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CMB HVAC — Utah's Local HVAC

Heating

Heating Repair, Maintenance and Replacement

CMB HVAC services furnaces, supported boiler systems, and heat pumps across the Wasatch Front. Start with the symptom or system type, and we'll diagnose the equipment before recommending repair, maintenance, or replacement.

Technician servicing a gas furnace in a Utah home
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UT 12883822-5501
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Heating Repair, Maintenance and Replacement

If you smell gas or your carbon-monoxide alarm is sounding, leave the building first and call your gas utility or 911 from outside — equipment can wait, people can't.

For everything else, this is the doorway: furnaces repaired, tuned, and replaced by the same licensed crew that installs them; supported hot-water boiler systems handled with boiler-specific diagnosis; and heat pumps covered on their own pages because they play by different rules. Every visit starts with a diagnosis and a flat-rate quote in writing — never a recommendation that arrives before the testing does.

Heating Backed by Measured Condition

  • Diagnosis before recommendations

    No-heat has a dozen possible causes. We find yours with meters and manometers, not guesswork and part-swapping.

  • Gas & combustion competence

    Licensed for gas heating work in Utah — license 12883822-5501 — with safety findings documented in writing.

  • Fuel types we actually support

    Natural gas and LP furnaces, supported hydronic boilers, heat pumps, and dual-fuel pairings — no pretending at the rest.

  • Your neighbors reviewed us

    5.0 stars across 369 Google reviews — most of them written mid-winter.

Heating Questions, Answered Straight

What heating systems does CMB service?
Natural gas and propane furnaces of most major brands, supported hot-water (hydronic) boiler systems including combi units, air-source heat pumps, and dual-fuel pairings. If your system is something we don't support — steam boilers, for example — we'll tell you plainly rather than learn on your dime. The diagnostic discipline is the same across all of them: test the sequence, name the cause, quote the repair in writing.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Treat it as real, every time. Leave the building with everyone in it, and from outside call your gas utility's emergency line or 911. Don't operate light switches, don't ignite anything, and don't wait to see if it fades. The utility responds to gas-odor calls as a matter of course — and once the situation is cleared, that's when we come in to find and fix the equipment problem behind it. We'd rather explain this a hundred times than have someone hesitate once.
Do you service boilers?
Yes — supported hot-water (hydronic) systems, including combi boilers that also make domestic hot water. Boiler work is its own discipline: pressure, expansion tanks, pumps, zone valves, air elimination, and water quality behave nothing like a furnace, and we diagnose them as such. On the boiler page we're specific about what we support and what we'd refer out — steam systems and new radiant design among them — because honesty about scope is part of the service.
Can a heat pump replace a furnace?
Often, yes — either as an all-electric system or in a dual-fuel pairing where the furnace stays but runs less. Whether it's right for your house depends on the heating load, the equipment's verified capacity at Utah's design temperature, electrical service, and your rates. The full comparison — all-electric vs dual-fuel vs straight furnace replacement — lives on our heat-pump installation page, with real numbers instead of slogans.
Do you offer emergency heating service?
We keep appointment capacity for urgent no-heat situations and we're upfront about how it works: book online or call, describe the situation, and we'll tell you honestly what we can do and when. What we won't do is claim round-the-clock response we haven't verified. The emergency service page spells out what counts as urgent, our current availability, and the safety steps that matter before any technician arrives — including gas odor and CO alarm protocol.

Heat, Without the Guesswork

Book online or call. Diagnosis first, written options second, and a fix that's verified before we leave.