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Tell us what you need — we'll send a quote

Answer a few questions and add some photos. We'll send a written quote or recommendations, usually within 24 hours, Monday through Friday. It's free, no obligation, and no annoying sales calls — we may reach out once with a quick question, but we never hound you or sell your info.

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Thanks! Your email app should open with your answers filled in for Devan@canyoncomfort.com. Attach your photos to that email (or text them to 801-960-5925) and hit send — we'll reply with your quote within 24 hours, Mon–Fri.
Quick note: automatic photo upload isn't live yet (coming soon). For now, submitting opens your email with everything filled in — just attach your photos there, or text them to 801-960-5925. Photos marked * are the ones we really need. Tap the small i next to any question if you're not sure what we mean.

If another company gave you a price, send a photo of it. We'll do our best to beat it and tell you anything they left out.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

New installation details

The more detail and photos, the more accurate (and competitive) your quote — and the better the chance we fix it in one trip.

Count the floor, wall, or ceiling vents (registers) that blow air OUT into your rooms — don't count the big return grille that pulls air back in. This tells us how much air your system moves so we size the new equipment right.

Roughly how many windows are in the area this system heats & cools. More glass = more heating/cooling load.

Which floors does this system condition? e.g. “main + upstairs” or “basement + main.”

Slide out your current filter and read the size printed on its cardboard edge, like 16x25x1 (length x width x thickness). If you have more than one filter, list each size.

The tall metal furnace cabinet (usually in a basement, closet, garage, or attic). Measure floor-to-top of the metal box. This confirms the new equipment will fit.

Width of that same metal furnace cabinet.

The evaporator coil is the box sitting ON TOP of the furnace, where the copper refrigerant lines connect. Measure that box top-to-bottom (height).

Width of the coil box on top of the furnace.

The maker — Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, etc. It's printed on the metal data sticker on the outdoor unit and on the furnace. Not sure? Just snap the sticker photo below and we'll read it.

Look for the metal data plate on the OUTDOOR unit (and inside the furnace door). It's labeled “Model” or “M/N” — a mix of letters and numbers. Easiest option: take a clear photo of the whole sticker and attach it below, and we'll read it for you.

Efficiency is rated in SEER2 (cooling) and AFUE (heating) — higher numbers cost a bit more up front but lower your monthly bills and may qualify for rebates. Not sure? Choose “recommend for me” and we'll lay out the options.

What's the difference? (Heat pump vs AC)

AC only cools; your furnace handles heat. A heat pump does both and is very efficient — often lowering bills — but in deep cold it leans on backup heat. Heat pumps cost a bit more up front and can qualify for rebates. Not sure? We'll recommend the best fit for your home and budget.

An 80% furnace vents through a metal flue and costs less up front. A 90%+ furnace vents through white PVC pipe and burns less gas. Not sure which you have? Choose “recommend for me.”

Where the furnace and coil live — an unfinished basement with open framing, or a finished room with drywall. It affects how we route the line set.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

Show how the copper line set runs from the indoor coil toward the outside — and whether it's exposed or hidden behind drywall. Walk the path and snap a few shots.

Any issues today? (check all that apply)
Photos — tap to take or choose

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

Capture the furnace/air handler from the left, the center, and the right; add one close-up of the unit and one wide shot showing the whole room or closet. This lets us plan the install and spot anything tricky before we arrive.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

The outdoor A/C or heat-pump unit (the one with the fan on top), from at least 3 different angles, plus a step-back shot showing how much space is around it.

We need the model & serial from BOTH the indoor and outdoor units — a clear photo of each nameplate, or the typed numbers. Without it we usually can't quote the right equipment.

Anything that makes getting to the units harder — stairs, narrow gates, locked areas, landscaping, pets.

Repair details

The more detail and photos you share, the better — it helps us pinpoint the problem and often fix it in one trip.

Indoor = the furnace/air handler inside. Outdoor = the unit outside the house. Not sure is fine.

Details often help us spot the issue before we arrive and come prepared with the right parts.

Photos — tap to take or choose

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

Model & serial — indoor and outdoor

We need the model & serial from BOTH the indoor (furnace/air handler) and outdoor unit to order the right part — a clear photo of each nameplate, or the typed numbers. Without it we usually can't price the repair.

Mini-split details

Photos of the inside spot, the outside, and your home help us size it right.

Each indoor head handles one room or zone. Choose how many, and we'll ask a couple quick details about each room.

Photos — tap to take or choose

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

A photo of the wall/room where you'd want the indoor head mounted.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

The outside wall or ground area near that room, where the outdoor unit would sit.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

Other services

Vents, ductwork, gas lines, swamp coolers, and more — a good description plus photos lets us quote a lot of it online.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

Ask a Canyon Comfort pro

Not sure what you need? Describe what's going on or what you're weighing and a real HVAC pro will get back to you with an honest answer — the more detail, the better.

More photos — from more angles — mean a faster, more accurate quote.

Not every job can be quoted online — if we need to, we'll come take a look at no charge. Prefer to talk? Text or call 801-960-5925.

WHAT TO EXPECT
  • A quote within 24 hours*Sent straight to you (Mon–Fri).
  • 100% free, no obligationA quote is just that — you decide what's next.
  • No hidden feesAnd no annoying calls for weeks after.
  • No spam, everNo annoying emails or calls — we won't spam you for filling this out.
  • Bring a quote to beatWe'll sharpen our pencil and flag anything they left out.
  • The more photos, the betterIt's how we quote accurately and often fix it in one trip.
  • Financing availableIncluding 0% options for qualified buyers — see options.
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