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HVAC and heat pump installation cost in Bellevue, WA (2026)

A planning range for Bellevue homes, computed from our live pricing catalog — confirmed with a free on-site measure before you sign anything.

A typical Bellevue home

Bellevue's housing runs from 1950s–60s ramblers in Lake Hills, Newport, and Factoria to larger newer homes on the west side.

Heat pump

$9,200–$12,800 most likely $10,800

Most likely, after a typical rebate: $9,300–$10,000

Standard: from $9,400 • Premium: from $12,200

Furnace + AC

$7,700–$10,300 most likely $9,000

Standard: from $7,800 • Premium: from $10,300

Furnace only

$4,600–$6,200 most likely $5,400

Standard: from $4,600 • Premium: from $6,200

Ductless mini-split (1 zone): from $6,000

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Serving Bellevue

Bellevue is served by Puget Sound Energy for electricity, and most gas customers are on Puget Sound Energy (natural gas).

Estimated utility rebate: $800–$1,500 from Puget Sound Energy.

Verified Oct 6, 2026 · Source

Income-qualified households may qualify for more — ask us.

A City of Bellevue mechanical permit is required, plus an electrical permit when the job involves new wiring or a service upgrade. Development Services also enforces sound limits and a rear-yard placement rule for the outdoor unit.

Larger Bellevue homes (2,500–3,500 sq ft)

Bigger homes need more capacity, so the same equipment tiers price higher. Ductwork condition and your current fuel still move the number most.

Heat pump

$10,400–$14,200 most likely $12,100

Most likely, after a typical rebate: $10,600–$11,300

Standard: from $10,600 • Premium: from $13,700

Furnace + AC

$8,700–$11,700 most likely $10,200

Standard: from $8,800 • Premium: from $11,700

Furnace only

$5,100–$6,900 most likely $6,000

Standard: from $5,200 • Premium: from $6,900

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