MrCool Central Ducted Heat Pump Systems

Replace your gas furnace with a high-efficiency MrCool heat pump. Uses your existing ductwork. Heats and cools your entire home. Eligible for the $2,000 federal IRA tax credit.

$2,000 Federal Tax Credit Uses Existing Ductwork Hyper Heat Technology

Hyper Heat Central Ducted Systems

Whole-home heating and cooling through your existing ductwork

Hyper Heat 24K BTU

2 Ton | Up to 1,200 sq ft | 230V
$4,499

Small homes, condos, townhouses

Hyper Heat 30K BTU

2.5 Ton | Up to 1,500 sq ft | 230V
$5,199

Mid-size homes, 3 bedrooms

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Hyper Heat 36K BTU

3 Ton | Up to 2,000 sq ft | 230V
$5,899

Most California homes, 3-4 bedrooms

Hyper Heat 48K BTU

4 Ton | Up to 2,500 sq ft | 230V
$6,999

Large homes, 4+ bedrooms

Replace Your Gas Furnace

Why California homeowners are switching to heat pumps

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$2,000 Federal Tax Credit

Heat pumps that meet Energy Star requirements qualify for a $2,000 tax credit under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). This applies every year through 2032.

Lower Energy Bills

Heat pumps are 2-3x more efficient than gas furnaces. California homeowners typically save $500-$1,500 per year on heating and cooling costs after switching.

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Environmental Benefits

Eliminate natural gas combustion from your home. Heat pumps are all-electric and can be powered by solar panels for zero-emission heating and cooling.

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Uses Existing Ductwork

No need to tear out your ducts. MrCool central ducted systems connect directly to your existing ductwork. The indoor unit goes where your furnace was.

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Hyper Heat Technology

MrCool Hyper Heat systems maintain full heating capacity down to -22°F. More than enough for any California climate, including mountain communities.

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Year-Round Comfort

One system does it all: cooling in summer, heating in winter. No separate AC and furnace to maintain. Simplify your HVAC with a single heat pump.

Heat Pump vs. Gas Furnace: Cost Comparison

FactorMrCool Heat PumpGas Furnace + AC
Equipment Cost$4,499 – $6,999$6,000 – $15,000
Federal Tax Credit-$2,000$0
Net Equipment Cost$2,499 – $4,999$6,000 – $15,000
Annual Energy Cost$800 – $1,400$1,500 – $2,800
Annual Savings$500 – $1,500/yr-
Systems Needed1 (heats + cools)2 (furnace + AC unit)
Environmental ImpactNo gas combustionBurns natural gas

With the $2,000 tax credit, a MrCool heat pump can pay for itself in 2-4 years through energy savings alone.

Why Replace Your Gas Furnace with a Heat Pump?

California is leading the nation's transition away from natural gas. New building codes increasingly favor all-electric homes, and utility companies are offering rebates to homeowners who switch from gas furnaces to heat pumps. The MrCool central ducted heat pump makes this transition easy. It connects directly to your existing ductwork, so there's no need for major renovations.

How the $2,000 Federal Tax Credit Works

Under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), homeowners can claim a $2,000 tax credit for installing a qualifying heat pump. This is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in your federal income tax, not just a deduction. The credit is available annually through 2032, meaning you can claim it again if you install another system in a future year. MrCool Hyper Heat central ducted systems meet the Energy Star requirements for this credit. Consult your tax professional for details specific to your situation.

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