SEDONA, Ariz. – The city of Sedona launched the Northern Arizona Switch Together Heat Pump Co-Op, a group-buying program for heat pump purchase and installations that offers a 17% discount, based off the national average cost. More cost savings, for qualified Sedona homes, may also be found through Sedona’s Home Energy Retrofit Program and Arizona’s Efficiency Arizona Program.
Traditionally, homes are heated and cooled by two different systems. A heat pump combines these two systems into a single electrical system that is more energy efficient, effective, and cheaper to run. They also make homes more comfortable year-round.
This new co-op is a partnership with Solar United Neighbors, iChoosr, Coconino County and the city of Flagstaff. The city of Sedona has worked with these partners on successful solar co-ops in the past and is now working to do the same for heat pumps. Qualified homeowners who register with the co-op will get a personalized offer. There is no obligation to accept the offer and it is free to register.
“This is a fantastic way for homeowners in Sedona, to save money by switching their home heating and colling systems to heat pumps. Heat pumps are a proven technology that works especially well in warmer climates and typically requires minimal maintenance,” said city of Sedona Sustainability Coordinator Zach Schwarz. “While the cost of so many things keep going up, this is a great way to keep your heating and cooling costs low for years to come,” said Schwarz.
The last day to register and accept a personal offer with the co-op is Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026.
To learn more and to register, visit www.sedonaaz.gov and search for ‘heat pump co-op.’ For more information, please contact city of Sedona Sustainability Coordinator Zach Schwarz, at zschwarz@sedonaaz.gov or call 928-203-5123.