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Eco Home Heating & Cooling

HVAC company serving all of Salt Lake County

From Sugar House bungalows to West Valley split-levels and West Jordan two-stories, we repair and replace furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps across Salt Lake County, 24/7.

  • 4.8 from 112 Google reviews
  • Open 24/7
  • Permits pulled on every job
Eco Home technician connecting gauges to a new outdoor heat pump

Heating and cooling across Salt Lake County

Salt Lake County is Utah’s most populous county, with 1,185,238 people in the 2020 census. Its housing spans more than a century, from Victorians in the Avenues to post-war ramblers, 1970s split-levels and the two-story subdivisions that filled the west side in the 1990s and 2000s. Each era has its own heating and cooling headaches.

What ties them together is the valley itself: hot July afternoons in the mid-90s, January nights in the 20s, and winter inversions that sit on the valley floor for days. For most homes here, we recommend a variable-speed heat pump paired with a gas furnace, sized with a load calculation for that specific house.

Recent Salt Lake County jobs

Real homes, real problems, one fix that keeps working

Mark T., Salt Lake City

The problem: A 1940s Sugar House bungalow at 82° upstairs, a clanking 24-year-old furnace and $340 summer bills.

The result: A 14° swing between floors gone, and the summer bill down to $195.

Heating and cooling in Salt Lake City ›

Chris P., West Valley City

The problem: A 30-year-old furnace that “sounded like a freight train,” a dead central AC and three window units.

The result: The window units are gone, and the whole split-level heats and cools quietly.

Heating and cooling in West Valley City ›

Jared N., West Jordan

The problem: A late-1990s two-story whose west-facing bedrooms never cooled, with a short-cycling 22-year-old furnace.

The result: Both floors comfortable, and the summer bill down 43%, from $290 to $165.

Heating and cooling in West Jordan ›

$2,150 to $2,450 in rebates, guaranteed, anywhere in Salt Lake County

Nearly every Salt Lake County city is on Rocky Mountain Power, which pays $1,450 for every heat pump we install. Murray runs its own city power, so we match the $1,450 there with an Eco Home credit. Enbridge Gas adds $700 to $1,000 when the heat pump is paired with a gas furnace, and dealer rebates can stack on top: Mark, Chris and Jared each added $1,000 more.

  • $1,450

    Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart, or our match in Murray

  • $700–$1,000

    Enbridge Gas ThermWise, with a gas furnace

HVAC services in Salt Lake County

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.

Salt Lake County cities we serve

Cities in bold have their own page with a local job and local details.

BluffdaleCottonwood HeightsDraperHerrimanHolladayKearnsMagnaMidvaleMillcreekMurrayRivertonSalt Lake CitySandySouth JordanSouth Salt LakeTaylorsvilleWest JordanWest Valley City

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.”
Chris P. · Google review · System installation

Salt Lake County HVAC questions

Which Salt Lake County cities do you serve?

All of them, from Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake and Millcreek to West Valley City, West Jordan, Sandy, Draper, Riverton, Herriman and Bluffdale. We’re open 24/7.

Who should I hire to replace my HVAC system in Salt Lake County?

Choose a licensed contractor who sizes the system with a load calculation, pulls the permit, and puts the equipment, warranty and rebates in writing. That’s how we handle every job, and for most homes here we recommend a heat pump paired with a gas furnace.

I live in Murray. Do I still get the heat pump rebate?

Yes. Murray City Power isn’t part of Rocky Mountain Power’s program, so we match the $1,450 with a credit from Eco Home on every heat pump we install. Enbridge Gas rebates still apply.

Do I need a permit to replace a furnace or AC in Salt Lake County?

Yes. Your city’s building department issues it, or Salt Lake County for unincorporated areas. Not every HVAC company pulls permits. We do on every job, and it’s included in your price.

How much does a new heating and cooling system cost in Salt Lake County?

Furnaces start at $3,990, installed in one day. Heat pump and gas furnace systems start at $9,990 after incentives, with 0% interest for 12 months available. Instant pricing gives you a number for your home in about two minutes.

Heating and cooling help anywhere in Salt Lake County, any time

Get your price in two minutes, book online, or call. We’re open 24/7.

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