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

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

A typical Kent home

Kent's housing runs from post-war ramblers close to downtown to newer Kent Valley and Covington-area subdivisions.

Heat pump

$9,200–$12,800 most likely $10,800

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 Kent

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

Residential mechanical permits go through the Kent Permit Center. Commercial and tenant-improvement work is coordinated with the building department and fire marshal review when required.

Larger Kent 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

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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