Any pet-people out there? Yeah, us too! We love our furry four-legged friends. But the thing we don’t love? Hair…everywhere! And it’s not just hair, their dander and the dirt that your beloved pet drag inside eventually end up airborne and drag your home’s air quality down. There’s really no way to avoid higher levels of dander, fur, and dirt when pets are around but that doesn’t mean you have to live with it or get rid of your beloved pet.

CTR Heating and Air is looking for an honest, hard working, drug free service tech. 5 years+ experience in the service field required. Pay is depending on experience. EPA and RMGA certificates required as well as a clean driving record. Read more…

Just like Thanos, dust is inevitable. It’s everywhere. And in a contained space like a home, it can feel like a never ending chore staying on top of it. Luckily there’s a number of ways to keep the amount of dust—and the amount time spent dealing with dust—to a minimum. Here are five common dust producers and ways to combat them to minimize the build-up and maximize your comfort.

In recent years, more people are choosing heat pumps over traditional gas (and oil) systems as an environmentally friendly and super-efficient way to heat and cool their homes. In fact, sales of heat pumps in the US have officially started to outpace gas furnaces. If you are in the market for a new system, a system upgrade, or just looking to reduce your carbon footprint, a heat pump system may be just the thing for you.

We’ve got nearly every HVAC filter at THE VERY BEST PRICES. Seriously…we’re cheaper than Amazon, Wal-Mart, and the big-box hardware stores.

CTR Heating & Air Conditioning is known across Utah for dependable HVAC service—but keeping your home comfortable doesn’t stop at heating and cooling. We’re also a trusted source for professional water heater repair and replacement.

If you’ve been thinking about replacing your furnace or air conditioner but figured you’d “wait it out,” now may be a good time to reconsider. Read more…

Utah has experienced a stretch of mild temperatures. And while it might be a nice break for your furnace, it’s not a break for your indoor air. In fact, warm winters can quietly make indoor air quality problems worse, especially here along the Wasatch Front.

A malfunctioning furnace can be a headache. In some cases, it can be downright dangerous, especially when temps drop below freezing. If your furnace is on the fritz, we’ve got some advice including a few DIY fixes. If the problem is a little bigger, it may require a little intervention from the professionals at CTR Heating & Air Conditioning.

Did you know that most Utah homeowners can qualify for utility rebates when installing a new, high-efficiency comfort system in their homes? It’s true!

In 2026, businesses—including ours—operate in an environment of transparency and accountability. With consumer tools like Google reviews, Yelp, and others, our customers have the power to share their honest feedback with the world and influence future business in ways that weren’t even dreamed of 20 or 30 years ago.

Here are a few ways you can protect your home and pocketbook and how CTR Heating & Air Conditioning may be the right call when you need HVAC services.

As the year comes to a close, all of us at CTR Heating & Air Conditioning want to take a moment to say thank you.

With federal tax credits expiring at the end of 2025 this is the best opportunity to get the lowest price with the federal government paying up to $2,000 toward qualifying high-efficient full system replacements. Plus, federal tax credits can be combined with local utility and manufacturer rebates for even more savings.

Experiencing a heating emergency now? Call us anytime at (801) 999-4220.

In many heating and air companies, technicians earn commissions for selling repairs or new equipment. At CTR Heating & Air, we think that model is backwards. That’s why we never pay our technicians a commission or bonus tied to what they sell. Instead, we train and pay them to do one thing really well: give honest, accurate recommendations based solely on what your home actually needs.

If you were planning to replace your system, this is the best opportunity to get the lowest price with tax credits, rebates, and affordable financing available.

Turning up the heat but getting nothing but cold air is bummer. Fortunately, if it’s happening to you, you’re in the right place!

Utah homeowners have between now and December 31 to claim additional HVAC tax credits. Federal HVAC tax credits under the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit and the Residential Clean Energy Credit will expire on December 31, 2025. Installations must be completed and the equipment placed in service by this date to qualify.

As the days start getting shorter and temps start cooling off, you may be thinking about making the switch from AC to heat in your home. A key part of that switch is making sure your media filter (sometimes called a furnace filter or HVAC filter) is clean and ready for the new season.