Ductless mini-splits in Utah County and Salt Lake County

Efficient heating and cooling for basements, additions, garages and any room your ducts don’t reach. Installs start at $4,390 after Wattsmart rebates ($4,990 before rebates).

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From $4,390 after rebates
$600 to $1,700 in rebates
Permit pulled on every job

Ductless mini-split heat pump installed by Eco Home on a Utah patio

Where mini-splits make sense

A mini-split is a small heat pump that heats and cools one area without any ductwork.

Finished basementsKeep a basement comfortable year-round without running new ducts through finished ceilings.
Additions and bonus roomsRooms over garages and new additions are often too hot or too cold. A mini-split fixes that.
Garages and workshopsTurn a garage or shop into a space you can use in July and January.
Homes without ductworkOlder homes with boilers or baseboard heat can add efficient cooling and heating without ducts.
One room that never feels rightA mini-split gives that room its own temperature control.
ADUs and mother-in-law apartmentsGive a separate living space its own heating and cooling and its own thermostat.

Clear pricing

Mini-splits from $4,390 after rebates

Installs start at $4,990 before rebates. That includes the permit, the wall mount, a line hide to keep the refrigerant lines neat, and the electrical work, the parts that make an install safe and clean. Rocky Mountain Power customers then get $600 to $1,700 back through Wattsmart, bringing the starting price to $4,390.

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How a mini-split install works

1
Free in-home estimate
We look at the space, measure it and recommend the right size and number of indoor units. You get a clear price, and we pull the permit for your job.
2
Plan the placement
We choose where the indoor unit and outdoor unit go, with a small line set connecting them through the wall.
3
Install and connect
We mount the units, run the lines and electrical, and set everything up to the manufacturer’s specifications.
4
Test before we leave
We test heating and cooling, show you how to use the remote, and leave your home cleaner than we found it.

Why homeowners choose Eco Home

Open 24/7Nights, weekends and holidays. Call or book online any time.
Upfront pricingYou see the price before any work starts.
Smile GuaranteeOne year on our workmanship. If it’s not right, we fix it free.
Licensed and insuredUtah contractor license #13607597-5501.

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Whole-home comfort

Need heating and cooling for the whole house?

For most Utah homes with ductwork, a central heat pump paired with a gas furnace is the best value for the whole house. It heats and cools every room, and every install comes with $2,150 in rebates guaranteed.

ACiQ and Amana inverter heat pumps
$2,150 in rebates guaranteed
Dual-fuel systems from $9,990 after incentives

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Ductless mini-splits questions

What is a ductless mini-split?

A mini-split is a small heat pump with an outdoor unit and one or more indoor units mounted on the wall or ceiling. It heats and cools without any ductwork, and each indoor unit has its own controls.

Can a mini-split heat my basement in a Utah winter?

Yes. Mini-splits are heat pumps, and today’s models keep heating efficiently well below freezing. They’re a great fit for basements, additions and other rooms that are hard to keep comfortable.

How much does a mini-split cost?

Mini-split installs start at $4,990 before rebates, or $4,390 after the Wattsmart rebate for Rocky Mountain Power customers. That includes the permit, the wall mount, a line hide and the electrical work. Your exact price depends on the size of the space and how many indoor units you need.

Are there rebates for mini-splits?

Yes. Rocky Mountain Power customers can get $600 to $1,700 back through the Wattsmart program on qualifying mini-splits, and we file the paperwork for you.

Do you pull a permit for mini-split installs?

Yes, on every job. A permit means a city or county inspector checks the work for safety and code, and it protects you when you sell your home.

Should I get a mini-split or a central heat pump?

For one room or area, like a basement or addition, a mini-split is usually the right choice. For the whole house, a central heat pump paired with your gas furnace is usually the better value.