Furnaces

Provo Furnace Services

Name: Gillette Heating And Air Conditioning
Address: 258 W 3450 N Unit #106,, Spanish Fork, UT, 84660
Telephone: (801) 760-7724

Licensed Furnace Technicians Serving Homes & Businesses in Utah County

A properly sized and installed heating system is essential for staying safe and cozy during Utah’s frigid winters. Luckily, Gillette Heating And Air Conditioning is here to help! From urgent furnace repairs to new installations to routine maintenance, our team is proud to be your one-stop shop for reliable furnace services in Provo.

Our licensed technicians have decades of experience serving homes and businesses across Utah County, giving you peace of mind that your investment is in trusted hands. With 24/7 availability and same-day services available, we make it easy to stay warm and toasty all winter long!

So why wait? Reach out today to learn how you can benefit from our top-quality products, financing options, and satisfaction guarantee. We look forward to serving you!

Is your furnace on the fritz? Our team is available 24/7 for all your heating needs in Provo! Call (801) 760-7724 to schedule a service.

Common Types of Furnaces We Install

Gas Furnaces

Gas furnaces are a popular and efficient heating choice that uses natural gas to provide consistent warmth. While these systems are known for their reliability and affordability, they require access to natural gas and regular maintenance for safe operation.

Electric Furnaces

Electric furnaces are typically affordable upfront and have longer lifespans than other models, making them an excellent option for properties without access to natural gas. However, they tend to have higher operational costs due to electricity rates.

Propane Furnaces

Propane is a clean-burning fuel that delivers exceptional efficiency and powerful performance, making propane furnaces a reliable and efficient heating alternative in areas where natural gas infrastructure is not readily available. Some key considerations include propane storage and delivery.

Dual Fuel Furnaces

Dual fuel furnaces combine the benefits of a gas furnace and a heat pump, making them an efficient hybrid heating solution for our variable climate. These systems use the gas furnace for extremely cold days and the heat pump for milder temperatures for year-round energy usage, although they may cost more upfront.

Which Furnace Is Best for My Home?

Here are some factors to consider when purchasing your next furnace:

Size. We can help you install a correctly sized furnace to fit the square footage and layout of your home to prevent frequent cycling and energy waste.
Model. While a single-stage furnace may be sufficient for smaller homes, larger properties may benefit from a two-stage or variable-stage furnace.
Efficiency. Furnaces with higher annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) ratings operate more efficiently, leading to savings on utility bills.
Fuel type. Most property owners in Utah County rely on natural gas to heat their home. If you don’t have access to a natural gas line, propane and oil are excellent alternatives.

How Often Should I Schedule Furnace Maintenance?

Like any appliance, your furnace isn’t built to last forever—but regular maintenance can significantly improve its performance and longevity. That’s why our team offers comprehensive furnace maintenance to keep you warm and toasty while saving you the headache of costly breakdowns down the road.

We recommend scheduling furnace maintenance at least once a year, ideally in the fall, before the colder months set in. Our team can conduct a thorough inspection to clean and optimize your furnace for the upcoming winter!

What Size Gas Furnace Do I Need?

It’s important to choose a furnace that delivers at least 40 BTUs of heat per square foot of your living space. For example, if you live in a 2,500 square-foot home, you would want a furnace that delivers at least 100,000 BTUs of heat. Our team can assess your property’s specifications and usage patterns to recommend a suitable furnace size for your heating needs!

Signs Your Furnace Needs Professional Attention

Knowing when to call our professional furnace technicians is a must to keep your furnace performing efficiently and reliably for longer. Here are some warning signs that your furnace needs professional attention:

Uneven heating
Frequent cycling
Persistent foul odors
Banging, rattling, or screeching sounds
Rising energy bills without changes in usage

If your furnace is experiencing any of these red flags, don’t hesitate to contact Gillette Heating And Air Conditioning for prompt solutions! We proudly offer same-day scheduling and around-the-clock emergency services for your convenience and peace of mind.

Why Does My Furnace Have a Yellow Pilot Light?

A yellow pilot light on your furnace is a sign of improper combustion and may indicate an issue with the gas-to-air ratio. Ignoring this red flag can lead to serious hazards, including carbon monoxide production.

If your furnace has a yellow pilot light, it’s important to turn off your system immediately and contact Gillette Heating And Air Conditioning for swift service. Day or night, rain or shine, our team is available around the clock for all your heating emergencies!

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“I appreciated their answering nonstop questions. Because of their patience, I ended up feeling positive that I made the right choice to replace my HVAC system. I was very comfortable having them in my home and felt they were highly competent and doing excellent work. Plus they were funny.”

Molly B. Salt Lake City, UT
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“Braxtin and Shawn were very professional installing the Infinity heat pump and furnace. I was told that because of the tight area I would not be able to take advantage of the 4 inch filter, but Shawn and Braxtin were able to custom fit the system so that a 4 inch filter could also be installed. They also left the area cleaner than they found it. I highly recommend them.”

Ron I. , UT
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“The technicians, Braxtin, Shawn, and Dustin, were highly competent, knowledgeable, and efficient. They were also very respectful of the building by using pathway tarps and cleaning up after themselves when the installation was complete. I would hire them again.”

David V. Springville, UT

How Long Do Furnaces Last in Provo?

The lifespan of a furnace can vary depending on the make, model, maintenance frequency, and other unique factors. On average, most furnaces last between 15 and 20 years in Utah. Annual tune-ups and filter changes are essential for extending the lifespan of your system. If your furnace is nearing the end of its lifespan or showing signs of frequent breakdowns, it might be time to consider a replacement. Our experts can evaluate your current system and recommend a suitable replacement for your home or business!

My Furnace Broke Down During a Cold Snap. Do You Offer Emergency Repairs?

Absolutely! Our team is available 24/7 for all your heating emergencies in Provo and the surrounding areas. If your furnace broke down during a cold snap, don’t hesitate to give us a call at (801) 760-7724.

Don’t let a malfunctioning furnace disrupt your comfort! Our technicians can restore warmth to your home or business in no time. Contact us online to request a free estimate.