HVAC Permits in Utah
Complete guide to HVAC permit requirements, energy code compliance, and building department information for contractors working in Utah.
Utah Energy Code Requirements
Understanding the energy efficiency standards that govern HVAC installations in Utah
Current Energy Code
2021 IECC
Current Standard
Statewide energy efficiency requirements for HVAC systems, equipment, and building envelope performance.
Common Requirements
Important Note
Local jurisdictions may have additional requirements beyond the state energy code. Always verify specific compliance needs with your local building department.
HVAC Permits by City in Utah
Salt Lake City
Zone 5BSalt Lake County • 57 ZIP codes
Utah
Zone 5BUtah County • 20 ZIP codes
Box Elder
Zone 6BBox Elder County • 18 ZIP codes
Cache
Zone 6BCache County • 16 ZIP codes
Washington
Zone 3BWashington County • 16 ZIP codes
Sanpete
Zone 5BSanpete County • 14 ZIP codes
Duchesne
Zone 6BDuchesne County • 12 ZIP codes
Salt Lake
Zone 5BSalt Lake County • 12 ZIP codes
Sevier
Zone 5BSevier County • 12 ZIP codes
Davis
Zone 5BDavis County • 11 ZIP codes
Millard
Zone 5BMillard County • 10 ZIP codes
Garfield
Zone 5BGarfield County • 10 ZIP codes
Weber
Zone 5BWeber County • 9 ZIP codes
Emery
Zone 5BEmery County • 9 ZIP codes
Summit
Zone 6BSummit County • 8 ZIP codes
Tooele
Zone 5BTooele County • 8 ZIP codes
San Juan
Zone 5BSan Juan County • 8 ZIP codes
Uintah
Zone 6BUintah County • 7 ZIP codes
Kane
Zone 5BKane County • 7 ZIP codes
Iron
Zone 5BIron County • 7 ZIP codes
Carbon
Zone 6BCarbon County • 6 ZIP codes
Wayne
Zone 5BWayne County • 6 ZIP codes
Piute
Zone 5BPiute County • 5 ZIP codes
Rich
Zone 6BRich County • 4 ZIP codes
Juab
Zone 5BJuab County • 4 ZIP codes
Beaver
Zone 5BBeaver County • 4 ZIP codes
Wasatch
Zone 6BWasatch County • 3 ZIP codes
Morgan
Zone 6BMorgan County • 2 ZIP codes
Daggett
Zone 6BDaggett County • 2 ZIP codes
Grand
Zone 5BGrand County • 2 ZIP codes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about HVAC permits and energy code compliance in Utah
1What energy code does Utah follow?
Utah follows the 2021 IECC for energy efficiency requirements. This includes specific standards for HVAC equipment efficiency, duct design, and building envelope performance.
2Are Manual J calculations required in Utah?
Most jurisdictions in Utah require Manual J load calculations for proper HVAC system sizing. Our free load calculation tool can generate the professional reports you need for permits.
3How long does it take to get HVAC permits in Utah?
Permit processing times vary by jurisdiction, typically ranging from 1-3 weeks. Having complete documentation including load calculations can speed up the process. Check with your local building department for specific timeframes.
4Do I need different permits for different types of HVAC work?
Yes, permit requirements vary based on the scope of work. New installations typically require mechanical permits, while simple repairs may not need permits. Replacements usually require permits if there are changes to the system capacity or ductwork.
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