Comfort done right, the first time.

We cover the whole Wasatch Front — from Ogden down to Provo, and from Grantsville out to Heber and Coalville. That includes Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, West Jordan, South Jordan, Lehi, American Fork, Orem, Provo, Layton, Kaysville, Ogden, Park City, and dozens more. Not sure if you're in range? Just ask.

Uneven temperatures often come from how supply and return ducts are sized, placed or configured. For example, an oversized basement return may pull too much cool air from downstairs, leaving the upstairs warmer. Depending on the home, solutions may include adjusting airflow, controlling certain returns during heating or cooling, or changing the duct layout. Canyon Comfort’s $250 Airflow Assessment measures airflow and static pressure, evaluates the duct design and tests targeted changes. We repeat measurements to verify system performance and provide written findings with recommended corrections. How the Airflow Assessment works →

Yes — we offer free online estimates for HVAC repairs. Send us what’s going on, your equipment model if you have it, and any photos or quotes, and we’ll tell you what we can from there at no charge. An in-person HVAC visit starts with the $80 diagnostic, credited toward the repair. Already have a quote? We’ll give you a free online second opinion too.

No. We do not offer electrical or plumbing work, and we only take on work allowed under our licenses and Utah DOPL rules and regulations. Not sure whether your project needs an electrician or a plumber? Give us a call and we’ll help you figure out the right route.

Often the same day you call. We're a repair-only HVAC company — weekdays 7am–10pm, plus Saturdays and Sundays — so a morning call usually means we're at your door the same day. Call or text and we'll get you into the next available window. If we can't fully fix it that night, you can rent a portable A/C from us until it's done.

We’re open for HVAC repairs until 10pm weekdays and Saturdays, and until 9pm Sundays — evening and weekend calls are our normal schedule, not an exception. We’re not a 24-hour company; our full hours are Monday through Friday 7am–10pm, Saturday 8am–10pm, and Sunday 8am–9pm. If you smell gas or a CO alarm is sounding, leave the home and call 911 or your gas company.

Yes, a little. Weekdays 7am to 6pm are our regular $80 service call; weeknights until 10pm and all weekend add $40.

Yes — we hold a Utah S350 HVAC contractor license and a B100 general contractor license, and we're EPA refrigerant certified, RMGA gas certified, and fully insured. Every job is done safely and to code.

We always try to. Our pricing is competitive, and depending on the quote, we can often match it or beat it. Send it over and we’ll give you a free online second opinion — if we can match or beat the price, we’ll happily do it. We don’t sell or install new HVAC systems ourselves, so replacement quotes are second opinions only.

Yes — we repair and maintain HVAC systems from Lennox, Goodman, Carrier, Rheem, Trane, Bryant, Amana, York, and all other manufacturers. We also work on swamp coolers from Champion, MasterCool, Essick, Breezair, AeroCool, Phoenix, and other manufacturers. Regardless of the type of equipment you have, we can get you taken care of.

The service call is $80 — that covers the full diagnosis, and it’s credited toward the repair if you move forward. Most A/C and furnace repairs in Salt Lake City typically start around $220 for simpler fixes and can reach a couple thousand dollars for the largest jobs. Many repairs come down to a single failed component like a capacitor, contactor, or igniter, which are among the more affordable fixes.

If your A/C or furnace is under 10 years old, it’s typically worth repairing unless the system has been neglected. From 10 to 15 years old, a system in good condition is usually worth repairing when the repair costs less than roughly 40% of a new system; if it’s aging prematurely, it may be time to start planning for replacement. Past 15 years, we typically recommend repairs only up to about 8% of the price of a new installed system, so a small fix like a capacitor or contactor can still make plenty of sense. Larger problems such as a major refrigerant leak, failed control board, compressor, or heat exchanger usually mean it’s time to look at replacement. An older A/C that still uses R-22 refrigerant can also shift the decision toward replacement.

No. Canyon Comfort is a repair-only HVAC contractor in Salt Lake City. We do not sell or install furnaces, air conditioners, or heat pumps, so our advice has nothing riding on it. If your existing HVAC system can be repaired, we’ll explain what we found. If replacement genuinely is the right call, we’ll say so plainly and show you why, and if you’d like, we’ll recommend a local installer we trust. You’re free to get your own replacement quotes and choose any installer you want.

Yes. No-heat calls are an $80 service call weekdays 7am-6pm, with $40 added weeknights until 10pm and all weekend. We find the actual failure and fix it that visit when the part is on the truck — igniters, flame sensors, pressure switches and airflow problems usually are. Parts that have to be ordered, like a control board, are diagnosed first and installed on a return trip.

Yes — same-day portable A/C rental is usually available while you wait on a repair. The full cooling package is two high-efficiency portable A/C units plus a portable swamp cooler, covering roughly 900 square feet combined. Delivery, setup and takedown are $225, plus $25 per night, with a one-night minimum. Need more cooling? A third high-efficiency unit is only $10 more per night. You’re always welcome to call us for temporary cooling, no matter who is handling the repair.

No, we don’t add any travel or mileage charges as long as you’re within our service area. We serve from Ogden down to Provo and from Grantsville across to Coalville and Heber, including the surrounding areas.