system replacement in Highland Park
Switching a Highland Park home to a heat pump means fitting an air handler into the same tight closet or attic space. We work that out before we quote, so the price is the real one.
Park Cities homes have tight mechanical closets, attic units above finished space, and older ductwork tucked into original construction. Getting a modern system to fit and breathe properly is as much of the job as the equipment itself, and it's the part we plan for before install day.
How it works
Step 1
Send what you have
Text a photo of the data plate on your current equipment and your address, or book a visit. That's usually enough to know what's there now.
Step 2
Size it for the house
We size from the house and the duct layout, not just the old nameplate, and quote a matched system with the installed price on it.
Step 3
Install day
Most single-system replacements are done in a day. The old equipment is hauled away.
Step 4
Start it up properly
The new system is started, charged and checked before we leave, and you're shown how it runs.
Heat pump system installed prices, live from our shop
Heat pump + air handler installed, by size: equipment plus installation, the same numbers you can check out with. Posted prices are final: no sales tax or fees added. Every option is on theacfactory.com/shop.
| Size | Heat pump |
|---|---|
| 1.5 ton | from $6,138 |
| 2 ton | from $6,198 |
| 2.5 ton | from $6,562 |
| 3 ton | from $6,994 |
| 3.5 ton | from $7,238 |
| 4 ton | from $7,604 |
| 5 ton | from $8,282 |
Questions Highland Park homeowners ask
My AC is running but not cooling. Do I need a new system?
Not necessarily. The most common reasons a system stops cooling are a clogged condensate drain line, a dirty air filter, and a failed capacitor. Check the drain line first: when it clogs, the float switch shuts the system off on purpose, and running a drain line cleaner through it can save you a visit and a trip charge. Then check the filter, since a clogged one can freeze the coil. If both look fine, it's often the capacitor on the outdoor unit. Leave that one to a technician, because it holds a charge even with the power off. Not sure what you're looking at? Book a video call and we'll walk you through it.
Book a $25 video callCan I switch from gas to a heat pump?
Usually, yes. The furnace is replaced with an air handler and electric backup heat, and the gas line is capped. We'll check that your electrical panel can carry it before quoting.
Does a heat pump keep up in a Texas freeze?
With properly sized electric backup heat strips, yes. The strips carry the load on the coldest nights, and we size them as part of the system.
Is financing available?
Yes. See the financing page for current options, or ask when you get your quote.
Ready for a new system in Highland Park?
Text a photo of the outdoor unit's data plate and your address, or book a visit. We'll come back with a real installed price.
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