Quality Heating & Air Conditioning in Northern Utah
Request AppointmentHeating Services in Northern Utah
Cold house? We can help. Our skilled, licensed technicians fix, install and tune up furnaces, boilers and heat pumps for homes and businesses all over Northern Utah.
- Licensed HVAC contractor
- Family-owned & locally operated
- 25+ years of experience
What heating services do we offer?
Whatever keeps your home warm, we can work on it. Pick your system to learn more.
Furnace Repair & Installation
Gas or electric, we can fix it, tune it up or swap it for a new one that fits your home.
Furnace repair & installationBoiler Repair & Installation
Hot-water and steam boilers for homes and businesses. Repairs, upkeep and new installs.
Boiler repairsHeat Pump Repair & Installation
One system that heats your home in winter and cools it in summer, while using less energy.
Heat pump servicesRadiant Heating
Warm floors and quiet, even heat. We put in new systems and fix older ones.
Radiant heatingHeating Maintenance
A yearly check-up keeps your system safe, cheaper to run and less likely to break.
Maintenance & repairHeating System Replacement
Is your system old or always breaking? We'll help you pick the right new one.
Installation & replacementQuestions about our heating services
What's the difference between a furnace and a heat pump?
A furnace makes heat by burning gas or warming electric coils. A heat pump doesn't make heat. It moves heat from the outside air into your home, like a fridge working in reverse. That's why heat pumps use less energy.
Which heating system is best for my home?
It depends on your home's size, age and the fuel you have. Many Utah homes use a gas furnace. Some add a heat pump to save energy. We'll look at your home and explain your choices in plain words.
Do you work on commercial heating systems?
Yes. We repair and maintain commercial boilers and heating systems for offices, shops and other buildings.
How do I know if I need a tune-up?
If it's been more than a year, it's time. Fall is the best time, before the cold hits. A tune-up helps your system run safely and use less energy.
How does central heating work?
Central heating means one main system warms your whole home. It makes heat in one spot, then sends it to every room.
Heat is made in one place
A furnace, heat pump or boiler creates the heat. Most Northern Utah homes use a gas furnace.
It travels to every room
Ducts carry warm air to your vents. With a boiler, pipes carry hot water to radiators or floors.
Your thermostat is the boss
It tells the system when to turn on and off, so your home stays at the temperature you pick.
Central heating services we offer
From a quick fix to a brand-new system, we'll help you stay warm all winter and keep your energy bills in check.
- RepairsFind the problem and get your heat back on.
- New systemsSized and installed to fit your home.
- Yearly tune-upsCatch small issues before winter hits.
- Efficiency adviceFind ways to lower your heating bills.
Questions about central heating
What does AFUE mean on a furnace?
AFUE shows how much of your fuel turns into heat. A 95% AFUE furnace turns 95 cents of every gas dollar into heat. The rest goes out the vent. Higher numbers save more, especially during long Utah winters.
What usually makes central heating stop working?
Dirty filters, a bad thermostat, worn parts that light the flame and blocked vents are the most common causes. A yearly tune-up catches most of these early.
How can I make my heating system more efficient?
Change your filter often, seal drafts around windows and doors, use a programmable or smart thermostat, and get a tune-up every year.
Does my heating system affect the air I breathe?
Yes. Your system moves air through your whole home. A clean filter and well-kept ducts help keep dust and allergens down.
Is your heat acting up?
Here are the problems we see most. Try the quick checks first. If they don't work, give us a call.
Furnace blowing cold air
Make sure your thermostat says Heat and the fan says Auto. Then check the filter. Still cold? The part that lights the flame may need a fix.
No heat at all
Check the thermostat batteries, the furnace power switch and your breaker box. If everything is on and nothing happens, call us.
Strange noises
Banging, squealing or rattling means something is loose or worn out. Turn it off and get it checked before a small fix turns into a big one.
Some rooms too cold
Open every vent and change the filter. If some rooms still stay cold, your ducts may be leaking or your system may be the wrong size.
Heating bills going up
If your bill jumps and the weather hasn't changed, your system is working too hard. A tune-up or repair can bring it back down.
Turns on and off a lot
This is called short cycling, and it wears out parts fast. A dirty filter is the easy cause. A bad sensor or wrong-size furnace can also do it.
Smell gas? Leave your home right away. Don't flip light switches or touch the thermostat. Once you're outside, call your gas company or 911.
Questions about heating problems
Is it safe to keep using a furnace that's making noise?
It's best not to. Loud bangs or burning smells can mean a safety problem. Turn the system off at the thermostat and call a technician.
How often should I change my furnace filter?
Check it every month in winter. Most basic filters need changing every 1 to 3 months. A clogged filter is one of the top reasons a furnace stops working.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Get everyone out of the house right away. Don't flip switches or use your phone inside. Once you're outside, call your gas company or 911.
Why does my furnace keep shutting off?
The most common reason is a dirty filter. It makes the furnace too hot, so it shuts off to stay safe. A dirty flame sensor is another cause. If a new filter doesn't fix it, call us.
What happens when you call us?
You'll always know what's going on. Here's how a heating repair works, step by step.
You reach out
Call or send a request. Tell us what's going on so your technician comes ready.
We find the problem
Your technician checks the thermostat, the flame, the airflow and the safety parts.
We explain your options
You'll hear what's wrong in plain words, and whether fixing or replacing makes more sense.
We fix it and test it
Once you say yes, we make the repair. Then we run your system to make sure it heats safely.
Questions about service calls
What details should I have ready when I call?
Your address, the kind of system you have if you know it, and what's going on. Is it blowing cold air? Making noise? Not turning on? Every detail helps.
Will I have to approve the work first?
Yes. We explain what we found and your options before any repair starts. You decide what happens next.
What should I do before the technician arrives?
Clear a path to your furnace or boiler. Jot down what you noticed, like sounds, smells or when it started. That helps us find the problem faster.
How long does a heating repair take?
Many repairs are done in one visit. If a part needs to be ordered, we'll tell you how long it should take.
Should you repair or replace your furnace?
Most furnaces last 15 to 20 years. Here's a simple way to tell which choice fits you.
A repair usually makes sense when
- Your furnace is under 10 to 12 years old
- This is the first big problem in a while
- The fix costs much less than a new one
- Your heating bills look normal
It may be time to replace when
- Your furnace is 15 years or older
- It keeps breaking down
- Some rooms never get warm
- Your bills go up every winter
Questions about furnace replacement
How long does a furnace last?
Most last about 15 to 20 years. Yearly tune-ups help yours reach the high end of that range.
Is a high-efficiency furnace worth it?
Often, yes, in a cold place like Northern Utah. These furnaces turn more of your gas into heat, so less of your money goes out the vent. We'll help you compare.
What size furnace do I need?
It depends on your home's size, insulation, windows and more. A furnace that's too big or too small wastes energy and wears out faster. We figure out the right size for your home.
How long does it take to put in a new furnace?
It depends on your home and the system you pick. We'll let you know what to expect before any work begins.
Heating for homes and businesses
From a family home to a busy office, we keep the heat on.
Home heating
Furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, mini splits and radiant heat for houses and townhomes.
All home servicesCommercial heating & boilers
Repairs and upkeep for the boilers and heating systems that keep your building running.
Commercial boiler repairsQuestions for homeowners and businesses
Do you service commercial boilers?
Yes. We repair, maintain and replace commercial boilers that heat offices, shops and other buildings.
Can you put radiant floor heat in my home?
Yes. Radiant heat warms your floors and gives quiet, even heat. It works well in new homes, remodels and basements.
Do you work on mini splits?
Yes. Mini splits heat and cool one room or area without ductwork. They work great for additions, basements and garages. Learn more about mini splits.
Do you work with landlords and property managers?
Yes. We work with property owners and managers. Call us to set up service for your building.
Why choose Total Air Control?
You want skilled, licensed pros who live here and know Utah winters. That's us.
State licensed
We're licensed by the State of Utah to do heating and cooling work, so the job is done the right way.
Skilled technicians
Our techs know furnaces, boilers and heat pumps inside and out. They find the real problem, not just the symptom.
Locally owned
We're a family business based in Uintah, not a big chain. We live here and heat our homes through the same winters you do.
25+ years of experience
We've been keeping Northern Utah homes and businesses comfortable for more than 25 years.
Questions about Total Air Control
Are you a licensed HVAC company?
Yes. Total Air Control is a licensed Utah HVAC contractor. You can check any contractor's license on the Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL) website.
Are you locally owned?
Yes. We're a family-owned business, and our shop is at 6485 Combe Road in Uintah, Utah. That puts us close to Ogden, Layton and the rest of Weber and Davis counties.
How long have you been in business?
We have more than 25 years of hands-on experience with heating, cooling and ventilation in Northern Utah.
How do I schedule service?
Call 801-806-0794 or fill out our request form. We'll get back to you to set up a time.
Where do we provide heating service?
We bring heating service to homes and businesses in Box Elder, Cache, Weber, Davis, Morgan, Salt Lake, Summit and Wasatch counties in Northern Utah. See our full list of service areas.
Weber County
Ogden, Roy, North Ogden, South Ogden, Uintah, Riverdale, West Haven, Harrisville, Plain City
Boiler repair in OgdenDavis County
Layton, Kaysville, Bountiful, Clearfield, Syracuse, Clinton, Fruit Heights
Davis County serviceSummit & Wasatch Counties
Park City, Heber City, Midway and nearby communities
Heating repair in Park CityCache Valley & Box Elder
Logan, North Logan, Providence, Smithfield, Hyrum, Hyde Park, Brigham City, Tremonton
See all service areasQuestions about our service area
Do you serve Ogden and Layton?
Yes. Ogden, Layton and nearby cities are close to our Uintah shop, so they're right in our backyard.
Do you offer heating service in Park City?
Yes. We work on furnaces, boilers and other heating systems in Park City and nearby Summit County. See our Park City heating repair page.
Which counties do you serve?
We serve Box Elder, Cache, Weber, Davis, Morgan, Salt Lake, Summit and Wasatch counties. If you're not sure about your town, just give us a call.
How do I know if you serve my address?
The fastest way is to call 801-806-0794. You can also check our full service area list.
Need your heat back on?
Call our Uintah team to book a repair, a furnace tune-up or an estimate on a new system.
