Furnace tune-up
A fall check so the furnace lights, breathes, and doesn’t surprise you in January.
$89–$149
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
1 hr–1 hr 30 min
Warm winters. Cool summers. Honest prices.
A warm house. A number you approve first.
Furnace tune-ups, no-heat repairs, and a flat quote before any tools come out. Murray and the south valley.
Murray · Midvale · Holladay · Taylorsville · Sandy
- Flat quote before work starts
- Licensed & insured
- Background-checked techs
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Furnace repair
No heat, a furnace that won’t stay on, or a noise that doesn’t belong. We find it, then quote it flat.
$165–$560
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
1 hr–3 hr
Whole-home humidifier
A bypass or fan-powered humidifier on the furnace, so winter air isn’t quite so sharp.
$480–$1,100
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
2 hr–3 hr
Service catalog
What we come out to do
Every range below is a ballpark. After we see the system, you get one flat number, and we wait for a yes.
Category
Price band
Showing 15 of 15 services
Heating
A fall check so the furnace lights, breathes, and doesn’t surprise you in January.
$89–$149
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr–1 hr 30 min
Heating
No heat, a furnace that won’t stay on, or a noise that doesn’t belong. We find it, then quote it flat.
$165–$560
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr–3 hr
Heating
A visit to measure the house, look at the ducts and the venting, and talk through a new furnace. The card price is the consult, not the equipment.
$79–$129
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 45 min–1 hr 15 min
Heating
Heating and cooling from one outdoor unit. We check charge clues, defrost, and the indoor air handler.
$149–$420
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr–2 hr
Cooling
A spring check of the outdoor unit, the coil, the drain, and the thermostat before the first 100-degree week.
$89–$149
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr–1 hr 30 min
Cooling
Warm air from the vents, an outdoor unit that won’t start, or a breaker that keeps tripping.
$165–$540
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr–3 hr
Cooling
A visit to size a new condenser and coil for the house. The card price is the consult. Equipment is a separate ballpark.
$79–$129
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 45 min–1 hr 15 min
Cooling
Ice on the outdoor unit or the line, a coil packed with cottonwood, or a system that can’t hold a temperature.
$189–$640
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr 30 min–3 hr
Air Quality
A mechanical cleaning of the supply and return ducts, not a spray with a perfume.
$349–$749
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 2 hr–4 hr
Air Quality
A bypass or fan-powered humidifier on the furnace, so winter air isn’t quite so sharp.
$480–$1,100
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 2 hr–3 hr
Air Quality
A whole-home air cleaner at the furnace, for smoke season and everyday dust. Not a tabletop box.
$650–$1,800
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 2 hr–4 hr
Air Quality
Swap the wall thermostat, including a common-wire fix when the furnace can give us one.
$189–$420
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr–2 hr
Plans & Checks
One scheduled visit that covers the season you’re heading into — cooling in spring, heating in fall.
$129–$189
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 1 hr 15 min–2 hr
Plans & Checks
A focused look at combustion, venting, and CO at the furnace. Not a whole-home inspection.
$89–$159
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 45 min–1 hr 15 min
Plans & Checks
A camera and a flashlight through the ducts we can open, so you know if a cleaning is worth it.
$99–$220
Ballpark — flat quote after we see the system
Typical time: 45 min–1 hr 30 min
Smell gas? Leave the house and call your gas company or 911 first — then call us.
No heat / no cool
A short guide before you call
Step 1 of 2
What is going on?
Ballpark helper
A range, not a promise
Pick a job, a home size, and an age. The range updates with the sample math. It is not your price.
Furnace replacement
$4,800–$7,800
1,200–2,200 sq ft ×1, Under 15 yrs ×1 — sample math
Ballpark only — your flat quote after a home visit is the real price. We never start work without your approval.
Maintenance plans
Three ways to stay ahead of the season
Sample plans for this demo. Requesting one only starts a text — there is no payment and no sign-up.
Essential
$189per year
One tune-up a year and a reminder before the filter turns to felt.
- 1 tune-up a year, heating or cooling
- Filter-change reminder
- 10% off repairs (sample)
- Standard scheduling
Comfort
$329per year
Spring and fall visits, one filter change, and a place nearer the front of the book.
- 2 tune-ups a year
- 1 filter change visit
- 15% off repairs (sample)
- Priority booking
Total Care
$549per year
Both seasons, filters, a humidifier look, and a CO check, with the largest sample discount.
- 2 tune-ups a year
- 2 filter changes
- 20% off repairs (sample)
- Priority booking
- Humidifier check
- Safety and CO check
Compare the plans
| Essential | Comfort | Total Care | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tune-ups per year | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Filter changes | Reminder only | 1 visit | 2 visits |
| Priority booking | No | Yes | Yes |
| Repair discount | 10% sample | 15% sample | 20% sample |
| Humidifier check | — | — | Included |
| CO safety check | — | — | Included |
| Price per year | $189 | $329 | $549 |
Discounts and prices are sample wording for a fictional shop, not a contract.
My services
Your list, added up
Nothing saved yet. Add services from the catalog and we’ll total a ballpark and a typical time.
Book
Tell the shop what you need
Nothing is sent to a server. Confirming opens a text message to the shop with this request.
How it works
Four steps. You stay in charge.
01
Book
Call, or use the form. Emergency no-heat and no-cool requests skip the calendar.
02
We inspect and quote it flat
One number for the work we described. The ballpark on this site is not that number.
03
You approve
Nothing starts until you say yes. You can say no and we pack up.
04
Work, then a test with you
Old parts shown. System run while you’re standing there. Notes left behind.
The price doesn’t move mid-job
If we open it and the job changes, we stop and quote the new work. We don’t quietly add it.
Licensed, insured, and checked
Sample promise: techs are licensed where the work requires it, the shop carries insurance, and backgrounds are checked.
You see what came out
The old part stays on the floor until you’ve looked at it, and we don’t leave until the system is tested with you.
Sample reviews
What a visit can feel like
“They showed me the cracked igniter before they replaced it. The number at the door was the number on the invoice.”
“The AC quit on a Saturday in July. They found a bad capacitor and the house was cool before dinner.”
“The fall tune-up was on time and quiet. They wrote down the filter size so I wouldn’t guess next time.”
Questions
Straight answers, with ranges
How often should I tune up my system?
Most homes do well with a heating check in the fall and a cooling check in the spring — about once a year for each. A system that runs hard, or one past about 12 years, sometimes wants a look sooner. That’s a common range, not a rule for your house.
Do you charge a service-call fee?
On this sample site, a diagnostic visit is often folded into the repair if you approve the work the same day. If you only want the diagnosis, a sample range is about $89–$129. The flat quote before any work starts is the number that matters, and it can differ by the job.
How long does a furnace or AC usually last?
A furnace often runs somewhere around 15–20 years, and a central air conditioner around 12–15, if it’s maintained. Some quit sooner. Some go longer. Age is a clue, not a verdict — we say what we see at the house.
Is a heat pump worth it in Utah?
Sometimes. Utah winters get cold enough that many homes still want a gas furnace, or a heat pump paired with one. Bills, ducts, and the electric panel all change the answer. A consult gives a range for your house. It isn’t a promise that a heat pump will pay for itself.
Contact
Write the shop
This opens a text. It is not sent to a server, and nobody is reading a inbox on the other side of this demo.