Columbia Basin · Grant PUD territory

Heat Pump Installation in Quincy, WA

Quincy sits on the open Columbia Basin, with long hot summers, wind off the fields and January nights in the low 20s. A heat pump handles both ends of that year. Grant PUD runs its own rebate rules here, and they differ from Chelan PUD's across the river.

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New Carrier heat pump on a concrete pad, installed by Alpine Aire at a home in Quincy, WA
Built for basin heat and cold Ducted, ductless & dual fuel

Grant PUD, not Chelan PUD

How Grant PUD treats a heat pump in Quincy.

Quincy, Crescent Bar, Trinidad and George are Grant PUD customers. Since January 1, 2026, Grant PUD's heat pump rebates are for homes switching to a heat pump from a different heating system.

Your home heats with Grant PUD heat pump rebate What we'd usually suggest
An electric furnace Eligible as a conversion. Amount set by Grant PUD; confirm before install. Ducted heat pump with a new air handler
Baseboards or wall heaters Eligible as a conversion. Amount set by Grant PUD; confirm before install. Ductless mini-split, one head per main room
An existing heat pump Not eligible for the conversion rebate A replacement sized to your home, priced without a rebate
A gas or propane furnace Ask us: depends on Grant PUD's rules for fuel switching Dual fuel, keeping the furnace as backup

Chelan PUD amounts don't apply here.

You may see $3,300 or $1,600 heat pump incentives on Wenatchee and Leavenworth pages. Those are Chelan PUD programs for Chelan County customers. In Quincy, Grant PUD's own form and rules decide. Source: Grant PUD rebates(rule checked Oct. 21, 2026).

About 1,300 feet up, on open farmland

What a Quincy heat pump has to handle.

Average January lows run about 23°F, and summer afternoons get hot and dry. Wind and field dust ask more of the outdoor unit and the filter than a sheltered valley yard does.

Cooling for long summers
Whole-home cooling without window units in every bedroom.
Heating sized first
Cold-climate equipment with backup heat for the coldest nights.
A sheltered outdoor spot
Out of the prevailing wind, raised off the ground, with clear airflow.
Filters that keep up
Dusty months can mean more frequent filter changes. We show you how.

Elevation and January average from published Quincy climate data, checked Oct. 21, 2026.

Installed prices

Heat pump prices for Quincy homes.

These are our installed prices before any Grant PUD rebate. We don't subtract a rebate here until Grant PUD confirms the amount for your home.

System Installed price Good to know
Ducted heat pump + air handler $15,331–$26,702 From our smallest Good system to our largest Best. A vertical air handler costs $500 less than horizontal.
Dual fuel
heat pump + gas furnace 		$15,706–$26,748 Keeps a furnace for the deepest cold.
Single-zone ductless
one indoor head 		$7,000–$8,700 A fit for one main room, a shop office or an addition.
Multi-zone ductless
2 to 4+ indoor heads 		$11,000–$21,500 About $11,000–$13,500 for 2 zones, $13,700–$16,500 for 3 and $17,800–$21,500 for 4 or more.

Where the numbers come from: ducted and dual-fuel ranges are our October 2026 store prices before tax. Ductless ranges come from our own completed ductless installs from 2024 to 2026. The online quote prices a system for your house.

From first call to first cool evening

How a Quincy heat pump project runs.

  1. Tell us what heats the house

    That answer decides whether Grant PUD's conversion rebate is on the table.

  2. Get a price

    Use the online quote, or have a comfort advisor size the system at your home.

  3. Check the rebate

    We help you with Grant PUD's Heat Pump Rebate Form before the install.

  4. Install and test

    We set the outdoor unit out of the wind and test heating and cooling with you.

Local work

A heat pump replacement in Quincy.

New Carrier heat pump on a concrete pad, installed by Alpine Aire at a home in Quincy, WA

A new Carrier heat pump and air handler for a Quincy home

Completed
September 2024
Before
An existing heat pump and indoor air handler
Installed
A new 3-ton Carrier heat pump on a concrete pad, with a new indoor air handler
The visit
Two technicians, one day

In September 2024, two Alpine Aire technicians replaced this Quincy home's existing heat pump and indoor air handler in a single day. The new equipment was sized to the home's heating and cooling load, and the outdoor unit sits on a concrete pad beside the house.

From Google, 2026

What customers said this summer.

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“The serviceman came right when he said he would and thoroughly checked everything. I would not have any other company!”
Lynne M. · July 2026

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“The tech made a thorough evaluation of the system, cleaned and serviced the machinery, and answered questions about the condition.”
Jeffrey R. · July 2026

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“My tech was friendly and knowledgeable, and was able to diagnose and fix the issue quickly. I appreciate all Alpine Aire did and would easily use them again.”
Erik N. · July 2026
4.8

588 Google reviews as of Oct. 20, 2026

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Quincy questions

Heat pump questions we hear in Quincy.

Does Grant PUD give a rebate for a heat pump in Quincy?

For many homes, yes. Since January 1, 2026, Grant PUD's heat pump rebates are for homes converting to a heat pump from a different heating system. Replacing an existing heat pump doesn't qualify for that conversion rebate. We check the current amount with Grant PUD before you buy.

Can I use the Chelan PUD rebates I've read about?

Not in Quincy. Those programs are for Chelan PUD customers in Chelan County. Quincy, Crescent Bar, Trinidad and George are served by Grant PUD, which has its own rules and form.

What does a heat pump cost in Quincy?

A ducted heat pump with a new air handler runs $15,331 to $26,702 installed, and dual fuel runs $15,706 to $26,748. A single-zone ductless system runs about $7,000 to $8,700, and multi-zone ductless about $11,000 to $21,500. All of these are before any Grant PUD rebate.

Will a heat pump keep up with a Quincy winter?

Yes, when it's sized for heating and paired with backup heat. Average January lows in Quincy are about 23°F, so we choose cold-climate equipment and plan electric backup or a furnace for the coldest nights.

What does a service call cost in Quincy?

Quincy and Crescent Bar are in our $149 dispatch zone, and Trinidad and George are $279. A diagnostic fee of $72 to $130 is added depending on how long it takes to find the cause, and the repair and parts are quoted before any work starts. After 5 pm and on weekends and holidays, dispatch is $330 plus the diagnostic fee.

How do I keep a heat pump running well with all the dust?

Check the filter monthly during dusty stretches, keep plants and debris a couple of feet from the outdoor unit, and have it serviced in spring and fall. The AA Comfort Club covers both visits for $300 plus tax per system each year, or $25 a month, and members pay half the dispatch fee.

Next step

Plan a heat pump for your Quincy home.

Tell us what heats the house now and our office will call to set up a visit, or price a system online.

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