Furnace costsHeat pump installation & replacement Serving Atlanta, Decatur & nearby areas in Georgia
Warm all winter, cool all summer.
- Heats and cools
- Sized for both seasons
- Free replacement quote
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Google rating4.8★★★★★100+ Google reviews
LicenseGA CN211042Conditioned air contractor
OwnershipLocally ownedIn Atlanta since 2014
EstimatesFreeOn a new system
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Heat Pump Installation & Replacement
Is your heat pump falling behind every season?
A heat pump in Atlanta never really gets a break. It's cooling your house through long summers and heating it through mild winters, which means it's logging more hours than a system that only handles one season. After 10 to 15 years of that kind of work, it starts losing ground on both ends, running longer, leaning harder on that costly electric backup heat just to keep up.
That's usually the point where replacing it makes more sense than fighting it. As a Trane Comfort Specialist, we size and install high-efficiency Trane and RunTru heat pumps built to actually carry a full Atlanta year, matched to your home instead of pulled off a shelf.
One system, two seasons: a heat pump heats and cools year-round.
Atlanta heat pumps last 10 to 15 years, often the low end.
Up to 300% efficient, cutting heating costs by moving heat, not burning it.
Free in-home measurement and quote before you commit to anything.
FreeIn-home estimateOn a new system
01/Warning signs
When is a heat pump worth replacing?
A heat pump that needs one more repair is not always worth saving. Past a certain point, a new one costs you less than another season of high bills and service calls. These are the signs our local heating and cooling technicians watch for, so you can replace your heat pump on a schedule you choose, rather than the day it quits during a heat wave or a hard freeze.
01Electric heat strips
The electric backup heat runs constantly
A struggling heat pump falls back on electric heat strips during cold snaps far more often than it should, and that backup heat quietly drives your winter power bill up month after month.
02Major part failure
A repair could cost nearly as much as replacing it
When a major part fails on an aging heat pump, the repair bill can climb close to the price of a new, more efficient system, one that also comes with a full warranty.
03Efficiency on both ends
It struggles in both summer and winter
Since a heat pump works year-round, an aging one loses efficiency on both ends, leaving you with a house that never quite cools enough in July or warms enough in January.
04R-22 discontinued
It's past 10 to 15 years old or still runs on R-22
R-22 has been discontinued, so recharging a leaking older unit gets expensive fast, and it only buys you a little more time before the next failure.
05Repeat repair spend
Repairs keep piling up
Two or three fixes across a couple of seasons means you're continuously funding a system that will keep breaking down, instead of putting that money toward a new one that won't.
Not sure yet whether yours needs replacing? Tell us what it is doing and we will give you a straight answer, not a sales pitch. If a repair still makes sense, we will point you to Heat Pump Repair in Atlanta. If you are replacing an older non-electric system, ask us about Georgia's heat pump rebates and whether your home qualifies. Cooling only? We can also walk you through AC Installation & Replacement.
02/Trane
Why get a Trane heat pump installation
A heat pump earns its keep by moving heat instead of burning fuel for it, up to 300% efficient compared with resistance heat, but only if the compressor keeps working as the temperature drops. Trane's variable-speed heat pumps modulate output to hold their heating capacity at lower outdoor temperatures than a standard single-stage unit, which means less reliance on the electric backup strips that drive up a winter power bill, the same failure sign we watch for on an aging system.
We install Trane heat pumps as a Trane Comfort Specialist, a title Trane reviews every year against our training record and customer scores, not something awarded once and forgotten. That standard is what decides whether the system actually holds the efficiency printed on the label through an Atlanta winter. On a tighter budget, RunTru delivers the same Trane engineering at a lower price, and we will tell you honestly which one your home needs.
What Makes The Most Sense for Your Home
One heat pump, or a hybrid?
Atlanta winters stay mild most of the season, which is exactly why a heat pump handles them so well on its own. It's the occasional hard freeze that changes the math, and that's where the right setup actually depends on your home. We'll tell you plainly which one fits, a standard heat pump or a hybrid system, without steering you toward the pricier option.
| A straight heat pump fits when | A dual-fuel hybrid fits when |
|---|---|
| Your winters are mild and you rarely see a deep freeze | You want steady heat through the coldest snaps without leaning on electric backup |
| You want an all-electric home and no gas heat | You already have gas service and want to keep a furnace as backup |
| Lower upfront cost is the priority | You run a larger or drafty home that is hard to heat in a cold snap |
| You are replacing a non-electric system and want to check rebate eligibility | You want the heat pump for efficiency most of the year and the furnace only when it turns bitter |
We Make Your Heatpump Installation Last
Why Atlanta trusts our heat pump installations
We size it for both jobs, not one
A heat pump has to heat and cool, so we run a load calculation on your home for both, measuring square footage, insulation, windows, and layout. Size it off the old unit, and you get a system that short-cycles, never keeps up, or runs your bill up. We size it right the first time.
A Trane Comfort Specialist, and it is earned
This is the highest tier Trane awards a dealer, and it comes with standards attached, not just a fee. To keep it, Trane reviews our training and customer ratings every year, and we have to stay above a set score. So we install your heat pump the way Trane designed it, and you get the efficiency you paid for.
We will tell you if a hybrid is smarter
Not every Atlanta home needs a dual-fuel setup, and plenty do fine on a simple heat pump. We match the system to how cold your winters actually get and how your home holds heat, then recommend what fits, not the biggest invoice we can write.
03/The visit
Our heat pump installation process
Every step happens with your approval; nothing goes ahead without it.
01
First, a free in-home visit
A technician from our crew measures your home, checks the ductwork, and calculates what it actually needs to heat and cool. You know the full picture before price ever comes up.
02
You approve a written plan
We lay out a standard heat pump and a dual-fuel hybrid side by side, sizes and efficiency spelled out clearly, with financing available if you want it. Nothing gets ordered until you sign off.
03
Install day
The crew removes the old system and sets the new heat pump in place, wiring and refrigerant lines handled correctly the first time. A standard replacement usually wraps in a single working day.
04
We prove it works
Before we leave, we run the system through both heating and cooling, confirm the defrost cycle kicks in, and walk you through the controls and your warranty coverage.
Ready for comfort in both seasons?
No long wait for a quote
A dying heat pump does not pick a convenient time. When yours is close to done, the last thing you need is a slow quote in the middle of a heat wave or a cold snap. Get in touch and we will give you a firm date for the estimate and a straight read on how fast a new system can be running.
When can you get here?
We usually have the free in-home estimate on the calendar within a few business days. We measure in person because an accurate heat pump quote depends on your home's load and ductwork, not a number over the phone.
One call gets it moving.
Call (404) 913-5802 for a quick answer, or book online in about a minute. Let us know it is a replacement so the estimate we bring matches what your home needs.
Where we work
Where we set up heat pumps around Atlanta
Atlanta is home base, and we install heat pumps throughout the city and the metro area around it. No matter which neighborhood you're in, the same crew handles both the quote and the install, backed by a free estimate and pricing in writing. Decatur is just past the city line and roughly 10 minutes from East Atlanta, and it is the one location we cover regularly.
Not sure if we reach your street? Give us a call, and we'll confirm before you book.
(404) 913-5802
Based in Atlanta · the city and its close-in metro
Indoor ExpertsLicensed · GA CN211042
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Indoor Experts Heating & Air Conditioning
390 Stovall St SE, Suite 1402, Atlanta, GA 30316
Areas we serve- East Atlanta Village
- Kirkwood
- Ormewood Park
- Grant Park
- Inman Park
- Old Fourth Ward
- Virginia-Highland
- West End
- Buckhead
- Brookhaven
- Midtown
- Sandy Springs
- Decatur
From our Google profile
Reviews
⭐ 4.8 · 100+ Google reviews from Atlanta homeowners describing heat pump installs we did, not paid testimonials. *( feature 2–3 named reviews once permission is confirmed)*
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5 out of 5 stars
heat pump installationWe’ve had unfortunate luck as our downstairs AC unit has had issues on multiple occasions where it stopped working and it’s only 4 years old. However, [the owner] and his staff have always promptly evaluated every issue and fixed so quickly. They are very professional and thorough while still getting the job done quickly. This company is fair with their pricing and trustworthy…
Lydia KanoyGoogle reviewRead it on Google -
5 out of 5 stars
heat pump installationI had a really great experience with Indoor Experts. My A/C unit was not cooling the house very well. I called Indoor Experts because of their great online reviews. I met with [the owner] who quickly diagnosed the issue and proposed the solution. The repair cost was very reasonable. My A/C is working great now, and I would use this company again in a heart beat…
Zachary KozuchGoogle reviewRead it on Google -
5 out of 5 stars
heat pump installationGreat customer service. Our unit is fairly new, so I was surprised when it died last night. I was able to call and get an appointment this evening, which was wonderful. [the owner] took one quick look at the unit, knew exactly how to fix it, and did so right away. The pricing was also very reasonable, and he didn't try to up sell anything (I can't stand pushy sales people)…
Tabitha CareyGoogle reviewRead it on Google -
5 out of 5 stars
heat pump installationI would absolutely recommend Indoor Experts and [the owner] to any and everyone. I called them after the first HVAC company did not fix my problem. [the owner] and Savon were here until 11:30pm working on my unit to be sure that we had AC over night…
Jessica BradyGoogle reviewRead it on Google -
5 out of 5 stars
heat pump installationThe Indoor Experts team is top-notch. Everyone involved from the call agent to the technician was extremely professional and helped me get my AC fixed as soon as they could. A special thank you and appreciation to their technician, [the owner]. He diagnosed the problem quickly and fixed my AC issue within a couple of hours. He was clear in communicating the issue and how he was going to fix it…
Tyler WoeiGoogle reviewRead it on Google -
5 out of 5 stars
heat pump installationHonest, fair, efficient & effective. Identified and fixed my problem with an old AC unit in less than an hour and at a much lower cost than I anticipated. Highly recommended! My experience was 100% positive.
Chase AndersonGoogle reviewRead it on Google
04/Questions
FAQs
Still weighing a straight heat pump against a hybrid? We would rather answer than have you guess.
01Will a heat pump keep up in a freeze?
On mild Atlanta days, easily. In a hard freeze, its electric backup heat helps, or a dual-fuel setup lets a gas furnace take over for steady warmth.
02Can one heat pump replace my AC and furnace?
Yes. A heat pump heats and cools from one system, so it can replace both, giving you year-round comfort without a separate furnace running.
03What is a dual-fuel or hybrid system?
It pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace. The heat pump runs efficiently most of the year, and the furnace takes over in a deep cold snap.
04Do heat pumps qualify for Georgia rebates?
An ENERGY STAR heat pump replacing a non-electric system may qualify for Georgia's income-based rebate. We will tell you honestly where your home stands.
05Is a heat pump cheaper to run than a furnace?
Often, yes. A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel, so in Atlanta's mild winters it usually costs less to run than gas heat.
