Comparing Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps: Which is the Right Choice for Your Home?

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Choosing between an air conditioner and a heat pump can feel like a big decision, especially with Utah’s unique climate. Both systems provide cooling, but they function differently and offer distinct benefits. In this guide, we’ll dive into how these systems work, their energy efficiency, cost, and other factors to help you make an informed […]

Why You Shouldn’t Cover the AC Unit in Winter

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As colder weather approaches, many homeowners begin to think about protecting their outdoor air conditioning units from the elements. A common practice has been to cover the AC unit in winter to shield it from snow, ice, and debris. However, this well-meaning action can cause more harm than good. In fact, it’s best to leave […]

Heat Pumps: An Efficient Solution for Utah Homes

Utah’s climate brings a wide range of temperatures throughout the year, making it crucial for homeowners to find an energy-efficient and cost-effective solution for both heating and cooling. One increasingly popular option in the HVAC industry are heat pumps, a versatile system that offers year-round comfort while reducing energy consumption and costs. What Is a […]

What To Do When Your HVAC System is Damaged by Hail

Utah is no stranger to sudden and intense weather changes, with hailstorms being a common occurrence during the spring and summer months. These storms can be severe, bringing hail the size of golf balls or even larger, capable of causing significant damage to your property, including your HVAC system. At Authority Heating & Cooling, we […]

The Top Reasons Your AC System Freezes

As summer temperatures rise, your air conditioning system becomes your best friend, keeping your home cool and comfortable. However, one common issue many homeowners face is a freezing AC unit. Understanding why this happens can help you prevent it and ensure your AC runs smoothly all season long. Here are the top reasons your AC […]

Should I Choose Central Air or Swamp Coolers in Utah?

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Are you considering cooling options for your home in Utah and feeling overwhelmed by the choice between central air or swamp coolers? At Authority Heating & Cooling, we understand that every home’s environment and every homeowner’s budget are unique, which is why we offer personalized consultations to help you make the best decision. In Utah’s […]

Are UV Lights in HVAC Systems Effective?

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As indoor air quality becomes a growing concern, Utah homeowners are looking for effective ways to clean the indoor air. UV lights in HVAC systems have risen in popularity over the last decade, thanks to the effectiveness UV lights have at killing microbial buildup on air filters, drain pans, cooling coils, and duct surfaces in […]

Common HVAC Issues: When to Seek Professional HVAC Services

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Identifying key HVAC problems involves recognizing symptoms like irregular temperatures, unusual noises, or escalating energy costs, which indicate potential mechanical failures or inefficiencies. Common issues include blocked filters, refrigerant leaks, or worn mechanical components such as compressors. These complexities typically require professional assessment due to the technical expertise and specialized tools needed for accurate diagnostics […]

Emergency Heating and Cooling: Keep Your Home Comfortable in Any Weather

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Don’t you just love our Utah weather? You wake up to 35 degrees in the morning, but experience 95 degrees by 2PM! Our extreme weather can place additional strain on your HVAC system, causing parts to wear out well before they are ready. At Authority Heating & Cooling, we provide emergency heating and cooling services […]

Are Whole House Humidifiers Worth the Cost?

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Are you and your family constantly getting sick? In Utah, we often find an increase in cold and flu-like symptoms in the late fall and winter months. Our air is usually drier inside the home in the winter due to the furnace system. Unfortunately, drier air makes it easier for illnesses and viruses to travel. […]