CTR Heating and Air Conditioning services all types of standard and high efficiency gas furnaces and all of our certified technicians are ready to give 24/7 emergency service to help our valued customers. We never sacrifice quality, and promise to respond swiftly to keep your home comfy.

Let’s take a minute to break down the “free furnace” deal and uncover the hidden costs and catches.

Because your HVAC filter is such an important part of the overall system, it’s recommended that you inspect them regularly and replace them as needed, usually every three to six months. When you make the switch over to heat in the fall (and back to cool in the spring or summer) it’s always best to swap your filter as well.

Did you know that CTR Heating & Air Conditioning can help with warranty repairs? Read on to see how we can service your under-warranty equipment and even help you navigate the claim process for your warranty.

A quick update on our 2024 giveaway. Meet the recipient and join us in thanking our partner sponsors as well.

That's right! In addition to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, we also offer water heater installs and replacements. Let’s walk through the process of replacing water heaters, from recognizing the signs it's time to upgrade to selecting the right unit for your needs.

We love the transition from summer to fall here in Utah. Here’s our top three tips for staying cool on those “in-between days” between summer and fall.

With the first day of autumn is just around the corner (and while it’s still nice enough to get outside), it’s the perfect time to begin to prep your HVAC system for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. We’ve put together a VERY SIMPLE DIY checklist of things you can start thinking about today to keep your home comfy and cozy tomorrow.

The transition to A2L refrigerants has important implications for both Utah homeowners and businesses. As always, we are staying on the forefront of information to help take the guesswork and worry out of complex HVAC issues for you.

Sometimes called a comfort system, an HVAC system are all the components that come together to keep your home comfortable year-round. Most every home has one…but do you know what’s actually included? Let’s take a look at a typical HVAC system and what each component does to keep your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

In Utah, homeowners qualify for up to $4,625 in rebates and tax credits when installing a new, high-efficiency comfort system in their homes through various rebates offered by both Dominion Energy (ThermWise) and Rocky Mountain Power (Wattsmart) program.

We have a standing list of FAQs on our site intended to help Utah homeowners get quick answers to questions about their home’s comfort system. If you’ve got more questions about your home's heating, ventilation, or air conditioning system, you’ve come to the right place!

It may be tough to imagine in the thick of summer, but the first day of autumn is just around the corner and, while it’s still nice enough to get outside and enjoy the end-of-summer weather, it’s also the perfect time to begin to prep your HVAC system for the upcoming fall and winter season.

If you’ve spent any time on our website or blog, you know we talk about filters…a lot! Sometimes called an HVAC filter or media filter, they get a lot of attention because they’re key to keeping your home’s comfort system—including your heater and AC—running at its best. Let’s take a dive in to what media filters are, why they’re so important, and our recommendations for how often you should be switching them out.

Here’s our top tips for ways you can stay safe and cool when heading out in this record-breaking heat.

Picture this: it's a scorching hot day, and you're counting on your air conditioner to keep you cool and comfortable. But suddenly, disaster strikes – your AC stops working! Don't panic…we've got your back!

Been noticing that “excessive heat” warning on your phone lately? Mother Nature is certainly in a mood. And when it’s this toasty out, you need to rely on your home’s comfort system more than ever. Here are a few things you can do to help stay cool when Mother Nature insists on keeping things hot.

Here are a few of the unscrupulous tricks you may see out there and how you can keep your home’s comfort system running smooth, without shelling out too much money.

We know that even the best HVAC systems can break down from time to time. If your HVAC system stops working, it's important to call a qualified technician as soon as possible.

Helpful tips on what to do when your air conditioning stops working.