Heat pump installation in Magna, UT
Many Magna homeowners use heat pumps, and it makes sense: one system heats and cools, and older homes without ducts can use ductless units. A new heat pump typically costs about $5,300 to $8,400 installed for common 2 to 4 ton systems.
We size it for your home, handle the permit and tell you honestly which rebates apply today. Emergency service is available 24/7.
The price in plain numbers
Average installed prices in Magna from our pricing guide are about $5,300 for a 2 ton system, $6,800 for a 3 ton and $8,400 for a 4 ton. See the heat pump installation pricing guide.
| System size | Typical home size | Magna average installed |
|---|---|---|
| 2 ton | Under 1,400 sq ft | $5,300 |
| 3 ton | 1,800 to 2,200 sq ft | $6,800 |
| 4 ton | 2,600 to 3,200 sq ft | $8,400 |
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Heat pumps in a cold winter
Salt Lake Valley winters are freezing and snowy, so the model matters. Cold climate heat pumps are built to keep heating at low outdoor temperatures, and a dual fuel system adds a gas furnace for the coldest days.
We help you choose the right type for your home, and we are honest when a different system fits better. The U.S. Department of Energy explains how heat pumps work.
Older homes without ducts
Many brick ramblers and cottages here have no central ductwork. A ductless mini split heat pump heats and cools without it.
We size each indoor unit for its room and place it so the air reaches where you sit and sleep. See the ductless mini split pricing guide.
Rebates: check Rocky Mountain Power first
Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart program has offered rebates on air source heat pumps for existing homes. Its own site says up to $1,800, with the amount depending on the efficiency tier and what the heat pump replaces, and the utility has proposed changes to its incentives in 2026.
Confirm current terms on its Wattsmart page. You must be a Rocky Mountain Power customer in an existing home.
There is no federal tax credit for a heat pump installed in 2026, because Section 25C ended after December 31, 2025.
How an installation works
- We look at the home. Ducts or no ducts, panel and placement.
- We size and select with cold weather performance in mind.
- You get options and prices before work begins.
- We pull the permit and install.
- We test both modes and show you how it works.
Choosing between a heat pump, dual fuel and a furnace
| System | Best for | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Cold climate heat pump | Homes with good ducts or ductless needs | Needs a model built for low temperatures |
| Dual fuel (heat pump plus gas furnace) | Homes that want the coldest nights covered by gas | Two systems to maintain |
| Gas furnace with an AC | Homes with newer equipment already | Does not qualify for heat pump rebates |
We explain each in terms of your house and your bills.
Where we install heat pumps
We serve Magna, Salt Lake City, West Valley City, Taylorsville, Kearns, West Jordan, Murray and Midvale. See furnace repair in Magna, AC repair in Magna and all of our locations.
Brands we service
We repair and install all major brands. Each brand page lists the models we install, the problems we see most and what the warranty typically covers. See how we match a technician to your brand.
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Common questions
How much does a heat pump cost in Magna, UT?
Average installed prices in our guide are about $5,300 for a 2 ton, $6,800 for a 3 ton and $8,400 for a 4 ton.
Will a heat pump keep my home warm in a Utah winter?
A cold climate model, often with gas or electric backup for the coldest days, can. We help you choose.
Can I get a heat pump without ducts?
Yes, with ductless mini splits.
Is there a Rocky Mountain Power rebate?
Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart program has offered heat pump rebates for existing homes. Amounts change, so confirm current terms.
Is there a federal tax credit?
No. The federal 25C credit ended after December 31, 2025.
Talk to a person
Call any hour for emergency service, or reach us during business hours for a visit or a quote.