Heat Pump Installation in Indianapolis

Newer construction along the I-69 and I-465 corridors on the northeast side increasingly runs on heat pumps, and they fit our climate well when chosen correctly. Indianapolis sees single-digit cold snaps in January and humid 90-degree summers, so the system has to handle both ends. We size and select a heat pump for your specific home, whether that is a newer build near Castleton or an older house moving toward electric comfort.

Dual-fuel and cold-climate options

For homes with existing gas, a dual-fuel setup pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace so the heat pump handles mild and moderate temperatures efficiently while the furnace takes over in the deepest cold. Cold-climate heat pumps extend efficient electric heating further down the thermometer. We explain which approach fits your home, your ductwork, and your goals rather than pushing one path.

The federal tax credit, rebates, and financing

The federal Inflation Reduction Act provides a tax credit for qualifying heat pump installations, which is a firm federal incentive you can count on, subject to the equipment meeting the efficiency requirements. On top of that, AES Indiana offers residential energy-efficiency rebates and instant discounts that may apply to qualifying heat pump equipment. Program details change, so we help you confirm what applies and tell you to verify current terms at enrollment. Financing is available to bridge the up-front cost.

• A load calculation and equipment match for true cold-climate performance.
• Dual-fuel control setup so the system switches sources at the right temperature.
• Guidance on the federal tax credit and AES Indiana rebates.
• A full startup test in both heating and cooling before we leave.

Will a heat pump keep up in an Indianapolis winter?

A properly sized cold-climate heat pump performs well through most of our winter, and a dual-fuel pairing with a gas furnace covers the deepest single-digit cold. We design the system for our actual climate.

What is dual-fuel and is it right for me?

Dual-fuel pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace, letting the heat pump handle milder temperatures efficiently and the furnace take over in extreme cold. It is a strong fit for homes that already have gas.

Is the federal tax credit real?

Yes. The federal Inflation Reduction Act offers a tax credit for qualifying heat pump installations. The equipment must meet efficiency requirements, and we help you confirm eligibility.

Are there local rebates too?

AES Indiana offers residential efficiency rebates and instant discounts that may apply to qualifying heat pumps. We help you identify them, and you should verify current terms at enrollment.

Can you finance a heat pump?

Yes. Financing combined with the federal tax credit and any AES Indiana rebates can make a heat pump much more attainable. We will lay out the full picture.