Furnace & AC help · Weber & Davis County
Furnace & AC Repair in Ogden & Davis County
Furnace out on a cold night, AC down in July, or ready to replace an old system? Send one short form and up to 3 local heating and cooling companies can reach out.
- Ogden, Layton, Roy, Kaysville, Clearfield & nearby
- Furnace, AC, heat pump & install requests
- Free, shared with up to 3 companies
What happens next
- You send the form. It takes about 60 seconds.
- We pass it on. Up to 3 local heating and cooling companies that serve your ZIP get your request.
- They contact you. They quote the repair or install. You decide who, if anyone, to hire.
No heat? Check these first
- Thermostat set to Heat, a few degrees above room temp, fresh batteries.
- Furnace switch on and breaker not tripped; replace a clogged filter.
- Smell gas? Leave the house and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Quick answers
Who do I contact for furnace repair in Ogden or Layton?
Answer: Use the form on this page. Ogden Heat & Air is a free referral service, run by Matt Jensen, that shares your request with up to 3 independent heating and cooling contractors serving Weber and Davis County.
What should I check first if my furnace stops?
Answer: Thermostat on Heat with fresh batteries, furnace switch on, breaker not tripped, furnace door closed, and a clean filter. If it still won't run, request service. If you smell gas, leave and call your gas utility from outside.
How do I check an HVAC contractor's license in Utah?
Answer: Search the company or person on the Utah DOPL license lookup at secure.utah.gov/llv, ask for proof of liability insurance, and get a written estimate.
Winter furnace emergencies in Weber & Davis County
Winter nights along the Wasatch Front regularly drop well below freezing, and a furnace that quits in January can let a house get cold fast. Pipes in exterior walls and crawlspaces can freeze if a home loses heat for long. If your furnace stops, check the thermostat, breaker, furnace switch, and filter first. If it still won't run, use safe space heaters (never a gas oven or grill indoors), open cabinet doors under sinks, and request help.
Carbon monoxide: if a CO alarm sounds or anyone feels dizzy or sick, get everyone outside and call 911. Smell gas? Leave, then call your gas utility from outside.
Before you hire anyone
Check the license yourself
HVAC work in Utah is done by state-licensed contractors. Before you sign anything, look the company up on the Utah DOPL license lookup, ask for proof of insurance, and get a written estimate.
Compare quotes
Ask each company for the diagnostic or trip fee up front, the parts and labor price, and the warranty on parts and work. For a replacement, ask for the model numbers and efficiency rating (AFUE for furnaces, SEER2 for AC).
Who runs this site
Ogden Heat & Air is a free referral service run by Matt Jensen. It is not an HVAC contractor. Your request is shared with up to 3 companies. We don't sell your info for other marketing.
Heating & cooling help
Furnace repair
Ignitors, flame sensors, inducer motors, blowers, control boards, and short cycling.
AC repair
Capacitors, contactors, refrigerant leaks, frozen coils, and condensers that won't start.
No heat / no AC
Urgent help when the house is getting cold in winter or hot in summer.
Replacement & install
New furnaces, central AC, heat pumps, and evaporative cooler conversions, quoted by local contractors.
Maintenance & tune-ups
Fall furnace and spring AC checkups, filters, and safety checks.
Thermostats & airflow
Smart thermostats, ductwork problems, and rooms that won't heat or cool evenly.
Ogden
Ogden has many older homes, from historic houses on the East Bench and near 25th Street to post-war bungalows, alongside newer homes on the edges of the city. Furnace & AC help in Ogden →
Layton
Layton is the largest city in Davis County, with homes from the 1970s through new construction, and many military families near Hill Air Force Base. Furnace & AC help in Layton →
Roy
Roy is mostly single-family homes from the 1960s to 1990s, just south of Ogden and next to Hill AFB. Furnace & AC help in Roy →
Kaysville
Kaysville and Fruit Heights have many larger family homes, from established neighborhoods to newer builds along the bench. Furnace & AC help in Kaysville →
Areas we serve in Weber & Davis County
Frequently asked questions
How much does furnace repair cost?
Many common repairs, like an ignitor, flame sensor, or capacitor, run from a couple hundred dollars to several hundred, plus any diagnostic or trip fee. Blower motors, inducers, and control boards cost more. Get a written quote before work starts.
Repair or replace my furnace?
Many homeowners consider replacing a furnace that is roughly 15–20 years old, needs a major repair, or has a cracked heat exchanger. Ask each contractor for both a repair and a replacement price so you can compare.
Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
Common causes are a dirty flame sensor, a failed ignitor, a clogged filter causing the furnace to overheat and shut off the burners, or a thermostat fan set to On instead of Auto.
Why is my AC running but not cooling?
Often a failed capacitor, a dirty outdoor coil, low refrigerant from a leak, or a frozen indoor coil from a dirty filter. Turn the AC off if you see ice and request service.
Is this service free?
Yes. Ogden Heat & Air is free for homeowners. Participating contractors may pay us for referrals.
Who does the work?
Independent local HVAC contractors. Ogden Heat & Air is a referral service run by Matt Jensen, not a contractor. Check any company's license on the Utah DOPL license lookup before hiring.
Furnace out or AC down?
Send the short form and up to 3 local heating and cooling companies can reach out with quotes.
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