Heat Pump Installation in the Steubenville & Weirton Area

An Exact Quote is the final, firm price for work before it starts—no upsells.

• Always provided in writing after a certified technician diagnoses your system
• Covers scope, parts, labor, permits, and warranties
• If conditions change, we pause, explain, and re-quote with your approval

Types of Exact Quotes:

• Exact Repair Quote = final repair price after diagnosis (Dispatch Fee applies, credited to approved repairs $500 or more.)
• Exact Installation Quote = final price for a new system or water heater replacement (no Dispatch Fee)

If your heat pump is still reliable and the repair makes sense, repair may still be the right move. But if it is getting harder to trust, replacement may be the better long-term call.

A new heat pump may make more sense when:

• repairs keep adding up
• your home still does not feel comfortable
• energy bills keep rising
• the system struggles in hot weather, cold weather, or both
• you do not want to keep pouring money into the wrong system

The goal is not to push you into replacement. The goal is to help you understand what makes sense for your home, your comfort goals, and your budget.

Most heat pump installations fall in a broad range of about $11,880 to $24,225.

The final price depends on things like:

• the efficiency level of the equipment
• whether you choose single-stage, two-stage, or variable-speed
• the features you want
• what your home needs for proper performance
• the overall scope of the installation

The best way to know the real number for your home is to get a free exact quote.

Your quote is meant to show you the full job before any work starts.

That usually includes:

• the equipment being installed
• labor
• permits, when needed
• warranty and guarantee coverage
• the work needed to install the system properly

You should be able to see what you are paying for, what is included, and what happens next before you make a decision.

New heat pump installations are backed by the Lifetime Trust Shield, which is the guarantee system Honest Fix uses for new installations.

That includes protections like:

• a 15-year labor warranty
• a 90-day money-back guarantee
• No-Lemon Protection
• first-year maintenance included

The big thing is yearly documented maintenance from Honest Fix.

That maintenance helps keep your coverage active and helps make sure the system stays protected the way it should. Coverage also depends on proper system use and not having outside damage or unauthorized changes to the system.

Yes — when it is properly chosen and installed, a heat pump is built to heat and cool your home for year-round comfort.

The bigger question is whether it is the right heat pump for your home. That is why we focus on system fit, airflow, equipment matching, and how you want your home to feel — not just swapping one piece of equipment for another.

A Rheem® Pro Partner and Rheem® Pro Plumber are factory authorized contractors approved to install and service Rheem equipment. Pro Partners focus on heating and cooling systems, while Pro Plumbers specialize in tank and tankless water heaters. Both meet Rheem’s standards for training, authorization, and installation quality, helping ensure systems are installed to manufacturer specifications and perform as intended.

These programs help homeowners identify contractors who follow Rheem’s installation requirements, not shortcuts.

If something goes wrong, you are not on your own.

Your installation is backed by the Lifetime Trust Shield, which includes protections like labor coverage, money-back protection, and No-Lemon Protection when the required conditions are met.

Yes. The remaining coverage can transfer to the new homeowner for a one-time $75 fee, as long as yearly maintenance continues. 

 A full heat pump installation usually runs one to two days because the job covers both the outdoor unit and the indoor air handler, plus startup testing across heating mode and cooling mode. Day one is typically removal of the old equipment and most of the new install. Day two, when needed, handles final connections, the dual-mode startup tests, and a walkthrough so you know how the new system runs. You get a firm timeline before any work begins. 

 Heat pump sizing has to account for two loads, not one. A heat pump replaces both your AC (cooling load) and your furnace (heating load), so the calculation looks at square footage, insulation, ductwork, window placement, and how cold your home actually gets in January. A heat pump sized too small leans on its auxiliary heat strips through cold weather and runs up your bills. One sized too large short cycles, loses efficiency, and pulls humidity unevenly. A lot of older mill-era homes around Steubenville and Wintersville also have undersized ductwork, so we test static pressure before we quote and tell you straight if the ducts need attention before a new system goes in. Before quoting, Honest Fix runs a real load calculation on your home, not a rule of thumb off the old nameplate.