Furnace Repair in Orem, UT

Providing Honest, Dependable Furnace Repairs for Orem Families

A furnace failure on a freezing night creates an immediate crisis. Your home transforms from a comfortable refuge to a cold concern within hours. Kids bundle up in extra blankets, pipes risk freezing, and every minute without heat feels longer than the last. This isn't a problem that can wait until tomorrow morning.

Authority Heating & Cooling has handled heating emergencies across Orem since 2006. We know what's at stake when systems fail during winter. Our approach focuses on accurate diagnosis and effective repairs that restore warmth without unnecessary delays or inflated costs.

Over the years, we have worked on homes in older Orem neighborhoods as well as newer Utah County developments, so we understand how different layouts, insulation levels, and furnace locations affect both comfort and repair options. When you call us, we walk you through what to expect, from the initial safety check to the final system test, so you are never left wondering what is happening in your own home. Our family is involved in the day-to-day work, which means you get decisions based on long-term relationships, not short-term sales goals.

For prompt and professional furnace repair in Orem, UT, and Utah County, call us at (801) 850-0833 or contact us online.

Your Solution for Furnace Problems

We repair all makes and models of furnaces and are available around the clock for emergency calls. When you need help fast, we send technicians for same-day service to get your heat back on without delay. Our diagnostic approach focuses on identifying the root cause rather than simply replacing parts and hoping for the best.

On many calls, that means starting with simple checks—filter condition, airflow, and thermostat communication—before moving into more involved testing with meters and gauges. By ruling out common issues first, we can often save you from paying for parts you do not need and keep the visit focused on what will actually restore your heat. Our technicians arrive in marked vehicles with the tools and common components needed to handle most repairs in a single visit, reducing repeat trips and getting your home comfortable again sooner.

Before any work begins, you'll get straightforward pricing with no hidden fees or surprise charges later. Financing options are available to ease the upfront cost if a repair exceeds your budget. Our warranty backs every repair, and we maintain full insurance coverage throughout the job for added peace of mind.

Because we are a family-owned company serving primarily residential customers, we treat each furnace as if it were in our own home—protecting your floors, cleaning up our work area, and explaining what we did in clear terms before we leave. If we see developing issues that do not require immediate attention, we will point them out and give you options rather than pressuring you into an immediate decision. This approach allows you to plan for future needs while knowing today’s repair was handled correctly.

When to Call for a Furnace Repair

A complete furnace breakdown is often preceded by warning signs. If you can identify these issues early, you can avoid a more serious and costly failure. 

Schedule a repair service if you notice any of these signs:

• The air blowing from your vents is cool or weak.
• Your thermostat isn't responding or seems inaccurate.
• When the furnace runs, you hear loud banging, scraping, or rattling noises.
• The pilot light is out or has turned from blue to yellow.
• The furnace cycles on and off frequently or won't stay on.
• You smell gas or unusual burning odors near the unit.

Don't wait for the problem to get worse; if your furnace is acting up, it’s best to have it checked out by a professional.

Homeowners in Orem often first notice trouble during the high temperature drops we see at the beginning and end of winter, when furnaces cycle more frequently, and minor issues start to show. Calling at the first sign of abnormal operation gives us a chance to correct small problems—like a failing ignitor or worn blower component—before they create a full shutdown in the middle of the night. When you reach out, we will ask clear questions about what you are hearing, smelling, or seeing at the thermostat so we can prioritize your call appropriately and arrive prepared.