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Heat pump installation in Salem, Oregon

Get one quote from a licensed Salem area HVAC contractor for a new heat pump, a heat pump replacement, or a ductless mini split.

  • Active Oregon CCB license, checked before we refer
  • One contractor, not a bidding war
  • Rebate check included with your estimate

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What do you need?

Where is the property?

Who owns the property?

What heats the home now?

How old is the current system?

When do you want it done?

Where should we send your quote?

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Rebate status, September 2026. The state of Oregon's Heat Pump Purchase Program pays up to $2,000 per home through an approved contractor. As of September 4, 2026, funding for owner-occupied homes is fully reserved. Funding for rental properties is still open. Energy Trust of Oregon runs separate incentives for customers of participating utilities. Amounts change, so your contractor confirms what you qualify for before you sign. Full rebate guide

Why Salem homeowners are switching

Salem sits in the middle of the valley, with mild wet winters and warmer, drier summers than it used to have. A heat pump handles both: heat in the rainy season, cooling in July and August, one system. For homes on older gas furnaces or electric baseboard, a heat pump is usually the biggest single comfort upgrade you can make.

Older neighborhoods in Salem often have undersized ductwork or older electrical panels. That is why a real in-home estimate matters more than an online price.

What your estimate should include

  • A load calculation for your home, not a guess based on square footage
  • At least two equipment options with efficiency ratings
  • Whether your ducts and electrical panel can handle the new system
  • Which utility and state incentives apply, and who files the paperwork
  • Warranty terms for equipment and labor, in writing

Nearby areas we cover

Keizer, West Salem, South Salem, Turner, Aumsville, Stayton, Independence, Monmouth, Dallas, Silverton, Woodburn.

Common questions

How long does a heat pump install take?

Most straight replacements take one to two days. Adding ductwork or an electrical panel upgrade adds time. Your contractor gives you the schedule with the quote.

Should I replace my furnace with a heat pump or another furnace?

It depends on your fuel, your ducts and your electric rates. Ask for both options priced side by side. A good contractor shows you the operating cost difference, not just the install price.

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