Swamp Coolers vs. HVAC Systems vs. Heat Pumps: Choosing the Right Cooling Solution for Utah Homes
Utah’s unique climate, characterized by hot, dry summers and cold winters, presents homeowners with distinct challenges when selecting an efficient and cost-effective cooling system. Understanding the differences between swamp coolers, traditional HVAC systems, and heat pumps can help you make an informed decision tailored to your home’s needs. Understanding the Cooling Options Swamp Coolers (Evaporative […]
What to Know About HVAC Installation Cost in Utah
When it comes to home comfort in Utah’s extreme climate, having an efficient heating and cooling system is a must. Whether you’re building a new home in Lehi, upgrading an older system in Provo, or replacing a unit that can’t keep up with the heat in Orem, one of the most common questions we hear […]
Breathe Easier in Utah County: Best Home Ventilation Solutions for Cleaner, Healthier Air
Utah County homeowners know the struggle—dry heat, stagnant air, and seasonal smog can make even the most beautiful home feel stuffy and uncomfortable. Whether you’re battling wildfire smoke in the summer or inversion pollution in the winter, home ventilation solutions are essential for protecting your family’s health and improving indoor comfort. Why Utah County Homes […]
Spring Cleaning for Your HVAC System: Utah Homeowner’s Guide
As the snow melts and the days get warmer in Utah, spring offers the perfect opportunity to refresh your home—and that includes your heating and cooling system. After a long winter, your HVAC system deserves a bit of TLC to prepare for the hot summer months ahead. Spring cleaning for your HVAC system isn’t just […]
Show Your Home Some Love: Your Comfort Matters
February is the month of love, and while you’re showering your loved ones with appreciation, don’t forget about the place where so many of your best memories are made, your home! Your home works hard to keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer, and just like any meaningful relationship, it deserves […]
Celebrating 19 Years of Excellence: What Authority Heating Has Learned Over the Years
This year marks the 19th anniversary of Authority Heating, a milestone that fills us with gratitude and pride. Almost two decades ago, we embarked on a journey to provide unparalleled HVAC services to Orem and the surrounding communities. Looking back, we see how much we’ve grown, evolved, and what Authority Heating has learned along the […]
The Most Common Winter Furnace Issues: Tips and Solutions for Utah Households
As winter sets in across Utah, residents rely heavily on their furnaces to keep homes warm and comfortable. However, with increased usage, furnaces can face a range of issues that leave households dealing with the chill. Understanding these common problems and how to address them can save time, money, and stress during the colder months. […]
Why a Whole-Home Humidifier Is a Game-Changer for Winter Comfort in Utah
Utah winters are known for their frigid temperatures and exceptionally dry air, thanks to our arid climate and high elevation. While the snow-capped mountains and cozy winter scenes are beautiful, the lack of humidity in the air can lead to health issues, higher energy bills, and damage to your home. A whole-home humidifier is the […]
Comparing Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps: Which is the Right Choice for Your Home?
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
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 […]
