People-first service. Beautiful installs. No stress.
1-888-Heat-Pumps is the East Bay’s dedicated heat pump installation contractor. As Fujitsu Elite Plus Contractors, we serve homeowners from Richmond to Fremont with one focus: clean, quiet, all-electric heating and cooling. No subcontractors. No ugly conduit. Just in-house technicians who treat your home like their own.
Cities We Serve
We install ductless mini-splits, ducted heat pump systems, and heat pump water heaters across Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Each neighborhood has its own climate quirks and architectural styles, and our team knows how to work with both. Select your city below to learn how we approach installations in your area—and which local rebates apply.
Contra Costa County
Alameda County
Our Services
Ductless Mini-Splits Zoned heating and cooling for homes without ductwork—ideal for ADUs, additions, and older homes where running ducts isn’t practical.
Ducted Heat Pump Systems Whole-home comfort using your existing ductwork. We replace gas furnaces and central AC with a single efficient system.
Heat Pump Water Heaters High-efficiency hybrid electric units that eliminate your last gas appliance. Pairs with HVAC rebates for maximum savings.
Don't just take our word for it.
Take a look at some of the reviews of customers have left us. By the way, we used to be named “Yellowjacket HVAC”. Some reviews refer to us by our previous business name.
FAQs
Do you install Heat Pump Water Heaters?
Yes. We specialize in heat pump technology—both HVAC systems and water heaters. If you’re replacing a gas water heater alongside your furnace, we can bundle both installations and handle the rebate paperwork for each.
Can a heat pump save me on my energy bills?
Yes! Heat pumps are highly energy-efficient and can save you money on both heating and cooling costs, especially when compared to traditional heating systems like furnaces and baseboard heaters.
Are there any rebates or incentives available for installing a heat pump in the Bay Area?
Yes, we can help you with this!
How long does a heat pump typically last?
With proper maintenance, heat pumps can last more than 15 years. Regular inspections and timely repairs can help prolong the lifespan of your heat pump, ensuring a comfortable home environment and optimal energy efficiency.
Will a heat pump work well with my existing ductwork?
Heat pumps can work with most existing ductwork systems. However, it’s essential to have a professional assess your ductwork to ensure it’s in good condition and properly sized for optimal heat pump performance.
Can heat pumps also provide hot water for my home?
We can discuss options on this! It is possible to do it at the same time, here is our Contact Page.
Which locations can you do installations?
We currently serve East Bay and South Bay in the SF Bay Area.
Do you do both ducted and ductless heat pumps?
Absolutely! We are happy to service both ducted and ductless jobs.
What's the difference between ducted and ductless heat pumps?
Ducted systems use hidden ducts to move air through vents in each room: great for whole-home comfort. Ductless systems, or mini-splits, use wall- or ceiling-mounted units to heat and cool specific areas. In short, ducted systems are centralized, while ductless systems give you room-by-room control.
Ready to learn more?
We’re here to help. We’ll walk you through your options and help you figure out if a heat pump is right for your home. We’re currently serving homes in Easy Bay and South Bay in the SF Bay Area.
We build careers, not just comfort.
Every install you book helps us invest in the next generation of skilled tradespeople. We hire locally, pay well, and offer top-tier training for our technicians. Read more about our mission to create good jobs below.
Berkeleyside
How a heat pump installation company is jump-starting careers for the ‘tool-belt generation’
College was never part of Chris Fe’Ao’s plans. “After high school, I just wanted to work,” said the 21-year-old, who is now training to install heat pumps with a Berkeley HVAC company...
The Oaklandside
Yellowjacket HVAC is on a mission to save the planet with heat pumps
Whether it’s a lack of air conditioning in the summer, or a failing furnace for heat in the winter, there’s a solution that covers both, and it has a low impact on the environment — heat pumps...