How much would you save, and how much would it cost to install a ductless heat pump for your home? Find out with a free estimate, which includes a breakdown of costs, cash incentives, and tax credits. Every project comes with a satisfaction guarantee.
“With assistance from GreenSavers, I was able to economically replace a terrible combination of 1984 baseboard and wall heaters with a high performing ductless mini split heat pump. While I may not share GreenSavers enthusiasm for compressors and refrigerants, I truly value having a warm, cozy home that is heated efficiently with very affordable energy bills. Thank you for the great product and outstanding service.”
If you have an electrically heated home, you’re probably paying too much to stay warm in the winter. Some of our Central Oregon clients report paying more than $400 a month. What if you could cut your heating and cooling bills in half without sacrificing on comfort?
We’ve installed hundreds of ductless heat pumps and helped our clients save thousands on their energy bills. Here’s how to install a ductless system in three easy steps.
Start with a free estimate: Call 541.330.8767 or self-schedule an estimate online. You’ll get a breakdown of costs, cash incentives, and tax credits for a ductless heat pump. We’ll also check for related issues - like your insulation levels - that could cause high energy bills or temperature variations. You can expect your proposal within about a week of your appointment.
Install a ductless heat pump. After signing your proposal, it typically takes about a month to complete the installation. Most clients go with a Mitsubishi heat pump, which strikes the right balance between price and performance. Only Mitsubishi features hyper-heating technology, which allows the systems to deliver efficient heating all the way down to -13 degrees.
Kick back and relax. While we process the paperwork for your cash incentives and tax credits, you’ll enjoy a home that feels like new. Mitsubishi ductless heat pumps use variable speed compressors to eliminate temperature variations associated with conventional heating and cooling systems. The result is that you get more consistent heating and cooling all year.
With proper maintenance, ductless heat pumps cost much less to operate than traditional heating and cooling systems. What’s more, we’re fortunate to have strong cash incentives that offset a significant percentage of the cost to install a ductless heat pump in Central Oregon.
We have robust incentives to install ductless heat pumps in Central Oregon. Here’s an overview, but please note that incentives are subject to change.
The Energy Trust of Oregon offers a cash incentive up to $1,000 for homeowners with electrically heated homes. Follow the link to learn about limitations and limited time offers.
If you primarily heat your home with electricity provided by CEC, you can claim an $700 cash incentive when you install a ductless heat pump that replaces electric baseboards, wall heaters, or an electric furnace.
Homeowners who primarily heat with electricity from Midstate can claim a cash incentive up to $800. Follow the link to learn more about eligility and limitations.
You can get a tax credit of up to $2,000 if you install an energy efficient heat pump in 2023 or later. This includes the cost of any electric system upgrades that are necessary to prepare your home for a heat pump.
Why does it get so hot and cold upstairs? It’s not uncommon to see a five to ten degree temperature difference between floors. We hear about upstairs comfort issues more than almost anything.
Which ductless heat pump do you recommend? We find that Mitsubishi ductless heat pumps strike the right balance between performance and price for our clients in Bend and Central Oregon.
How much does a ductless heat pump cost? After accounting for the cash incentives, energy savings, and available financing, you may be surprised by the affordability of a ductless heat pump.
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