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Heat Pump Cost in Farmington, NM (2026)

Heat Pump CostFarmington, NM

A 3-ton heat pump, installed, before rebates

$7,450to$19,250

From a public baseline. How prices are made.

Low$13,350 typicalHigh

The low and the high are the spread of equipment and labor in the public baseline for a 3-ton heat pump in 2026.

New Mexico Rebates in 2026

Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open. New Mexicans are now eligible for a tax credit for energy efficiency and electrification measures they install in their existing homes.

New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department pays $1,000 per product installed on a ducted heat pump at ENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance, non-low-income taxpayer.. Checked October 22, 2026. How to apply.

Energy Conserving Products (ECP). Program page. Rebate chart.
EquipmentMinimum efficiencyRebate
Air-source heat pumpENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance; non-low-income taxpayer.$1,000 per product installed
Air-source heat pumpENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance; affordable housing or low-income taxpayer.$2,000 per product installed
Ground-source heat pumpENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance; non-low-income taxpayer.$1,000 per product installed
Ground-source heat pumpENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance; affordable housing or low-income taxpayer.$2,000 per product installed
Unducted mini-split air-source heat pumpENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance; non-low-income taxpayer.$1,000 per product installed
Unducted mini-split air-source heat pumpENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance; low-income taxpayer.$2,000 per product installed

Every Program a Farmington Homeowner Can Use

What It Costs

All 7 systems, low to high
Installed cost, equipment and labor, before rebates
SystemLowTypicalHighRange drawn
Central AC and gas furnace
Central AC only, 3 ton 16 SEER$4,150$6,900$9,700
Gas furnace only, 80,000 BTU 95% AFUE$3,750$4,050$4,800
Heat pump, ducted
2-ton heat pump 15 SEER$6,500$11,750$17,000
3-ton heat pump 15 SEER$7,450$13,350$19,250
4-ton heat pump 15 SEER$8,400$14,950$21,500
5-ton heat pump 15 SEER$9,400$16,550$23,700
Mini-split
Mini-split, one zone, 12,000 BTU 20 SEER$4,500$7,500$10,500

Sources today: public baseline: NREL National Residential Efficiency Measures Database, 2024 release (read via hvacbase.org, 2026-10-19). Two more sources join as they arrive: Verified contractor ranges and homeowner-reported quotes. 2023 dollars, national. No metro factor is applied in this version. This city publishes no machine-readable permit feed, so no permit facts print. How prices are made.

Common Questions

How much does a 3-ton heat pump cost installed in Farmington?

The installed range is $7,450 to $19,250, with a typical price of $13,350. This is the national public baseline in 2023 dollars.

What does the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department heat pump rebate pay in 2026?

$1,000 per product installed at ENERGY STAR or equivalent local performance, non-low-income taxpayer., through Energy Conserving Products (ECP). Open. New Mexicans are now eligible for a tax credit for energy efficiency and electrification measures they install in their existing homes.

Is the federal heat pump tax credit still available?

The IRS allows the credit for property placed in service before December 31, 2025. A heat pump installed in 2026 gets no federal credit. The utility rebate is the money on the table in 2026.

What do the other systems cost in Farmington?

A 3-ton central air conditioner runs $4,150 to $9,700, typical $6,900. A gas furnace runs $3,750 to $4,800, typical $4,050. A one-zone mini-split runs $4,500 to $10,500, typical $7,500. Each range is installed, before rebates.

What size and efficiency does the heat pump range assume?

The range is for the table row "3-ton heat pump" at 15 SEER. The table on this page lists 7 systems from low to high, each with its own size and efficiency.

Contractors in Farmington

A Verified contractor is one that published its terms here.

Range quarter 2026-Q4, updated October 22, 2026. Last change: First pages: furnace, AC and heat pump ranges from the public baseline, and the state programs read from each provider. Changelog. Source page: https://hvacvisit.com/new-mexico/farmington/heat-pump-cost. Cite a range with a link to the page it is on. Do not republish a page, a table or a dataset in full.