The North Texas climate puts every HVAC system through scorching summers, sudden cold snaps, and plenty of pollen-heavy spring days. That big weather swing is why many Dallas homeowners are swapping outdated condensers and electric furnaces for a high-efficiency heat pump. A new heat pump delivers year-round comfort while trimming energy bills up to 40 percent. When paired with CountBricks AI estimating, the upgrade becomes faster, clearer, and far less stressful.
CountBricks isn’t just another software platform—our real-time voice assistant captures square footage, duct layout, and electrical details while you talk on site. Behind the scenes, our engine pulls:
• Current equipment pricing from Dallas distributors
• Local labor benchmarks for licensed HVAC techs
• Permit fees from every North Texas municipality
The result? A line-item estimate, material list, and project timeline ready before you leave the driveway. Learn more at CountBricks.com/services.
• Transparent costs: Live pricing means no sticker shock later
• Speed: Most quotes are generated in under 15 minutes
• Accuracy: AI blueprint takeoffs eliminate manual counting errors
• Confidence: All numbers are verified by local trade specialists
Every house is unique, but CountBricks data from 200+ recent projects shows these common ranges:
1. 2-ton heat pump (1,200–1,600 sq ft home) – $7,800–$9,200 installed
2. 3-ton heat pump (1,600–2,200 sq ft home) – $9,000–$11,500 installed
3. 4-ton heat pump (2,200–2,800 sq ft home) – $11,000–$14,000 installed
These figures include equipment, labor, basic duct transition, and City of Dallas permit. Use our instant calculator at CountBricks.com/consultation for a property-specific quote.
Our estimator joins you on a video call. You describe the attic, breaker panel, and existing equipment while pointing your camera. CountBricks records dimensions in real time.
If architectural drawings are available, simply upload them. In 60 seconds the system extracts:
• Exact conditioned square footage
• Duct lengths and diameters
• Return-air location
Using live distributor APIs, CountBricks prices three SEER2 options side-by-side and applies Dallas labor rates.
You receive a branded PDF with scope, inclusions, exclusions, and payment schedule—ready for e-signature.
After approval, CountBricks syncs with your preferred HVAC crew or our vetted partner network. Homeowners track progress through the CountBricks portal.
The current Texas energy code requires a minimum 15.2 SEER2 for single-family replacements. CountBricks embeds these requirements automatically, preventing costly change orders. In addition, Oncor’s Home Energy Efficiency Program offers rebates up to $1,200 for qualifying heat pumps. We pre-populate all incentive paperwork so homeowners receive savings without extra legwork.
Most residential swaps finish in one day. Complex ductwork adjustments may extend to two days.
Modern heat pumps operate best with smart thermostats. CountBricks includes a compatible model in every proposal and programs it before hand-off.
All equipment carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty when registered within 60 days. CountBricks files registration on the homeowner’s behalf and provides digital copies in your account.
• Keep outdoor coils clear of leaves and lawn debris to protect efficiency
• Change 4-inch filters every 90 days—or monthly if pets are present
• Schedule a spring and fall tune-up through CountBricks.com/maintenance
• Use ceiling fans to circulate conditioned air and reduce runtime
• Set humidity to 45-50 percent to enhance comfort without lowering thermostat settings
Whether you are a homeowner looking to cut utility bills or a residential builder searching for a reliable mechanical partner, CountBricks delivers data-driven precision from estimate to invoice. Book a free virtual walk-through today at CountBricks.com/consultation and see how effortless a new heat pump in Dallas can be.
When the Martinez family bought their 1930s Oak Cliff bungalow, the original gas furnace struggled against uninsulated walls. CountBricks performed a virtual tour, imported the aged PDF floorplan, and generated a three-option proposal in 14 minutes. The chosen 2-ton variable-speed heat pump cost $8,450 installed and qualified for a $900 utility rebate.
• Zero change orders—the AI takeoff caught a cramped closet clearance issue before demo day
• Same-day permit—CountBricks auto-filled Dallas mechanical forms, cutting the usual wait from three days to one hour
• 32 percent lower energy bill—the first three months of utility statements confirmed the projected savings
Small-lot infill builders often juggle five or more floorplans. Every revision means new load calculations and pricing. With CountBricks:
1. Upload revised PDFs
2. Assign “heat pump” as the mechanical scope template
3. Receive updated budgets across all elevations instantly
This agility allows builders to lock purchase orders early, protecting margins against equipment price swings.
• Bulk equipment ordering recommendations to capture volume discounts
• Automatic coordination with framing and electrical timelines inside the shared portal
• Branded homeowner handover packets that boost after-sale satisfaction
If you’re planning a single replacement or a 40-lot subdivision, CountBricks is ready. Schedule a live demo at CountBricks.com/consultation and experience the fastest path to a new heat pump Dallas customers applaud.
