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Furnace & AC Repair in Provo, UT
No heat, AC down, or time to replace? Get connected with up to 3 independent heating and cooling contractors serving Provo.
- Serving Provo (84601, 84602, 84603, 84604, 84605, 84606)
- Furnace, AC, heat pump & install
- Free referral
What happens next
- You send the form. It takes about 60 seconds.
- We pass it on. Up to 3 local heating and cooling companies that serve your ZIP get your request.
- They contact you. They quote the repair or install. You decide who, if anyone, to hire.
No heat? Check these first
- Thermostat set to Heat, a few degrees above room temp, fresh batteries.
- Furnace switch on and breaker not tripped; replace a clogged filter.
- Smell gas? Leave the house and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Quick answers
Can renters in Provo request furnace repair?
Answer: Yes, but in most cases your landlord or property manager decides on and pays for repairs. Tell them first; you can share the request so they have quotes.
Is it worth replacing an old furnace in a Provo home?
Answer: If it's roughly 15–20 years old, needs a major repair, or your bills keep climbing, get both repair and replacement prices. A high-efficiency furnace (around 95% AFUE or more) uses less gas.
Who do I contact for furnace or AC repair in Provo?
Answer: Use the form on this page. Utah Valley HVAC shares your request with up to 3 independent heating and cooling companies that serve Provo. Check any company's license on the Utah DOPL lookup before hiring.
Which ZIP codes in Provo are covered?
Answer: 84601, 84602, 84603, 84604, 84605, 84606.
Heating and cooling in Provo
Provo has older homes near downtown and the Tree Streets, plenty of rentals and student housing near BYU, and newer homes in north and east Provo.
Older furnaces in long-held homes, rental units with no heat in winter, and AC that struggles in summer heat are common Provo requests. Provo City Power supplies electricity in the city, so ask your contractor about any city rebates.
See furnace repair, AC repair, or what to do with no heat.
Winter furnace emergencies in Utah County
Winter nights along the Wasatch Front regularly drop well below freezing, and a furnace that quits in January can let a house get cold fast. Pipes in exterior walls and crawlspaces can freeze if a home loses heat for long. If your furnace stops, check the thermostat, breaker, furnace switch, and filter first. If it still won't run, use safe space heaters (never a gas oven or grill indoors), open cabinet doors under sinks, and request help.
Carbon monoxide: if a CO alarm sounds or anyone feels dizzy or sick, get everyone outside and call 911. Smell gas? Leave, then call your gas utility from outside.
Before you hire anyone
Check the license yourself
HVAC work in Utah is done by state-licensed contractors. Before you sign anything, look the company up on the Utah DOPL license lookup, ask for proof of insurance, and get a written estimate.
Compare quotes
Ask each company for the diagnostic or trip fee up front, the parts and labor price, and the warranty on parts and work. For a replacement, ask for the model numbers and efficiency rating (AFUE for furnaces, SEER2 for AC).
Who runs this site
Utah Valley HVAC is an independent, free referral service that connects homeowners with local companies. It is not an HVAC contractor. Your request is shared with up to 3 companies. We don't sell your info for other marketing.
Areas we serve in Utah County
Furnace out or AC down?
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