FAQ
FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions
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If your furnace is blowing cold air, first check that your thermostat is set to HEAT and your air filter is clean. A furnace may also blow cool air briefly when starting up as it pushes the stagnant air from your vents out. However, if it continues, there could be an issue with the ignitor, flame sensor, blower motor, or other components. If the problem persists, call us to inspect your system.
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Yes, we absolutely do! We have an on-call technician available evenings, weekends, and holidays to assist when urgent HVAC issues arise. Whenever possible, we recommend scheduling service calls during normal business hours to help keep costs lower. However, we understand that extreme temperatures can quickly become uncomfortable or even unsafe, which is why our team is available whenever you need us most.
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Our goal is to schedule most service calls within 24 hours. During periods of high demand, appointment availability may vary, but we always do our best to get to you as quickly as possible. Authority Comfort Club members receive priority scheduling benefits. Ask our office about membership options and the additional perks available through the program.
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Utah's climate presents unique challenges, with hot summers, cold winters, and significant seasonal temperature swings. It is important to choose an HVAC system tailored to your home’s specific needs. Factors including your home’s age, insulation quality, home layout, and location can all impact system performance and efficiency. We install and service high-efficiency heat pumps, traditional furnace and air conditioning systems, and ductless mini-split systems. Our team provides free in-home consultations to help you determine the most effective and energy-efficient solution for your home.
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Yes! A whole-home humidifier works with your HVAC system to distribute moisture throughout your home and can be especially helpful during Utah winters. Cold winter air can make your home extremely dry, so adding moisture back into the air can help reduce dry skin, static electricity, nosebleeds, and more. Proper humidity levels can also help protect wood floors, furniture, and other materials in your home. We recommend a whole-home humidifier for every home in Utah!
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Every repair is different, and costs depend on the nature of the problem and any parts required. We charge a $69 diagnostic fee during normal business hours for one of our technicians to visit your home, diagnose the issue, and provide repair quotes. Most common repairs typically range from $300–$500, though costs can vary depending on the complexity of the repair. Authority Comfort Club members save more on repairs, helping lower the cost when unexpected issues arise. Our service vehicles are fully equipped with professional tools and a large inventory of parts, allowing us to complete most repairs during the first visit.
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Most manufacturers recommend getting maintenance done once per year for each piece of HVAC equipment. Regular maintenance helps improve efficiency, reduce breakdowns, extend equipment life, and maintain warranty requirements. Our Authority Comfort Club maintenance plans make annual service simple and affordable by bundling the recommended maintenance your system needs. We offer multiple membership options to fit different homes and budgets.
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We're grateful for the trust our customers place in us and work hard to earn it on every visit! Our customers consistently tell us they appreciate our prompt scheduling, friendly and knowledgeable technicians, honest recommendations and quality workmanship. We focus on providing straightforward solutions, clear communication, and reliable service from start to finish. Don't just take our word for it; check out our Google reviews to see what homeowners in your area have to say.
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Uneven temperatures throughout your home can be caused by several factors. To troubleshoot the issue yourself, check for closed or blocked vents and replace dirty air filters. If you consistently have hot or cold spots, our HVAC professionals can perform a more thorough evaluation of your system, ductwork, insulation, and airflow to help identify the cause and recommend a solution.
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The answer depends on the age of your system, the cost of the repair, and how reliably the equipment has been operating. In many cases, repairing your system is the most cost-effective option, especially if the equipment is relatively new and the repair is minor. However, if your system is more than 10–15 years old, requires frequent repairs, or struggles to keep your home comfortable, replacement may provide better long-term value.
Modern HVAC systems are significantly more energy efficient and can help reduce utility costs while improving comfort and reliability. Our technicians will provide honest recommendations for your repair options, discuss replacement costs if necessary, and help you make the decision that makes the most sense for your home and budget.
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