HeatPumpSavingsCalculator.com
Independent savings estimates for U.S. homeowners
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Most homeowners switching to a heat pump
save $900–$2,400 per year.
Find out where you land.

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1Your Home
2Your Fuel
3Your Costs
4Your Savings ✓
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sq ft
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Your Estimated Annual Savings

Based on your inputs — see the full breakdown below.

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Annual Savings
vs. your current system
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Payback Period
years to break even
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10-Year Net Savings
after install cost
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CO₂ Reduction
tons per year

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Estimates only. Updated April 2026. Results are based on U.S. EIA national averages, ASHRAE climate zone COP data, and your inputs. Actual savings depend on your home's insulation, installation quality, usage patterns, and local energy prices. Always get 2–3 quotes from licensed HVAC contractors before making a purchase decision.
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