Providing Construction, Hiland Heat™
for Alpine + SWAN VALLEY + Teton Valley + Jackson Hole
Keep Your Build Moving When The Teton Winter Hits
380,000 BTU of clean, ductable heat for jobsites.
Book it by the day, or we will manage your heat for the winter. Delivered, setup, maintained, and picked up.
Ductable
380,000 BTU
86.5% efficient
LP / natural gas
120V power
3,250 CFM
Indirect fired
Two ways to book
Seasonal / Bookings
Protect workers, materials, and your schedule. Hiland Heaters™ providing Hiland Heat™ provides drop-off, maintainance, and pickup. Contractors can keep the work on schedule with a job site that has dry, comfortable heat.
Plan 1 · Book The winter
Hiland Heat™ Winter
Seasonal reservations that covers the job from the first freeze to spring. We drop it off, keep it running, and pick it up. Your crew stays on task and focused on the build.
$ 950 per Month
* 5-Month Lease
$4,750 guarantees your jobsite heat for the winter.
Two or more units: $925 per unit per month.
Season dates set at booking.
- Heater reserved for the whole season, no availability gamble
- On-site drop-off, placement, supply, ducting, and thremostat
- Scheduled visits through the winter
- Priority swap if a unit goes down
- Pickup when the job no longer needs heat
- One point of contact for the owner, architect, and builder
Plan 2 · Schedule a booking
Day Bookings
Pick your term and heater count, add any extras, and check out in a couple of minutes. Good for a cold snap, a dry-in push, or a few weeks’ work.
$ 125 First Day
$ 35 Each Additional Day
Two weeks: $800. One month: $1,125, or $975 per unit for two or more heaters. Two or more months: $950 per month, or $925 per unit per month for multiples.
- One 380,000 BTU indirect-fired heater
- 25 ft of 1/2-inch supply hose with 10 lb and 2.5 lb regulators
- One 20-inch x 25 ft heat duct, or two 16-inch x 25 ft ducts (75′ available)
- 25 ft thermostat cord (50′ & 100′ available)
- Operator’s manual
- Faulty heater swapped out free of charge
Additional Items
Add Items For Your Job Needs
Extra 25′ Heat Duct
Push heat deeper into the building or heat two zones. 20-inch duct runs up to 75 ft (two extra ducts); 16-inch runs up to 75 ft (four extra ducts).
+ $25 per length per month
Return Air Intake
Recirculates warm room air back through the heater with a 25 ft duct. Higher efficiency, lower fuel burn during the shoulder season.
+ $100 / month
100′ Thermostat
Put the thermostat where the crew is working, not where the heater sits. Thermostatic lines in 50 feet and 100 feet available.
+ $25 / month
Book online
Pick Your Plan, Check Out in Minutes
Choose a term, set the heater count, add any extras, and pay by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Delivery, setup, and pickup in Teton Valley is $125 per order, plus a one-time $125 setup fee per heater. Sign in on your next order and save 5% on every rental.
Winter Plan request
Tell Us the Build and We’ll Send the Seasonal Quote
Project address, heated square footage, stage of construction, fuel source, heat-needed date, and who to call on site.
How it works
One Call, One Heat Plan, Winter Handled
01
Tell Us The Build
Address, square footage, stage, fuel source, and the date you need heat. Two minutes online or one phone call.
02
We Match The Heat
Heater count, duct route, thermostat placement, and fuel plan, sized to the building instead of guessed at the counter.
03
Heat Goes On The Job
We deliver, set, duct, and fire it. On the Winter Plan we keep coming back until spring.
The equipment
380,000 BTU of Heat Built for Construction
Combustion stays in the heat exchanger. Clean, dry heat goes down the duct and into the building. The unit sits outside, the crew works inside.
Hiland Heaters Provide
Heat input
380,548 BTU/h
Airflow
3,250+ CFM
Fuel
Propane or Natural Gas
86.5% Effeciency
Supply
20″ Single Supply Duct or
16″ Dual Supply Ducts
Power
120V, single phase
Weight
430 lb
Thermostatic control, timer compatible.
Heat can blow free or be ducted in one or two directions, with an optional return-air duct for recirculation.
14/3 120v power for up to 50′, and 12/3 120v power beyond 50′ (not provided)
Why indirect fired
The Expensive Part of Winter Isn’t the Heater, It’s Losing the Schedule
Once the building is closed in, temporary heat becomes part of the production plan. The wrong setup means moisture to manage, fuel runs, and a superintendent babysitting heat instead of building.
Direct-fired heaters are fine for open, ventilated rough framing. Once the envelope is tight and interior work starts, you want combustion kept out of the room. An indirect-fired unit burns fuel inside a heat exchanger, vents exhaust outside, and pushes clean heated air through the duct to wherever the work is.
Cheaper heat isn’t cheaper if it slows the finishes. Compare the whole winter: equipment, fuel, power, moisture, labor, and days lost. For an enclosed build, this is the better total-job decision.
Heat handled, risk lowered
What the Owner, the Architect, and the Super All Get
A jobsite heater is a liability until someone owns it. With Hiland Heat™, that’s us.
Combustion Stays Outside
Indirect-fired: the burner and exhaust sit outside the building. Only clean, dry heated air goes down the duct.
Certified Equipment
CSA-certified construction heaters built to ANSI Z83.7 / CGA 2.14, thermostatically controlled, timer compatible.
Maintained Fleet
Winter Plan units get scheduled service visits through the season. Nobody on your crew touches the heater.
Faulty Unit Swapped Free
If a heater fails, we remove it and replace it at no charge. Written on the rate sheet, not a promise on a phone call.
One Point of Contact
Owner, architect, builder, and super all call the same number and get the same answer.
Local, in Alta
Based at 679 West Alta Rd. Jackson Hole and Teton Valley are a drive, not a dispatch.
Questions
Straight Answers for the Jobsite
How many heaters does my project need?
One 380K BTU unit typically carries an enclosed custom home through a Teton winter. Larger footprints, tall volumes, or a detached shop usually mean a second unit. Send the square footage and we’ll tell you.
Propane or natural gas?
Both, on the same unit. Every rental includes 25 ft of 1/2-inch propane supply hose with 10 lb and 2.5 lb regulators. Longer hoses are quoted per job.
Where does the heater sit?
Outside the building, on a level pad or the driveway, with the duct run through a window or door opening. Exhaust vents outside; only clean heated air goes in.
How far can the heat be ducted?
Up to 100 ft with 20-inch duct (three extra 25 ft lengths) or 75 ft with 16-inch duct (four extra). Extra lengths are $25 each per month. Heat can also be split in two directions.
What power does it need?
A standard 120V circuit. No temp power upgrade, no generator sizing headache.
What happens if a heater goes down?
Call us. A faulty heater is removed and replaced free of charge. Service calls for operator error are $150 per hour with a four-hour minimum, so run through the manual first, or call and we’ll talk you through it.
How fast can I get one?
Often next day inside Teton Valley and Jackson Hole during the season. Winter Plan reservations lock a unit for you before the first freeze.
Do you serve Idaho and Wyoming?
Yes. Alta, Driggs, Victor, Tetonia, Wilson, Teton Village, and Jackson. Farther out is quoted per job.
Don’t Wait for the First Zero-Degree Morning to Figure Out Temporary Heat
Put the heat plan on the construction schedule now.
Jackson Hole · Wilson · Teton Village · Victor · Driggs · Tetonia · Alta