Heat pump installers across New Zealand
We connect homeowners with local heat pump installers in 14 regions. Choose your city for local advice on climate and housing, or request a quote now.
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Heat pumps in Auckland
Villas with long pipe runs, townhouses with body-corp rules, and new terraces with tight outdoor pads. Auckland jobs are usually about placement and access, not whether the house needs heating.
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Heat pumps in Wellington
Wind, damp, and south-facing rooms on tight hill sections. Wellington quotes are about a sheltered outdoor unit and a head that can actually cover the room you live in.
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Heat pumps in Christchurch
Southerlies, frost, and a lot of open-plan rebuilds. Canterbury jobs need a unit that still heats on a July morning, not just a mild Auckland afternoon.
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Heat pumps in Hamilton
Waikato winters are foggy and damp. A living-area high-wall plus a bedroom unit is the usual pair in a family home, insulation still changes the size.
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Heat pumps in Tauranga
Mild winters, serious summer cooling, and a lot of new two-storey houses. Bay of Plenty jobs are often as much about a west-facing lounge in January as July heat.
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Heat pumps in Dunedin
Cold houses, older stock, and a lot of nightstores still running. A properly sized high-wall in the living area is the usual first step, low-temperature performance is not optional.
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Heat pumps in Queenstown-Lakes
Alpine cold, holiday homes, and outdoor units that have to keep heating at −5 °C. Queenstown-Lakes is not a mild-climate catalogue job.
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Heat pumps in Palmerston North
Windy Manawatu family homes and a lot of 1970s weatherboard. A living-area high-wall is the usual first unit, size it for the draught, not just the floor plan.
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Heat pumps in Napier-Hastings
Hot, dry Hawke’s Bay summers and houses that still get a shock in July. A lot of jobs here are cooling-led, the heating is the bonus.
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Heat pumps in New Plymouth
Coastal Taranaki weather, salt air, and family homes that stay damp in winter. A sheltered outdoor unit lasts longer here than one facing the Tasman.
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Heat pumps in Nelson
Sunshine hours, cool nights, and houses that still want a living-area unit in winter. Nelson and Tasman jobs are usually straightforward high-walls, Richmond and Motueka included.
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Heat pumps in Invercargill
The coldest main centre. If the quote does not talk about low-temperature heating, it is the wrong quote. Living-area units here are specified for July, not a brochure.
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We also cover Other North Island, Other South Island. If you live rurally, choose the nearest region on the form.
How it works
Get a heat pump quote in three steps
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Tell us about the job
What you need, whether that is a new heat pump, a replacement, a repair or a service. It takes about a minute.
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A local expert gets in touch
We pass your request to a local heat pump business that works your area. They call to talk it through and book a visit.
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Get your quote and decide
They take a look and give you a written quote for the work. Go ahead only if you are happy.