HVAC Repair in Utah

Pick your city from the list on this page first. Utah is spread out, and travel time changes what we can promise on same-day work, so give us a call with your address and we will tell you honestly whether we can get a technician to you today or whether it is tomorrow morning. If you are outside our routes, we will say so rather than waste your day.

Check three safe things while you wait. Make sure the thermostat is set to heat with a temperature above the room reading and that the batteries are good, look for a tripped breaker in your panel, and check whether the filter is packed with dust. Then keep interior doors open, run water at a trickle if pipes are on an exterior wall, and stay warm in one room. Do not open the furnace cabinet or touch the gas valve or wiring.

No. Leave the house right away, take everyone with you, and do not flip switches or use anything that sparks. From outside, call 911 or your gas utility. Once they have cleared the property, call us and we will look at the heating system. The same goes for a carbon monoxide alarm sounding. Get out first, call for emergency help, then call us.

Dry heat and airborne dust load up the outdoor coil, and a dirty coil makes the compressor work harder for less cooling. Wind, cottonwood fluff and construction dust across the region all end up in the condenser. You can safely pull weeds and clear leaves and trash from around the outdoor unit and keep a couple of feet of open space on all sides. Coil cleaning, refrigerant and electrical work is ours to do.

Tell us the brand and roughly how old the system is, where the equipment sits, whether it is a split system or a rooftop package unit, and what you are hearing or smelling. Note when the trouble started and anything you already tried, like a new filter or resetting the breaker. Clear a path to the indoor unit and the panel, put pets in another room, and have someone home who can approve the work.