AC replacement in Denver, and what it costs.
A new AC in the same spot typically costs $6.8k–$8.5k in Denver. A heat pump costs more, cools the same and heats the house through most of the winter.

A Mitsubishi heat pump on a stand behind a white ranch house.
New AC or heat pump: what each one costs.
A heat pump is an AC that can also run backward, so in winter it pulls heat in from the outside air.
In July the indoor coil pulls heat out of the house air, and the line set carries it outside to the fan.
ChangesStaysChanges
- 1Outdoor AC It sits on the same pad and only cools.
- 2Indoor coil It is matched to the new AC. The old one was built for a different unit.
Stays
- 3Line set We reuse it if it is the right size and holds pressure.
- 4Thermostat It only has to call for cooling.
- 5Furnace Its blower pushes the cool air through the house.
- 6Ducts and registers Cool air comes out of the same registers.
New AC in the same spot, installed
$6.8k–$8.5k
A heat pump costs more up front; most Xcel gas customers in the Denver metro pay $15.3k–$19k out of pocket for one. See current rebates
Why people pick it
- It costs the least today.
- Your heat stays on gas, as it is now.
Why many Denver homes replace the AC with a heat pump.
How to choose between themACs and heat pumps we’ve installed.
What an install includesAir conditioners
Heat pumps
Send three photos for an AC and a heat pump price.
- The outdoor unit from a few steps back
- Its data label with the model and serial
- The furnace and the coil box sitting on top
We do the estimate and the install. Monthly payments are available.












