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Cooling service · Utah County

AC installation in Utah County

A new air conditioner should be sized to your house, matched to your furnace's blower, and charged by weight — not eyeballed. Done right, it costs less to run and lasts years longer. We do it right.

  • Free in-home estimate with an itemized written quote
  • Load calculation, not a guess from the old unit
  • Matched indoor and outdoor components for rated efficiency
  • Charged by weight and commissioned before we leave
All 16 Utah County cities — same crew, same trucks.

Air conditioning installed to actually perform

Most air conditioners underperform their rating from the day they are installed. Not because the equipment is bad, but because the system was oversized, the indoor coil never matched the outdoor unit, or the charge was set by feel instead of by weight.

We size from a load calculation on your house, match the coil and the blower to the condenser so the rated SEER2 is achievable, and weigh in the charge to the manufacturer's spec. Then we measure the result before calling it done.

In a valley where summer highs sit near 100°, the difference between a properly commissioned system and a rushed one shows up on every July power bill for the next fifteen years.

Scope of work

What's included

All of it is in the quoted price. Nothing new appears on installation day.

Load calculation

Sized to the house, not to whatever was there before. An oversized AC cools fast, shuts off, and leaves the house clammy — the classic symptom of a system sold by the ton instead of by the math.

Covers: square footage · insulation · window orientation · duct capacity

Matched components

The outdoor condenser, indoor coil, and blower have to be a matched set to hit the rated efficiency. Mismatched systems are common and they quietly cost you every summer.

Covers: condenser · evaporator coil · blower compatibility

Line set and removal

Old equipment removed and disposed of responsibly. Line set replaced or properly flushed — critical when moving from R-22 to modern refrigerant.

Covers: removal · haul-away · line set · flush or replace

Charge by weight

The refrigerant charge is weighed in to spec, not guessed at. Over- and undercharging both cost efficiency and shorten compressor life.

Covers: evacuate · vacuum test · weighed charge

Electrical and pad

Disconnect, whip, breaker sizing, and a level pad for the condenser. Permitted and inspected like everything else we install.

Covers: disconnect · breaker · pad · condensate

Commissioning

Superheat and subcooling measured, airflow verified, and temperature split checked at the registers. We show you the numbers before we leave.

Covers: superheat · subcooling · airflow · temp split

No surprises

You know the price before we start

Most people call us because the last company handed them a bill they never agreed to. Here is how a job actually runs.

  1. Pick your window

    Book online in about a minute, or call and talk to a person. No-heat and no-cooling calls jump the queue.

  2. Free written estimate

    We diagnose the system at your home and hand you a written price. No obligation, no diagnostic fee, no work until you say go.

  3. Fixed right, the first time

    We finish the job and clean up after ourselves. If a competitor quoted lower on the same scope, bring it to us.

What neighbors say

What our neighbors say

★★★★★ 5.0 · 39+ Google reviews

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“Kim did a fabulous job figuring out the issue with our furnace and fixed them! He was very well priced and professional.”
K. Bushman · Furnace repair
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“Our AC went out in the middle of July. They came the same day and had it fixed within a couple hours. Incredibly fast and fair pricing.”
Sarah M. · AC repair
★★★★★
“I’ve used Provo HVAC twice and both times they’ve been prompt, professional, and honest. They won’t upsell you on things you don’t need.”
David R. · Repeat customer
FAQs

AC Installation questions

Still curious? Call — we would rather answer it now than have you guess.

How much does a new AC unit cost?

Installed cost depends on size, efficiency tier, and whether the line set and ductwork need work. We quote the full installed number in writing after seeing the house.

What SEER2 rating should I buy?

For most Utah County homes the mid-tier is the sweet spot — the jump from entry-level pays back, the jump to top-tier often does not unless you run it hard. We show you the payback math for your usage.

Should I replace the furnace at the same time?

If the furnace is also near end of life, yes — the blower is part of the cooling system, and replacing both together costs less than two separate jobs and guarantees a matched set.

Is a heat pump a good option in Utah?

Modern cold-climate heat pumps work here better than their reputation suggests, and they cool as well as heat. Whether it beats gas depends on your rates — we will price both.

How long does an AC installation take?

A straight replacement is usually one day. Adding cooling to a home without it, or replacing the line set through finished space, can take longer — we tell you before we start.

Ready when you are.

Free written estimate, no diagnostic fee, and a price we will match or beat.