Quiet for close neighbors
Variable-speed outdoor units spend most of the day at low output, far quieter than a single-speed AC.
Heat pump installation in Vineyard, UT
Trade a loud builder-grade AC for a variable-speed heat pump and gas furnace: quiet by the patio, even upstairs, with $2,150 or more in rebates.
- 4.8 from 114 Google reviews
- Open 24/7
- Serving all of Vineyard
In a Vineyard home, upgrading from builder-grade equipment to a dual-fuel system is mostly about comfort and noise. A variable-speed heat pump runs quietly at low output, keeps the upstairs even, and pairs with a gas furnace for the coldest nights.
We’ve helped more than 2,000 Utah homeowners. Every Vineyard install includes a load calculation, the permit, haul-away of the old units and the rebate filing.
Why Vineyard homeowners upgrade
Even upstairs
Steady, low-speed airflow keeps bedrooms close to the thermostat.
Rebates
$1,450 from Rocky Mountain Power and $700 to $1,000 from Enbridge Gas, guaranteed.
Every Vineyard install includes
All for one price.
Load calculation
Builder systems are often oversized or undersized. We size yours to the house.Permit and inspection
Not every HVAC company pulls permits. We do on every job.Shoe covers and runners
Your floors stay clean.Thermostat setup
Dual-fuel switchover configured and explained.Rebates filed
Rocky Mountain Power and Enbridge Gas paperwork handled.Smile Guarantee
One year on our workmanship. If something isn’t right, we fix it free.
A recent Vineyard install
A builder-grade AC that sounded like a lawnmower. Megan and Jordan’s Vineyard home is now quiet inside and out.
- The problem
- The original AC was loud beside the patio and close to the neighbors, the vents roared at every start, and the upstairs never felt right.
- What we installed
- A variable-speed heat pump with a variable-speed gas furnace, installed with shoe covers and floor runners, plus a walkthrough of the new thermostat.
The result
A quiet hum, a usable patio and both floors at the same temperature.
Megan C., Vineyard
Vineyard pricing
Heat pump and gas furnace systems start at $9,990 after incentives, depending on your home and the efficiency you choose.
- From $9,990 after incentives
- $1,450 Rocky Mountain Power rebate
- $2,150 to $2,450 in rebates, guaranteed
- 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 114 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 Vineyard: questions
What rebates apply in Vineyard?
Rocky Mountain Power pays $1,450 on every heat pump we install, and Enbridge Gas ThermWise pays $700 with an 80% furnace or $1,000 with a 96%+ furnace.
Is it worth replacing a 10-year-old builder system?
If it’s loud, uneven or needs a big repair, often yes. The rebates cover a large share of the cost.
How quiet is a variable-speed heat pump?
Much quieter than a builder-grade AC. Most of the day it runs at a fraction of its capacity.
How long does it take?
Most installs are done in one day.
Can I finance it?
Yes. 0% interest for 12 months is available, plus longer-term plans.
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