What HVAC services does Aegis Heating and Air offer?

We provide full-service HVAC across Salt Lake County — AC installation and repair, furnace installation and repair, heat pump service, ductless mini-split installs, indoor air quality systems, duct cleaning, commercial rooftop units, and 24/7 emergency repair. We also handle gas line installation, smart thermostat setup, and maintenance plans with twice-yearly tune-ups.

Do you offer same-day HVAC service?

Yes, during peak heating and cooling seasons. Typical response time for same-day calls placed before noon runs under 2 hours, with same-day arrival on the vast majority of after-hours emergencies. Genuine emergencies are prioritized over routine service.

How do you charge for service calls?

We charge a diagnostic fee to come out and properly assess your system, which is applied toward any repair work we perform that same visit. Repair work is quoted in writing before we begin. Installation estimates for new system replacement are free and include a full Manual J load calculation.

What brands of HVAC equipment do you service?

We're brand-agnostic. We actively install Trane, Carrier, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, Mitsubishi, Bryant, and Daikin. We service those plus most major HVAC brands on the market — American Standard, York, Coleman, Heil, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Amana, Ruud, Payne, and others.

Do you serve commercial properties?

Yes. We handle light commercial HVAC for retail, office, restaurant, and multi-tenant buildings across Salt Lake County — including rooftop unit changeouts, package unit installs, curb adapter fabrication for non-standard footprints, and maintenance contracts.

What does a full HVAC system replacement cost in Salt Lake County?

Costs vary by equipment tier, home size, ductwork condition, and venting requirements. Rough ballparks: basic 80% furnace replacement $4,500–$7,500; high-efficiency 96% AFUE two-stage furnace $7,000–$11,000; central AC condenser replacement $5,500–$9,500; full furnace + AC system changeout $10,000–$18,000.

Is Aegis Heating and Air licensed and insured?

Yes. We hold a Utah S350 Mechanical Contractor license (#11234567-5501), carry general liability insurance with $1M/$2M limits through The Hartford, and maintain workers' compensation coverage through WCF Insurance on every employee.

HVAC Services Across Salt Lake County

Aegis Heating and Air is a full-service HVAC contractor based in West Valley City, serving residential and light commercial customers throughout Salt Lake County. Whether you need an emergency furnace repair at 11pm, a quote on a full system replacement, or routine seasonal maintenance to keep your equipment running through the next inversion, the services below cover it. Every service we offer is performed by NATE-certified technicians, fully licensed under Utah S350 Mechanical Contractor #11234567-5501, and backed by both manufacturer and Aegis labor warranties.

Browse by category below, or call (385) 250-0687 if you’d rather talk through what you need.

Cooling Services

Salt Lake summers push past 100°F in stretches that run a full week at a time, and the valley’s 4,300-foot elevation changes how cooling equipment has to be sized — a unit correctly tonned for Phoenix will short-cycle here. Our cooling work runs from emergency AC repair during heat waves to full variable-capacity condenser installs paired with high-efficiency furnaces, with elevation-corrected load calcs on every install.

AC Installation — New central air conditioning system installation, Manual J load calc, equipment selection across all major brands
AC Repair — Diagnostic and repair on residential and commercial AC systems, refrigerant work, electrical, compressor replacement
AC Tune-Up — Spring seasonal service, coil cleaning, refrigerant charge verification, capacitor and contactor inspection
AC Capacitor Replacement — Same-day capacitor diagnostics and replacement, common cause of summer no-cool calls
AC Compressor Repair — Compressor diagnostics, replacement when economically viable, repair-vs-replace consultation
Refrigerant Recharge & Leak Detection — Electronic leak detection, proper refrigerant recovery, accurate recharge by superheat or subcool method
Swamp Cooler Service — Evaporative cooler repair, pad replacement, seasonal startup and shutdown, conversion to refrigerated AC
Evaporator Coil Repair — Indoor coil leak diagnostics, replacement, flushing for cross-contamination

Heating Services

Wasatch Front winters drop well below zero during inversions, and persistent inversions trap pollutants in the valley basin for weeks at a time. Heating equipment in this valley runs harder for longer than in most parts of the country. Our heating services cover everything from emergency no-heat calls in January to full high-efficiency furnace replacements with combustion analysis at commissioning.

Furnace Installation — New furnace installation, gas and electric, single-stage through modulating variable-speed, full load calc on every install
Furnace Repair — Diagnostic and repair on residential and commercial furnaces, ignition systems, control boards, gas valves, heat exchangers
Furnace Tune-Up — Fall seasonal service, combustion analysis, draft test, heat exchanger inspection, ignition system service
Heat Pumps — Heat pump installation, repair, and dual-fuel configuration. Cold-climate Hyper-Heat systems for Utah winters.
Heat Exchanger Repair — Heat exchanger inspection, leak testing, replacement on covered warranty units
Boiler Installation — Hydronic boiler installation for older Salt Lake homes with radiator or baseboard heat
Boiler Repair — Boiler diagnostics, circulator pumps, expansion tanks, zone valves, controls
Gas Line Installation — New gas line runs for HVAC equipment, performed by our Utah journeyman plumber endorsement holder

Indoor Air Quality

The Utah Division of Air Quality documents persistent winter inversions trapping PM2.5 and other pollutants in the Salt Lake basin for weeks each year. Indoor air filtration and ventilation matter more here than in most parts of the country. Our indoor air quality services help you breathe better year-round — particularly during inversion season — and address allergy, respiratory, and humidity-related comfort issues.

Duct Cleaning — Whole-system duct cleaning, particularly valuable after construction, renovation, or for households with respiratory sensitivities
Whole-Home Humidifiers — Bypass and fan-powered humidifier installation for Wasatch Front winters when indoor RH drops below 15%
Whole-Home Dehumidifiers — Integrated dehumidification for basements, finished lower levels, and lake-effect humid zones on the west side
Air Purifier Installation — Whole-home air cleaners and HEPA bypass systems, MERV-13 and higher filtration
UV Light Air Treatment — UV-C lamps for biological growth control on evaporator coils, paired with media filtration
Air Filter Replacement — Standard pleated filters through MERV-16 media cabinets, sizing guidance for your specific equipment
Carbon Monoxide Testing — Combustion analysis on gas appliances, CO detection, flue testing, ventilation verification

Maintenance & Emergency Service

Most HVAC failures are predictable — a stiff inducer motor, a marginal capacitor, a partially blocked condensate line, a refrigerant charge that’s drifted out of spec. Annual maintenance catches them before they become a 2am emergency call. When emergencies do happen, our response time during peak season runs under 2 hours for same-day calls placed before noon.

HVAC Tune-Up — Comprehensive system service, twice-yearly recommended for heat pumps, once-yearly for AC-only or furnace-only systems
HVAC Inspection & Diagnostics — Full system diagnostic with static pressure measurement, refrigerant charge verification, combustion analysis, and second-opinion estimates
Emergency HVAC Repair — 24/7 emergency line for no-heat, no-cool, suspected gas leak, HVAC water leak, and CO alarm activation
Maintenance Plans — Twice-yearly tune-ups, priority emergency scheduling, parts and repair discounts, single annual price

Installation & Replacement

Full HVAC installations — replacements, retrofits, additions, and new construction. Every install starts with a Manual J load calculation on our laptop at your kitchen table, equipment matched to your actual home’s envelope and elevation, written line-item quote within 24 hours, and commissioning data emailed to you at job completion.

HVAC System Replacement — Full system changeouts including furnace and AC, evaluated by repair-vs-replace math, not arbitrary age thresholds
Ductless Mini-Splits — Mitsubishi and Daikin multi-zone installs, additions, finished basements, garage offices, historic homes without ductwork
Zoned HVAC Systems — Multi-zone damper systems for two-story comfort imbalance, basement-finishing projects, and large homes with mixed loads
Smart Thermostats — Nest, Ecobee, Honeywell installation with proper staging configuration for your specific equipment
Thermostat Repair — Diagnostic and repair on existing thermostats, wiring issues, configuration errors
Air Handler Services — Air handler installation, replacement, ECM blower motor service, evaporator coil work

Commercial HVAC

Light commercial work for retail, office, restaurants, and multi-tenant buildings across Salt Lake County. Rooftop unit changeouts, package unit installs, custom curb adapters for non-standard footprints, and maintenance contracts for facilities managing multiple units. Commercial work is typically scheduled around your business hours — including weekend crane sets for rooftop changeouts.

Commercial HVAC Services — Full-service commercial HVAC for retail, office, light industrial, and restaurant spaces
Commercial HVAC Maintenance — Quarterly or biannual maintenance schedules with documented service records for facility management
Rooftop HVAC Unit Installation — RTU changeouts, crane setting, curb adapter fabrication, economizer commissioning
Commercial Service Contracts — Annual service agreements with response-time guarantees and prioritized scheduling for commercial customers

How We Decide What You Actually Need

Most HVAC service calls split into three categories. We approach each one differently:

Something Is Broken

You called because something stopped working. We diagnose the actual cause — with real measurements, not guesses — and recommend the most cost-effective fix. Sometimes that’s a $30 capacitor and you’re back in business in an hour. Sometimes it’s a failed compressor on a 14-year-old system where the repair cost is close to half the price of a new unit, and we walk you through the repair-vs-replace math so you can decide with real numbers. Either way, you get a written quote before we perform work.

Something Is Working But Could Work Better

You’re not having an emergency, but the upstairs is always warmer than the downstairs, or the system runs constantly without holding temperature, or your utility bills have been climbing year over year. This is where diagnostic services and tune-ups pay for themselves — a static pressure measurement, a refrigerant charge verification, a combustion analysis, and a ductwork audit usually identify exactly what’s underperforming and what it would cost to fix.

You’re Planning Ahead

You know your system is approaching end-of-life, you’re finishing a basement, you’re building an addition, or you’re moving into a new home and want a baseline assessment. These are the calls we love — there’s no time pressure, we can do the work right the first time, and the math on choosing equipment is straightforward when the existing system isn’t already failing. Free in-home estimates include Manual J load calcs, equipment options across price tiers, available rebates and tax credits modeled in, and a written quote within 24 hours.

What’s Included on Every Service Call

Real measurements, not guesses. Static pressure, refrigerant charge by superheat or subcool, combustion analysis on gas equipment, electrical readings.
Written quotes before work begins. No surprise charges. No “miscellaneous” line items.
Clean job site. Drop cloths, shoe covers, debris hauled away.
Documented commissioning on every install — measurements emailed to you for your records.
Manufacturer warranty registration filed on your behalf within a week of install.
30-day post-install check-in on new installations to verify performance.

Areas We Serve

We serve all of Salt Lake County, with primary coverage in:

If you’re inside the county line, we’re likely within 30 minutes of your home or business. Surrounding Wasatch Front communities are served on a case-by-case basis — call to confirm coverage for your address.

Brands We Service and Install

We’re brand-agnostic. We install Trane, Carrier, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, Mitsubishi, Bryant, and Daikin, and we service most major HVAC brands on the market — including older equipment from American Standard, York, Coleman, Heil, Tempstar, Amana, Ruud, and others. Our recommendations are based on what fits your home’s load calculation, your budget, and long-term parts availability in the Salt Lake market — not on which manufacturer is paying the highest dealer incentive that quarter.

Pricing and Financing

Diagnostic visits and minor repairs are quoted at the time of the call. Installation work is line-itemed in writing after an in-home estimate. Typical project ranges in Salt Lake County: $4,500–$7,500 for a basic 80% furnace replacement, $7,000–$11,000 for a high-efficiency 96% AFUE two-stage furnace, $5,500–$9,500 for a central AC condenser replacement, $10,000–$18,000 for a full system changeout. Heat pumps and variable-capacity systems run higher.

Financing is available for qualified customers through our lender partners, including 0% APR promotional plans and longer-term fixed-rate options. Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart rebates, Dominion Energy Therm-Wise rebates, and federal 25C energy efficiency tax credits are modeled into every install quote so you see real net cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

What HVAC services does Aegis Heating and Air offer?: We provide full-service HVAC across Salt Lake County — including AC installation and repair, furnace installation and repair, heat pump service, ductless mini-split installs, indoor air quality systems, duct cleaning, commercial rooftop units, and 24/7 emergency repair. We also handle gas line installation for HVAC equipment, smart thermostat setup, and maintenance plans with twice-yearly tune-ups.
Do you offer same-day HVAC service?: Yes, during peak heating and cooling seasons. Typical response time for same-day calls placed before noon runs under 2 hours, with same-day arrival on the vast majority of after-hours emergencies. Genuine emergencies — no heat sub-freezing, no AC in extreme heat, suspected gas leak, water leak from HVAC equipment, CO alarm activation — are prioritized over routine service.
How do you charge for service calls?: We charge a diagnostic fee to come out and properly assess your system, which is applied toward any repair work we perform that same visit. Repair work is quoted in writing before we begin. Installation estimates for new system replacement, ductless installs, and major upgrades are free and include a full Manual J load calculation on-site.
What brands of HVAC equipment do you service?: We’re brand-agnostic. We actively install Trane, Carrier, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, Mitsubishi, Bryant, and Daikin. We service those plus most major HVAC brands on the market — American Standard, York, Coleman, Heil, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Amana, Ruud, Payne, and others. For ductless systems we also service Fujitsu, LG, Samsung, and most major brands.
Do you serve commercial properties?: Yes. We handle light commercial HVAC for retail, office, restaurant, and multi-tenant buildings across Salt Lake County — including rooftop unit changeouts, package unit installs, curb adapter fabrication for non-standard footprints, and maintenance contracts with documented service records for facility management.
What does a full HVAC system replacement cost in Salt Lake County?: Costs vary by equipment tier, home size, ductwork condition, and venting requirements. Rough ballparks: basic 80% furnace replacement $4,500–$7,500; high-efficiency 96% AFUE two-stage furnace $7,000–$11,000; central AC condenser replacement $5,500–$9,500; full furnace + AC system changeout $10,000–$18,000. Heat pumps and variable-capacity systems run higher. Every quote is line-itemed in writing so you see exactly what you’re paying for.
Is Aegis Heating and Air licensed and insured?: Yes. We hold a Utah S350 Mechanical Contractor license (#11234567-5501) issued by the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, carry general liability insurance ($1M/$2M limits through The Hartford), and maintain workers’ compensation coverage through WCF Insurance on every employee. Certificate of insurance available on request.

Schedule Service or Request a Free Estimate

Whether you need a diagnostic on a system that’s misbehaving, a written quote on a new install, or a second opinion on a quote you’ve received from another contractor, we’d love to hear from you.

Phone: (385) 250-0687
Email: info@aegisheatingandair.xyz
Address: 4454 Manhattan Ct, West Valley City, UT 84120

Office Hours

Monday – Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Holidays: Closed (emergency line monitored)