Heat Pump Repair & Dual-Fuel Heating in Salt Lake City

Home Performance Pros installs and repairs heat pumps across Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front — properly sized, dual-fuel configured for Utah winters, flat-rate pricing upfront. A heat pump doesn't burn fuel to make heat — it moves heat. In winter it pulls warmth from the outdoor air and brings it inside; in summer it runs the cycle in reverse to pull heat out of your home. That single system replaces both your furnace and air conditioner, and because moving heat is more efficient than generating it, many Utah homes see lower year-round energy bills, especially through the mild shoulder seasons of spring and fall. Our heating services team handles everything from the initial sizing to final commissioning.

Utah's climate does ask for some smart configuration. On the coldest Wasatch Front nights, outdoor temps can fall well below 0°F — territory where conventional heat pumps lose efficiency quickly. Cold-climate heat pump models (designated by NEEP's cold-climate product list) maintain strong performance down to around -13°F, making them a much better fit for Salt Lake winters than standard units. We still often pair one with a gas furnace in a dual-fuel setup for the coldest nights, letting the heat pump handle the efficient majority of the season while the furnace covers the extremes. Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart Homes program offers rebates on qualifying cold-climate units, and Dominion Energy's ThermWise program may cover dual-fuel configurations — Utah utility rebates may be available depending on your provider and the equipment you choose. For homes that need cooling too, see our heat pump installation for cooling to understand how the same system serves both seasons.