Find the right next step for your heat-pump project

Answer ten questions and we’ll point you to the right next step for a ducted heat pump project in Washington, DC. At Perennial DC Heat Pumps we install and replace ducted heat pumps. The tool only uses your answers, so it can’t diagnose equipment, judge safety, size a system or approve a rebate; we do that on the site visit.

How we pick your result

We look first at whether the house is in DC and who can approve the work, then at the system and ducts, then at whether you want to keep the furnace and how you heat now. Anything you don’t know stays marked as unknown. Your timing doesn’t change the result or book a date. The result tells you why we chose it and what to gather.

Bring the result to your estimate

Collect the equipment records you can reach and any permissions you know about, without opening electrical or refrigerant equipment. Read our survey guide and quote checklist. If something is unsafe right now, such as a burning smell or sparking, call the right emergency or equipment service; this planning tool doesn’t send anyone out.

Where is the property?
What heating system does it currently use?
Is this a home, condo or commercial property?
Does it have existing air ducts?
What is prompting the project?
Where are comfort problems most noticeable?
Is a compatible furnace intended to remain?
Has electrical capacity been professionally assessed?
Are association approval, historic review or placement restrictions known?
When would you like the project completed?

Answer all ten questions to see your planning category

Get a clear project scope

Describe the existing system and what you want to change. Unknown technical details can remain unknown at inquiry.

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Tell us about the project