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Kingfisher Heat Pumps installs heat pumps and heat pump water heaters. A customer this May said Hunter, Josh and the team installed a heat pump and a water heater, and that the household got rid of all its propane. On Google the company holds 4.8 stars from 20 ratings, and it says it has been in business 50 years. A 2026 customer said a whole-house heat pump Kingfisher installed in their 1797 central Vermont hill farmhouse kept up over the winter, even at −12°F, without the backup propane, for about $750 in electric heating costs. A 2026 customer in Norwich, Vermont said the company installed an air-to-water heat pump and a heat pump water heater at a lower cost than other bids, and that Hunter showed them how to run the system. A 2026 customer said Hunter cleaned the indoor units of heat pumps another company had installed. A 2025 customer said Hunter helped them through Efficiency Vermont rebates and financing, spotted a leaking water heater during the site visit, and that the company resolved a water hammer problem and finished on schedule. A 2025 customer said the company installed a multizone ductless heat pump and a heat pump water heater, plus a sediment filter for their well, in less than a month from first email. A 2025 customer said installation happened within two weeks and that Hunter followed up afterward. A 2024 customer said Kingfisher was the only installer willing to put in a ducted system in their house, at a cost well below other companies' estimates. A 2024 customer said the company installed two outdoor condensers feeding four indoor units, three of them ducted mini-splits, and helped with efficiency rebates. A 2026 customer gave one star and said an $18,000-plus Fujitsu system Kingfisher installed in March 2025 failed after 10 months, that the outdoor unit sat 4 inches off the ground, and that the company refused to cover labor under its one-year workmanship warranty. The customer said they filed a complaint with the Vermont Attorney General's Consumer Assistance Program.
I had such a wonderful experience with Kingfisher. Hunter, Josh and the team really know their stuff. They installed a water heater as well our heat pump. I love the new system! We got rid of all the propane in our house. The weird smell in the house is gone and our asthma is better. The team was so professional. They took the time to explain all the details and provided a fit that was perfect for our needs. I highly recommend them!
Kingfisher installed a whole-house heat pump in my old (1797) central Vermont hill farmhouse last year. To my surprise and delight, it performed up to its calculated performance over the winter, despite colder-than-average temperatures. Even at -12° F I never needed my backup propane. Total heating costs for the winter (electric) came to about $750. Efficient and reliable. Highly recommend.
Hunter and Team are true pros! From start to finish, they were extremely knowledgeable about the technology and needs of our home. The plan was thorough, installation was well executed, seamless, quick and clean. Our family would highly recommend.
Hunter was very professional and easy to work with for cleaning my heat pumps indoor units. We had a different company do the install (I don’t think kingfisher existed yet), but would definitely hire kingfisher if we ever need to install more.
They do very knowledgeable, conscientious, and responsible heat pump installation. They work closely with home and business owners. They are willing to answer all customer questions before, during, and after installation.
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Typical New Hampshire range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Kingfisher Heat Pumps. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$4,700 – $10,700
Typical HVAC project around $7,700
