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Marion County, Oregon

HVAC repair and installation in Salem, OR

Salem has mild, wet winters and dry summers that now see more heat waves. The February 2021 ice storm left much of the city without power for days, and heat pumps are the most common upgrade for both heating and cooling.

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Areas served include

West Salem · South Salem · Grant · Highland · Sunnyslope · Morningside

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14 ZIP codes covered in Salem

Salem homes and their HVAC systems

The Grant and Highland neighborhoods have early-1900s homes, some once heated with oil; South Salem and Sunnyslope have mid-century homes on hilly lots; West Salem has newer construction.

Local conditions that affect your system

Ice storms

Ice and falling trees cause long outages, which matter for heat pumps and all-electric homes.

Adding cooling

Heat pumps add AC to homes built without it.

Wildfire smoke

Late-summer smoke makes filtration important.

Seasons and peak demand in Salem

Salem winters are cool and wet, with temperatures mostly in the 30s and 40s and occasional ice. Summers are dry, with highs in the 80s and heat waves above 100°F. Smoke is most likely in August and September.

Common HVAC calls in Salem

Also available: emergency HVAC and every other HVAC service.

Salem at a glance

County
Marion County
Utilities
Portland General Electric (PGE) supplies electricity in most of Salem, with Salem Electric serving some areas, and NW Natural supplies natural gas.
Permits & licensing
The City of Salem Permit Application Center issues permits; contractors need an Oregon CCB license.
ZIP codes covered
97301, 97302, 97303, 97304, 97305, 97306, 97308, 97309, 97310, 97311, 97312, 97313, 97314, 97317

Salem HVAC FAQ

Is a heat pump enough for Salem winters?

Yes, for most homes. Salem's winters are mild, though a backup plan for outages is wise.

How do I check an Oregon contractor license?

Search the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license lookup.

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