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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Heat Pump Pricing
Hi all,
Looking for suggestions on a 1.5 ton heat pump replacement for 900sf condo. From my research (google), it seems I should be finding pricing close to the $3k range, but so far two quotes have come in ~$5,600, and another at $6,800. I looked up the system to be used for one of the $5,600 quotes and the complete system costs ~$1,800 shipped. Why then would the installation come in at nearly $4k more (for a one day install)???
So I am curious, do any of you buy the unit yourself and then just hire out the install? It seems like perhaps a lot of that markup must be tied to the unit itself, or is this pricing reasonable?
Perhaps I am missing something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I am in the Charlotte, NC area in case anyone is local.
Thanks!!