Precios transparentes
Coste e incentivos estimados para la mejora integral del hogar y la sustitución urgente del calentador de agua
Important information on pricing:
We’ve compiled a list of the most common upgrades with pricing to help you make an informed decision. Prices are effective as of February 2026 and may be subject to change at any time.
Appliance Requirement
Your planned project must include a heat pump water heater or heat pump HVAC system to take advantage of these offerings.
Reembolsos
We’ll help you apply for all eligible SVCE and third-party rebates to further reduce your upfront costs. Estimated rebates may include a combination of SVCE, local, state, and federal rebates and incentives. Your final rebate amount will depend on rebate availability, your project scope, household income, and other factors. Sign up for a free home assessment to see your project costs, including all current incentives you are eligible for.
Instalaciones sin costo
Eligible property owners and tenants may receive free installations. Check qualifications for no-cost installation here.
Explore your options
We’re here to provide the information you need to make the best choice for your home. To ensure you have the best options, we encourage you to explore all possibilities, including obtaining quotes from one or two other contractors.
Explore Pricing and Details
We’ve locked in fixed installation pricing and detailed services for you. For an example of what a project could include, review “Sample Project Costs” section below.
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Measure |
Description |
Price before rebates |
Estimated SVCE and third-party rebates |
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Calentador de agua con bomba de calor (HPWH) |
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50 gallons, 240V |
Includes prevailing wage installation, removal of the existing water heater, materials, and a standard one-year installation warranty. Prices do not include Complexity Add-Ons (see below) or cosmetic repairs such as drywall patches, touch-up paint, paint or texture matching, floor matching or other finishes. |
$4,330 |
2.500 $ – 6.700 $ |
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65 gallons, 240V |
$4,900 |
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80 gallons, 240V |
$5,530 |
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65 gallons, 120V |
$4,900 |
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80 gallons, 120V |
$5,530 |
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Permitting Fees |
Includes City building permit fees, inspections, and administrative services |
$750 |
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Complexity Add-Ons |
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Calentador de agua Duct In |
Add discharge duct to unconditioned space |
$600 - $900 |
Your HPWH rebates will be applied to these measures, if necessary |
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On-demand Hot Water Recirculation Pump |
Install push button system that delivers instant hot water |
$1,500 |
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Recinto del calentador de agua |
Install prefabricated water heater housing. Required when water heater is located outside. |
$400 - $600 |
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Traslado del calentador de agua |
Relocate water heater to a new location, including piping and ducting. Required when existing water heater location is not optimal. |
$900 - $2,800 |
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Instalación de ventilación exterior |
Add additional vent location |
$700 - $1,100 |
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Electrical Add-Ons |
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240 Volt Circuit |
Install dedicated circuit to the new equipment |
$1,200 - $2,000 |
$500 – $750 |
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120 Volt Circuit |
$800 - $1,600 |
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Circuit sharing device or load management device |
Device installed to enable multiple electrical loads to share a single circuit safely or to optimize the distribution of electrical load on a circuit. |
$500 - $1,200 |
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Electrical Panel Replacement |
Remove and replace a faulty, unsafe, or undersized electrical panel with a new panel capable of serving the home’s load. The most common panels that require replacement are Zinsco, Federal Pacific, Sylvania, and Stabloc. Your existing panel will be assessed by your Energy Advisor and/or contractor. Please note this does not increase service amps to your home (see Service Upgrade below). |
$4,850 - $9,450 |
1000 $ – 2000 $ |
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Subpanel Installation |
Install a subpanel with up to 2 breakers or up to 50-amps, whichever is necessary. Additional circuit may be required for installation and is not included in this price. Please note this does not increase service amps to your home (see Service Upgrade below). |
$1,600 |
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Subpanel Replacement |
Remove and replace a faulty or unsafe subpanel, or subpanels that are over 50-amps. The most common subpanels that require replacement are Zinsco, Federal Pacific, Sylvania, and Stabloc. Additional circuit may be required for installation and is not included in this price. Please note this does not increase service amps to your home (see Service Upgrade below) to your home. |
2950 $ – 4200 $ |
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Smart Panel |
Install a main service panel that optimizes and manages the site’s total load in real time. Depending on your project complexity, smart panels can be a cost-effective alternative to a Service Upgrade (see below) by optimizing your existing service. |
$9,050 |
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Service Upgrade (Admin Fee Only) |
Service upgrades are required when your existing service size cannot safely support your new equipment’s power demands. 90% of homes do not need service upgrades to fully electrify. Your Energy Advisor and contractor will scope your project based on our Panel Best Practices. *Please note that this price is only for the program’s administrative fee to coordinate with PG&E. PG&E may charge additional engineering and service upgrade fees, which are not included here and are disclosed as part of the permitting process. PG&E fees can vary from $3,000 to $20,000+ based on the project scope and can take up to 6-12+ months to complete. |
$800* |
$1,000 – $2,000 on a case-by-case basis. Projects that voluntarily opt for a service upgrade are not eligible for SVCE’s Electrical Infrastructure rebate. |
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Measure |
Description |
Price before rebates |
Estimated SVCE and third-party rebates |
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Heat Pump HVAC (HP HVAC) |
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2 Ton Central System |
Includes prevailing wage installation, removal of the existing HVAC system, materials, installation of standard refrigerant line set, recycling of existing refrigerant lines (if necessary), and a standard one-year installation warranty. Prices do not include Complexity Add-Ons (see below) or cosmetic repairs such as drywall patches, touch-up paint, paint or texture matching, floor matching or other finishes. |
$12,000 |
Entre 2.000 y 5.000 dólares |
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2.5 Ton Central System |
$12,700 |
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3 Ton Central System |
$13,400 |
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3.5 Ton Central System |
$14,350 |
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4 Ton Central System |
$15,300 |
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4.5 Ton Central System |
$16,850 |
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5 Ton Central System |
$18,400 |
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1-zone Ductless Minisplit System |
$6,750 |
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2-zone Ductless Minisplit System |
$10,800 |
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3-zone Ductless Minisplit System |
$14,400 |
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4-zone Ductless Minisplit System |
$19,435 |
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5-zone Ductless Minisplit System |
$23,000 |
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Permitting Fees |
Includes City building permit fees, inspections, HERS verification, and administrative services. Most HP HVAC installations require a mechanical and electrical permit (2 units). |
750 $; 300 $ por unidad adicional |
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Complexity Add-Ons |
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Reparación de conductos |
Repair part of a duct to prevent air leakage and improve duct performance. Does not include duct remapping. |
$300 - $900 |
N/A |
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Sustitución de conductos |
Replace part or all of the supply ducts. Often required when your existing ductwork is undersized for the new system or portions are irreparable. May include duct remapping. |
500 $ por conducto |
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Termostato inteligente |
Most systems will come with their proprietary thermostats. May be required for custom projects |
$105 - $342 |
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Juego de líneas nuevas / de repuesto |
The cost of a standard refrigerant line set is included in the base HP HVAC price above. This measure is added for longer or more complex line sets. |
$400 – 900 |
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Fabricación de chapas metálicas |
Fabricate and install a custom piece to connect ductwork to the new HVAC equipment. Typically needed when new equipment is a different shape and/or size. |
$400 - $900 |
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Rejillas de registro de baja resistencia |
Replace older register grilles for newer ones to improve HVAC performance. Typically needed in homes built for heating only but other conditions may benefit from this upgrade as well. |
$400 - $900 |
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Nuevo registro |
Install new supply vents and ductwork to a new conditioned air location where a location previously did not receive air or did not receive sufficient air flow or to improve overall system performance. |
275 $ cada uno |
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Electrical Add-Ons |
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240 Volt Circuit |
Install dedicated circuit to the new equipment |
$1,200 - $2,000 |
$500 – $750 |
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120 Volt Circuit |
$800 - $1,600 |
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Circuit sharing device or load management device |
Device installed to enable multiple electrical loads to share a single circuit safely or to optimize the distribution of electrical load on a circuit. |
$500 - $1,200 |
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Main Electric Panel Replacement |
Remove and replace a faulty, unsafe, or undersized electrical panel with a new panel capable of serving the home’s load. The most common panels that require replacement are Zinsco, Federal Pacific, Sylvania, and Stabloc. Your existing panel will be assessed by your Energy Advisor and/or contractor Please note this does not increase service amps to your home (see Service Upgrade below). |
$4,850 - $9,450 |
1000 $ – 2000 $ |
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Subpanel Installation |
Install a subpanel with up to 2 breakers or up to 50-amps, whichever is necessary. Additional circuit may be required for installation and is not included in this price. Please note this does not increase service amps to your home (see Service Upgrade below). |
$1,600 |
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Subpanel Replacement |
Remove and replace a faulty or unsafe subpanel, or subpanels that are over 50-amps. The most common subpanels that require replacement are Zinsco, Federal Pacific, Sylvania, and Stabloc. Additional circuit may be required for installation and is not included in this price. Please note this does not increase service amps to your home (see Service Upgrade below) to your home. |
2950 $ – 4200 $ |
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Smart Panel |
Install a main service panel that optimizes and manages the site’s total load in real time. Depending on your project complexity, smart panels can be a cost-effective alternative to a Service Upgrade (see below) by optimizing your existing service. |
$9,050 |
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Service Upgrade (Admin Fee Only) |
Service upgrades are required when your existing service size cannot safely support your new equipment’s power demands. 90% of homes do not need service upgrades to fully electrify. Your Energy Advisor and contractor will scope your project based on our Panel Best Practices. Please note that this price is only for the program’s administrative fee to coordinate with PG&E. PG&E may charge additional engineering and service upgrade fees, which are not included here and are disclosed as part of the permitting process. PG&E fees can vary from $3,000 to $20,000+ based on the project scope and can take up to 6-12+ months to complete. |
$800* |
$1,000 – $2,000 on a case-by-case basis. Projects that voluntarily opt for a service upgrade are not eligible for SVCE’s Electrical Infrastructure rebate. |
- We offer a limited selection of standard products. We will do our best to accommodate your preferred choice. If your selected choice is not available, your contractor will help you select a comparable alternative. See our Opciones de aparatos.
- Have a specific appliance in mind that isn’t on our list? No problem, we can just install the dedicated circuit for it.
- Consulte a su instalador para determinar cuál es la mejor opción para su hogar. Sus opciones pueden estar limitadas por la disponibilidad del producto y las especificaciones de su vivienda, como la capacidad eléctrica, el espacio, las dimensiones, etc.
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Measure |
Description |
Price before rebates |
Estimated SVCE and third-party rebates |
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Electrodomésticos |
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Cocina eléctrica de inducción |
Includes prevailing wage installation, removal of the existing range/cooktop, materials, and a standard one-year installation warranty. Prices do not include Complexity Add-Ons (see below) or cosmetic repairs such as drywall patches, touch-up paint, paint or texture matching, floor matching or other finishes. |
$2,695 |
500 $ – 1250 $ |
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Electric induction cooktop 30” |
$3,355 |
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Placa de inducción eléctrica de 36 pulgadas Price includes system installation and straightforward removal of the old system |
$3,555 |
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Secadora de ropa eléctrica de alta eficiencia |
Includes prevailing wage installation, removal of the existing dryer, materials, and a standard one-year installation warranty. Prices do not include Complexity Add-Ons (see below) or cosmetic repairs such as drywall patches, touch-up paint, paint or texture matching, floor matching or other finishes. |
$2,200 |
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Complexity Add-Ons |
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Cabinet Cut In/Out |
Modify cut in and framing for appliance |
$470 – $1,075 |
N/A |
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240 Volt Circuit |
Install dedicated circuit to the new equipment |
$1,200 - $2,000 |
$500 – $750 |
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120 Volt Circuit |
$800 - $1,600 |
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Circuit sharing device or load management device |
Device installed to enable multiple electrical loads to share a single circuit safely or to optimize the distribution of electrical load on a circuit |
$500 - $1,200 |
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Sample project costs
Samples are provided based on a standard installation. Actual project costs will vary per home. For details, please view the “Explore Pricing” section.
Calentador de agua con bomba de calor (HPWH)
| Total cost before rebates | $6,850 |
| 65-gallon heat pump water heater | $4,900 |
| 240V circuit (minor) | $1,200 |
| Permit | $750 |
| Upfront rebates | |
| SVCE upfront rebates | $3,000 |
| City rebates | Hasta 2000 dólares |
Total out-of-pocket costs
$1,850 – $3,850
Or $0 if income-qualified
En comparación con los 4.300 dólares que costaría el equivalente en gasolina
Ahorro energético medio a lo largo de la vida útil (15 años) en comparación con el equivalente de gas
Sistemas de climatización con bomba de calor (HPHVAC)
| Total cost before rebates | $15,650 |
| 3-ton central system | $13,400 |
| 240V circuit (minor) | $1,200 |
| Permit | $1,050 |
| Upfront rebates | |
| SVCE upfront rebates | $2,500 |
| City rebates | Up to $2,500 |
Cost after rebates
$10,150 – $13,150
Or $0 if income-qualified
En comparación con los 17 600 dólares que costaría el equivalente en gasolina
Ahorro energético medio a lo largo de la vida útil (15 años) en comparación con el equivalente de gas
¿Preguntas?
Nuestro equipo está aquí para ayudarle a realizar la transición a la energía limpia de forma sencilla y asequible. Póngase en contacto con nosotros en advisor@svce.franklinenergy.com o en el (408) 260-5255.
