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What Did Your Heat Pump Water Heater Installation Cost? We Want to Know


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Heat pump water heaters (HPWH) are a game changing decarbonization technology that are unfortunately still too expensive in many regions. Our nonprofit-led Advanced Water Heating Initiative is looking to track prices that households are paying for HPWH installations to see what folks are spending by region and also to observe if prices start declining over time. Help us crowdsource this good info!

Have you had one of these bad boys installed? How much did it cost for the install? We want to know!

Have you had a heat pump water heater installed? When did you do it and where do you live? What did you pay for that installation? Those are the four questions we’re looking for. Please fill out this 30 second form or drop a comment in the chat below.

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Joe Wachunas

Joe lives in Portland, Oregon, and works to promote electric and decarbonized buildings. He believes that electrifying everything, from transportation to homes, is the quickest path to an equitable, clean energy future. Joe and his family live in an all-electric home and drive an EV.

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