🚨 Have an emergency? Text us: 801-201-6413
Air Pros provides HVAC services in Salt Lake City for homeowners sorting out a breakdown, planning an upgrade, or trying to make an uncomfortable room usable again. Tell us where the problem happens and what your system is doing. We can assess the cause before you commit to new equipment.
Salt Lake City's neighborhoods include Sugar House, the Avenues, and Central City. A home's heating and cooling needs depend on its layout, existing equipment, and changes made over time. A finished basement, converted attic, or addition can change how rooms feel even when the thermostat appears to work normally. We help connect those details to a practical service plan.
We do repairs too. Installation is what we're known for.
You don't need to settle on repair or replacement before contacting us. Start with the symptoms and what matters most to you.
Every photo on this page is from an actual Air Pros job.
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Air Pros is locally owned, with Alex and Tara behind the business. Our work includes furnaces, central air conditioning, heat pumps, and ductless systems. We're a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Contractor, a useful qualification to consider when comparing Mitsubishi equipment and installation options.
Tell us about a room added after the original system, a basement with little airflow, or equipment that's been repaired repeatedly. Describe what happens during a normal day. You don't need technical terms; we'll explain the findings and your options.
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Sugar House, the Avenues, and Central City each belong to Salt Lake City. North Salt Lake and South Salt Lake are separate cities, so include the full service address when requesting an appointment. Accurate address details matter more than the broad “Salt Lake” label people often use for the metro area.
Air Pros also has service information for South Salt Lake, Millcreek, and Holladay. For an address or access question, use our contact page. The team can discuss the location and scheduling before a visit is arranged.
Call 801-201-6413 or request service. Describe the rooms involved, the equipment you have, and what you'd like to improve. We can help you work through an immediate problem or plan a heating and cooling project around how you use the home.