Our service area covers the Salt Lake Valley from the Avenues down to Draper. Homes here vary a lot. Older east-bench houses often have small or missing duct runs, west-side neighborhoods have many original swamp coolers, and the newer south-valley subdivisions tend to have larger two-story layouts where the upstairs never quite cools down.

Each town page below covers what we see most often in that area. If your city is not listed, call anyway. We regularly help homeowners just outside these boundaries when the schedule allows.
Older homes in the Avenues, Sugar House, and Liberty Wells are often best served by ductless systems.
Many homes built before 1990 still have rooftop swamp coolers.
Systems from the late 1990s and 2000s building boom are reaching replacement age.
Split-level and two-story homes from the 1970s through 1990s are common.
Newer builder-grade systems sometimes need airflow or charge corrections.
Older bungalows and ranch homes often have undersized ductwork.
Foothill homes with large west-facing windows carry heavy afternoon heat loads.
Mature trees mean outdoor coils clog faster and need regular cleaning.
Not sure if it is a quick fix or the end of the road for your system? Tell us what it is doing and we will help you figure out the next step.