Emergency HVAC help in the Salt Lake Valley, without the phone tag
Valley weather doesn't mess around. Winter nights drop into the teens, and summer heat waves push past 100. When the furnace quits at midnight in January or the AC dies on a 102-degree Saturday, that's not a sometime-next-week problem. Pipes freeze, kids and older family members are at risk, and every hour matters. That's what this page is for.
Here's how it goes. You fill out the form below, which takes about a minute, and mark it as an emergency. We match you with one licensed, vetted HVAC pro who serves the Salt Lake Valley and takes urgent calls, and they call you back fast. No bidding wars. No selling your number to a list. One request, one pro.
Every HVAC pro in our network has had their Utah DOPL license verified before their first match, so the person at your door is legit. One safety note: if your carbon monoxide alarm is going off, get everyone out first and call 911, then worry about the furnace. CO is odorless and it kills. Say so on the form and it jumps the line.
One more thing worth knowing. Before the pro arrives, check three things: the thermostat (dead batteries cause more so-called emergencies than you'd think), the breaker, and the furnace filter. A clogged filter can shut a system down all by itself. If those check out, leave it to the pro. And never keep running a furnace that smells like burning or rotten eggs. Shut it off and wait for help.
HVAC emergencies we match every week
- Furnace won't ignite on freezing nights
- Complete loss of heat with temps dropping
- AC dead during a heat wave
- Carbon monoxide alarms and gas smells
- Burning smells from vents or the furnace
- Water leaking from the furnace or AC unit