Utah cooling
Cooling built for 100° valley summers
Valley summers push past 100°, and your AC shouldn't be a gamble. Repair, replacement, and maintenance from techs who explain before they fix.
Cooling services
What our cooling techs handle
AC repair
Warm air, weird noises, ice on the lines, or a unit that quit on the hottest day. Diagnosed and fixed with the price agreed first.
Learn moreAC replacement
When your AC has given all it has, we size and install the right system for your square footage and Utah's dry heat.
Book this serviceCooling maintenance
A pre-summer once-over that keeps efficiency up and surprise breakdowns down.
Book this serviceDuctless mini-splits
Cooling for additions, basements and rooms the ductwork forgot.
Book this serviceThermostats & airflow
Hot-and-cold-spot detective work: airflow balancing, smart thermostats, and duct fixes.
Book this serviceSecond opinions
Big repair quote from someone else? Get a straight second opinion before you commit.
Book this serviceWhen to call
AC warning signs
Most July breakdowns announced themselves in June. Here's what to listen and look for.
- Air from the vents is moving but not cold
- Ice on the refrigerant lines or outdoor unit
- Grinding, buzzing, or clicking from the condenser
- The system starts, stops, and starts again in minutes
- Some rooms are freezing while others bake
- A power bill spike with no change in habits
Gold Club membership · $99/year
Front of the line.
Every time.
"You go to the front of the line, we come out for free, and you get 10% off repairs."
- Priority scheduling - you go to the front of the line
- No dispatch fee - we come out for free
- 10% off repairs
- Two HVAC system checks a year, one heating and one cooling
- An annual plumbing inspection
FAQs
Good questions, straight answers
My AC runs constantly but the house stays warm. Why?
Usual suspects: low refrigerant from a leak, a dirty coil, a failing capacitor, or an undersized/aging system. A diagnostic pins it down, and you'll see the findings and the price before we touch a wrench.
Why is there ice on my AC lines in July?
Ice means airflow or refrigerant trouble: a clogged filter, a failing blower, or a leak. Turn the system off so it can thaw and give us a call; running it iced-up can damage the compressor.
How long should an AC last in Utah?
Utah's dry climate is relatively kind to equipment, and well-maintained systems commonly reach 12 to 15 years or more. Annual maintenance is the biggest factor you control.
Do you service all brands?
Yes. Lennox, Trane, Carrier and the rest of the major brands, regardless of who installed the system.
Financing available, including no-interest options. See current plans. On approved credit (OAC).
House heating up?
Call, text or book online. The cooling techs respond fast.