Yes, we do have a Referral Program!
Many of our current customers were actually referred to us by prior customers. We recognize that as an important way to get new business, so we provide various incentives for referring new customers.
Please check out the Referrals page for our current referral offers.
Yes. We install Water Heaters. Give us a call and we can provide a quote right over the telephone in most cases.
Absolutely!
We have a number of ways to help you finance your new equipment. Just ask about that when we talk to you.
And no worries– we can usually help get you financed even if you don’t have the best credit.
Sometimes a second opinion just helps you feel better about a decision. For that reason, we offer a free review of other companies’ bids. We can come to your home and go over their bid with you and essentially audit their bid against what we see as we look at your home.
We will help confirm that you’ve been given good information and a competitive price. We can help give you some questions you might ask if we see something concerning.
We will not pressure you. We’ll answer your questions and sincerely give you that second opinion. If you ask us for a competitive bid, we will absolutely leave one with you. Either way, we believe you’ll rest more easily knowing you had a second professional review your home and needs!
Absolutely!
We have multiple certifications. The one most commonly recognized in the HVAC industry is the North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certification.
NATE is an organization that certifies service technicians with a knowledge-based test. Organizations that are part of the NATE coalition include the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers.
We are proudly NATE certified.
We are also certified by the Rocky Mountain Gas Association as well as the EPA.
Yes, we are properly licensed by the State of Utah’s Department of Commerce.
Our contractor license number is 252023-5501.
Yes, before they’re hired, each employee must pass a thorough background check. We also conduct drug tests.
Our employees are honest, hard-working people with extensive industry experience. We send them to your home confidently!
Yes. All employees are regularly drug tested. Also, before they’re hired, each employee must pass a thorough background check.
We seek to hire quality individuals and our employees tend to stay with us for many years. We’re confident that the people we will send to your home will treat you respectfully and focus on the job at hand.
HVAC is an acronym that stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. That last term (Air Conditioning) refers to “cooling” the air.
Each system can be installed as a stand-alone system. One system for Heating. Another for Ventilation. And yet another for Air Conditioning.
Modern residential systems are very often integrated systems meaning a single integrated system provides all three services. Thus they’ve are often referred to as a single system called HVAC. But in reality, these are still 3 separate systems working together to keep your home well ventilated and comfortable.
We absolutely will not leave a mess for you to deal with!
We place tarps on the floors and wear shoe covers. There will likely be some dust and noise during installation. But when we’re done, we will vacuum and clean up any mess.
Our goal is for you to be 100% satisfied with your entire experience with our company.
We’ve been doing this for over 30 years so we will be able to give you an accurate estimate of installation time as part of our bid.
That said, the large majority of our installations are completed within a single day.
Often, vendors represent a single brand. They’ll tell you their brand is the very best and they genuinely believe it. That’s okay.
At Bountiful Mechanical HVAC, we believe there are many good furnace brands on the market and we sell a wide variety. We will share what we like and dislike about particular models as we help you find the best fit for your home and family.
We pride ourselves on maintaining consistently competitive pricing. As you’ll see in many of our online reviews, customers appreciate our low prices.
The very first price we give you is our best price. We focus on accurate bids and operate our business in such a way that we can make those bids extremely competitive while still delivering better equipment for the same money.
That said, many of our customers are working within a tight budget. We can work with you to get the best system to match what you have available in your budget.
And again, one thing we absolutely won’t do is try to sell you bells and whistles that you just won’t need.
Many home service companies sell customers equipment they don’t actually need. This often happens when a technician isn’t knowledgeable or just isn’t honest.
Here at Bountiful HVAC, we focus on honesty and quality of service. That is who we are. And frankly, that policy is why we have a large number of positive reviews.
We will only suggest the equipment you actually need. And we’ll explain why it is needed.
Lastly, we know you’ll find our equipment and labor prices to be extremely competitive.
Every home and installation is unique. Some of the considerations include:
- Where is your furnace located? (Attic, crawl space, basement, closet, etc.)
- Will any utilities or venting systems require upgrading to meet code or handle a modern HVAC system?
- Will you need electric, natural gas, or a propane furnace?
- Where is the electrical outlet? Does it provide adequate amperage?
- Where is the natural gas or propane connection?
- How will fumes vent to the outdoors? Are existing vents adequate and up to code?
- Which brand might have the best rebate options?
We would be happy to talk with you by phone to answer any initial questions you may have. Ultimately, we’d like to visit you at home and review the installation situation. That will allow us to build a specific bid and explain in detail our recommendations.
To give you an idea of a range, we have recently done installations for as little as $2,500. In large, complex home environments a complete system may price in the tens of thousands.
