Made for older, uneven homes
Bungalows and story-and-a-half homes often run much warmer upstairs. A variable-speed heat pump runs continuously at low speed, which keeps air moving between floors instead of blasting on and off.
Heat pump installation in Salt Lake City, UT
A variable-speed heat pump paired with a gas furnace evens out older Salt Lake City homes from the basement to the upstairs bedrooms. At least $2,150 in rebates, guaranteed.
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- Serving all of Salt Lake City
For most Salt Lake City homes, the best upgrade is dual fuel: a variable-speed heat pump paired with a high-efficiency gas furnace. The heat pump cools all summer and heats on mild days, and the furnace takes over when temperatures drop below freezing. The system picks the cheaper source on its own.
We’ve helped more than 2,000 Utah homeowners with their heating and cooling. Every Salt Lake City install includes a load calculation, the city permit, haul-away of the old equipment and the rebate paperwork.
Why dual fuel fits Salt Lake City
Rebates that stack
Salt Lake City homes are on Rocky Mountain Power and Enbridge Gas, so dual fuel qualifies for $1,450 from Wattsmart plus $700 to $1,000 from ThermWise, guaranteed. Dealer rebates can add more when they’re offered.
Quiet enough for a home office
City lots put the outdoor unit close to windows and neighbors. A variable-speed heat pump runs at low speed most of the time, so it’s far quieter than an old single-stage AC.
Every Salt Lake City install includes
One price, nothing left for you to chase.
A load calculation
Sized to your home’s square footage, insulation, windows and floors, not the old unit’s label.The Salt Lake City permit
Pulled through Building Services and inspected. Not every HVAC company pulls permits. We do on every job.A duct and airflow check
Especially in older homes, so the upstairs gets its share.A one-day install
Most systems are finished in a single day.Rebate filing
We submit your Wattsmart, ThermWise and any dealer rebates.The Smile Guarantee
A year on our workmanship. If something isn’t right, we fix it free.
A recent Salt Lake City install
Mark and Sarah’s upstairs hit 82° all summer. A dual-fuel system ended the 14° swing.
- The problem
- Mark and Sarah live in a 1940s brick bungalow in Sugar House. “Our upstairs was 82° all summer, but the main floor was freezing,” Mark said. Their 24-year-old furnace clanked in the basement, the aging AC vibrated right outside the home office window, and July and August electric bills routinely climbed past $340.
- What we installed
- We replaced both with a variable-speed heat pump paired with a high-efficiency natural gas furnace. The variable-speed compressor runs continuously at low speed, circulating air evenly between floors, and the system uses the heat pump on mild spring and fall days and switches to gas when temperatures drop below freezing. Their rebates stacked to $3,450: $1,450 from Rocky Mountain Power, $1,000 from Enbridge Gas and a $1,000 dealer rebate taken off the invoice, with $0 down and 0% interest for 12 months.
The result
The 14° difference between floors is gone, the system runs whisper-quiet, and their summer electric bill dropped from $340 to $195.
- Age of the old furnace and AC
- 24 yearsAge of the old furnace and AC
- Swing between floors, now gone
- 14°Swing between floors, now gone
- Summer electric bill
- $340 → $195Summer electric bill
- Rebates stacked
- $3,450Rebates stacked
Mark T., Salt Lake City
What it costs in Salt Lake City
Heat pump and gas furnace systems start at $9,990 after incentives, with $0 down and 0% interest for 12 months available. Your exact price depends on your home’s size and the efficiency you choose.
- From $9,990 after incentives
- $2,150 to $2,450 in rebates, guaranteed
- Dealer rebates when offered
- $0 down and 0% interest for 12 months available
On every job, no exceptions
We pull the permit
A permit means a city or county inspector checks the work for safety and code. It also protects you when you sell your home. Not every HVAC company pulls permits. We do on every job.
We haul away the old equipment
Your old furnace, AC or heat pump leaves with us. Nothing is left in your yard or garage for you to deal with.
We leave it cleaner than we found it
We clean up before we go and leave your home cleaner than we found it, so the only thing you notice is the new system.
What our customers say
4.8 from 112 Google reviews“Garritt and Erwin showed up on time and started working, they answered all my questions throughout the day and were very professional and courteous. The install went flawless and looks great. They walked me through the thermostat settings and insured all systems were working properly before leaving. These gentleman did an awesome job, thanks.”
Heat pump installation in Salt Lake City: questions
Do heat pumps work in Salt Lake City winters?
Yes, paired with a gas furnace. January nights average in the mid-20s here. The heat pump handles mild days efficiently, and the furnace takes over when temperatures drop below freezing.
How much can a heat pump save in Salt Lake City?
It depends on the home, but Mark T. in Sugar House saw his summer electric bill drop from $340 to $195 after replacing a 24-year-old AC and furnace with a variable-speed heat pump and gas furnace.
What rebates can I get on a heat pump in Salt Lake City?
$1,450 from Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart on every heat pump we install, plus $700 with an 80% furnace or $1,000 with a 96%+ furnace from Enbridge Gas ThermWise. Dealer rebates can add more when they’re offered.
Will a heat pump work in my older Salt Lake City home?
Usually. We check your ducts, electrical panel and where the outdoor unit can go. Older homes with small ducts sometimes need a few changes, and we tell you before we quote.
Do I need a permit for a heat pump in Salt Lake City?
Yes. Salt Lake City Building Services issues the permit and inspects the install. We pull it on every job, and it’s included in your price.
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