Free quote check

Are you overpaying for your heat pump?

Got a quote? Don't sign it yet. Send it over and I'll check what is missing, what looks padded, whether the sizing and backup heat plan matches your needs, and whether the incentive claims are still true in 2026. You'll get a straight verdict: fair price, worth negotiating, or walk away, and the reasons behind it.

  • Independent
  • No lead auction
  • Free, no account needed
  • A real person reads it and replies in ~2 business days
  1. 1. Send your quote

    Paste it or upload the PDF. Add your state, utility, heat pump, and total.

  2. 2. I check the details

    Installed price per installed scope, electrical work, permits, and incentives.

  3. 3. Sign only if it holds up

    A fair quote should survive a line-by-line read.

Or upload the quote (PDF or photo)

Free, no account needed, no sales pitch. Takes a couple of minutes, could save you thousands. No instant score: David reads it himself and replies, usually within 2 business days.

From people I've helped

Our quote leaned hard on rebates and brand names. David helped us ask for the Manual J, the backup heat plan, the electrical scope, and the exact incentive assumptions. The quote was not automatically bad. It just needed to prove itself.
Rachel Morgan, Massachusetts
I was comparing two heat pump bids that looked impossible to compare. The review put them side by side by installed scope, duct work, cold-climate performance, and what was missing. We knew which follow-up questions mattered before the deposit.
Daniel Ortiz, Maine

Form not working? Email david@heat-pumps.guide.

What we check

Price per installed scope, Manual J/sizing logic, duct or head layout, backup heat, electrical work, permits, and incentive dates.

What we will not do

Sell your lead to installers or pretend every expensive quote is bad. Some electrical work is legitimate, and if your quote is fair for the scope, we will say so.

Useful before signing

The best time to catch a stale incentive or missing line item is before the deposit.

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