Heat pumps in Halden, MN
Heat pumps used to give up around 20°F. Current cold-climate models keep producing full heat at 5°F and useful heat well below −15°F, which covers all but a handful of Halden nights a year.
We've installed more than 600 heat pumps since 2017. We'll run a room-by-room load calculation, tell you honestly whether you need a gas or electric backup, and handle the utility rebate forms for you.
Heat pumps services (6)
Cold-climate heat pumps
Heat pumps built for −15°F and below, sized for Halden winters with an honest plan for the coldest nights.
$11,500–$19,000 installed, before rebates
Heat pump installation
Ducted and ductless heat pumps, installed with a load calculation, a permit and a real backup plan.
$9,800–$18,500 installed, before rebates
Heat pump repair
Defrost problems, reversing valves, backup heat that won't quit. Diagnosed for $89.
$89 diagnostic, credited to the repair
Furnace-to-heat-pump conversion
Move off gas or propane, fully or partly, with a plan that holds up at −20°F.
$12,500–$22,000 before rebates
Dual-fuel systems
A heat pump for most of the winter, a gas furnace for the coldest nights. Our most common heat pump setup.
$10,500–$17,500 installed
Rebates & tax credits
We find the rebates you qualify for and file the paperwork for jobs we install.
Free for jobs we install
Recent jobs
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Esker · November 2025
Cold-climate heat pump on a 1962 rambler
Off propane and onto a heat pump with electric backup, with a panel upgrade along the way.
Marten Lake · September 2025
Dual-fuel for a cabin turned full-time home
A heat pump added to a two-year-old propane furnace, cutting propane use by 70%.
Heat pumps: common questions
Will a heat pump keep my house warm at −25°F?
A cold-climate heat pump produces useful heat well below −15°F. For the few nights colder than that, we pair it with electric strips or your existing gas furnace as a backup.
How much can I get back in rebates and tax credits?
It depends on the equipment and your utility, but many Halden homeowners recover $2,000 to $4,000 through utility rebates and the federal tax credit. We fill out the paperwork for you.
Can I keep my gas furnace?
Yes. A dual-fuel setup runs the heat pump most of the year and switches to gas on the coldest days. It is the most common conversion we install.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us what the system is doing, what it sounds like, and how old it is. A dispatcher will tell you whether it sounds like a repair, a tune-up or something to watch, and book the right technician.
Book today
Cold house? Warm again by tonight.
Book online and we'll call back within 15 minutes during office hours with an arrival window. Flat $89 diagnostic, credited to the repair.