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Switching to a heat pump is the biggest comfort and efficiency upgrade most Woodland Hills homes can make. One system heats and cools, runs on electricity instead of gas, and is built for the West Valley climate of triple digit summer afternoons and mild winters that rarely need backup heat. We install heat pumps across Woodland Hills, from Walnut Acres and Vintage to Warner Center and the hills above Mulholland, and we guide you through LADWP rebates of up to $1,250 per ton for ducted heat pumps and up to $2,500 per ton for ductless mini-splits, subject to program rules and eligibility. Book a free in-home estimate and get a firm written quote before any work begins.
A heat pump installation from LA Heating & Air Conditioning is a complete, code-compliant project, not a quick equipment swap. It includes a Manual J load calculation to size the system correctly, removal and haul-away of your old furnace and AC, the new heat pump and air handler, all electrical and refrigerant line work, city permits and final inspection, and the AHRI certificate, final approved building permit and itemized paid invoice you need to apply for your LADWP rebate. On homes that need it, we also handle duct sealing and panel upgrades. You get a clear written quote up front, so you know exactly what is included before any work starts.
Related from LA Heating & Air Conditioning: heat pump installation in Los Angeles for service across the wider metro, our heat pump cost calculator to estimate your price after rebates, and the LADWP heat pump rebate guide for current incentives.
Every good install starts with correct sizing. An oversized heat pump short cycles and never controls humidity, while an undersized one runs constantly and wears out early. We run a Manual J load calculation on your actual home, accounting for square footage, insulation, windows, ceiling height, and sun exposure, so the system is matched to the house instead of a rule of thumb. Older homes on the Valley floor around Walnut Acres and Vintage often need duct sealing or a larger return, and hillside homes above Mulholland deal with uneven temperatures between floors. We size for the home you actually have, which is what keeps your bills low and your comfort even.
A heat pump runs on electricity, so the electrical side matters as much as the equipment. We check your panel capacity and existing circuits, confirm the heat pump has a properly sized breaker and disconnect, and verify the wiring is safe and up to code. Many older Woodland Hills homes still have 100 amp panels or full breaker boxes, and some need a panel upgrade or a dedicated circuit before the new system goes in. We check all of this during the free estimate and include any required electrical work in your written quote, so there are no surprises on install day.
On install day our credentialed, EPA-certified technicians remove the old equipment, set the new heat pump and air handler, and run the refrigerant lines and electrical connections to manufacturer spec. If your ducts are leaky or undersized, which is common in older West Valley homes, we seal or modify them so the system delivers its full rated efficiency. Every install is permitted and inspected by the city, so your equipment is fully code-compliant and your manufacturer warranty stays intact. Most whole-home installs take one to two days.
We look at your home, your ducts and your electrical panel, run the load calculation, and give you a firm written quote before any work begins.
We remove the old furnace and AC, set the new heat pump and air handler, and run the refrigerant and electrical work. Every install is permitted.
A HERS rater tests the system and the city completes its final inspection, usually within a few weeks. Then you get the AHRI certificate, the final approved permit and the itemized paid invoice you need to apply for your LADWP rebate.
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Most Woodland Hills homeowners pay far less than the sticker price. LADWP pays $1,000 to $1,250 per ton for ducted heat pumps (including package units) and $1,500 to $2,500 per ton for ductless mini-splits, depending on efficiency and subject to LADWP program rules and funding, and you get a firm written quote at your free estimate so you know your real out of pocket cost before any work starts.
Replacing an older furnace and AC? See heat pump replacement and rebates. Rebates are subject to LADWP program rules, funding, and approval.
AHRI certificate
The certificate of product rating for your matched system. It is what proves the efficiency tier your rebate is paid at.
Final approved permit
We pull the city permit and schedule the final inspection. LADWP needs the permit closed after inspection.
Itemized paid invoice
Make and model on the invoice, matching the AHRI certificate, marked paid in full.
The rebates are one of the best reasons to switch right now, and they are also where homeowners get tripped up. LADWP pays up to $1,250 per ton for ducted heat pumps (including package units) and up to $2,500 per ton for ductless mini-splits, depending on efficiency and subject to LADWP program rules and funding. For a typical 2 to 5 ton ducted system, that's $2,000 to $6,250. We confirm your equipment qualifies for the LADWP rebate, pull the city permits, and give you the AHRI documentation and itemized invoice you need. The homeowner files the LADWP rebate, and we guide you through the process so nothing gets missed. Applications are due within 12 months of purchase.
Woodland Hills sits inland in the West Valley, where summers regularly push past 100 degrees and winters stay mild. That climate is ideal for a heat pump. A modern variable-speed system cools more efficiently than an aging air conditioner and replaces your gas furnace for the cooler months, so you get year-round comfort from one unit and one energy source. Because our winters rarely get cold enough to need backup heat, you capture the efficiency without the downsides homeowners worry about in colder regions. Add LADWP rebates of up to $1,250 per ton for ducted systems and $2,500 per ton for mini-splits (subject to program rules and eligibility), lower monthly bills, and no combustion or gas line risk inside the home, and the switch pays off quickly. We are CSLB C-20 licensed (CSLB Lic. #952950), EPA certified, and backed by 800+ reviews across Google, Yelp and more.
We install ACPro, Bosch, Rheem, Bryant, Mitsubishi, and other leading brands, and we service all major brands.
Heat pump help nearby
Our shop is at 6430 Variel Avenue in Woodland Hills, so this is our home turf. We install heat pumps across Woodland Hills and the West Valley every week.
We install ACPro, Bosch, Rheem, Bryant, Mitsubishi, and other leading brands, we service all major brands, and we recommend the system that best fits your home and budget.
The homeowner files the LADWP rebate, but we make it easy. We confirm the equipment qualifies, give you the AHRI documentation and itemized invoice you need, and guide you through the rebate process step by step.
Yes. Woodland Hills homes are on LADWP, but if you own a home served by Burbank Water and Power, its Electrify program pays $1,000 per ton for a heat pump that replaces gas equipment, up to $2,500 for most homes. Glendale Water & Power pays $1,000 per ton, up to $5,000, when a heat pump replaces a gas furnace or a gas and electric system, and $500 per ton, up to $2,500, when it replaces an existing heat pump. Each program has its own rules, eligibility and limited funding, and rebates are not guaranteed.
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