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Infographic: The Future of Air Conditioning
New rules. New equipment. We have posted about the new HVAC efficiency rebate changes for Utah homeowners and we recommend that you take advantage of these savings while you still can! Over the last few years, the Environmental Protection Agency has started phasing out the use of the ozone diminishing gas, R22. If you installed an air…
Read MoreForget Freezing Indoors: Prepare Your Furnace for the Utah Winter
Where would you be in the winter without a furnace? We’ll tell you exactly where you’d be: under a mound of covers clothed in 2 layers of sweatpants and sweaters. Although there’s nothing better than finding warmth in your bed from the cold, it’s impractical to stay in bed all day during the winter. Before…
Read MoreNew Home Builders: 3 Steps to Make Your Home Energy Efficient
New technology in roofing, insulation and home comfort units has made it possible to keep indoor temperatures at optimal levels without breaking the bank. When the technology in all three of these is combined, energy costs reach their lowest mark. After you take these steps, remain confident that you’ve done everything in your power to…
Read MoreDifferent Ways to Save with Mountain Air
Providing quality HVAC service throughout Ogden, Utah. The inclusive HVAC services we offer to homeowners and businesses in Utah are affordable and dependable. Like you, we understand the hassle of a faulty air conditioner or heater. That’s why we offer 24-hour service—even on holidays!—and we will only send one of our NATE-certified technicians. We will help…
Read MoreR22 Vs. R410A Air Conditioning Refrigerant
R22 refrigerant, also known as Freon, will become completely obsolete in the year 2030, much like other refrigerants that came before it. Refrigerants used to give air conditioning units their cooling qualities have been evolving since modern refrigeration came about. Early refrigerants were extremely detrimental to the ozone which led to them being continually improved…
Read More5 Ways to Stay Cool This Summer
With past summer highs of over 100 degrees in Ogden, Utah, it’s important to know different ways to stay cool this summer. When the body overheats, health and comfort are compromised. But this doesn’t have to happen. With special cooling tips and modern air conditioning systems, you can enjoy the summer in cool comfort when…
Read MoreTax Credits Available for Furnaces, Air Conditioners, & Water Heaters Installed in 2012 and 2013
If you had Mountain Air Conditioning & Heating install a high-efficiency air conditioner or furnace in your Ogden, Utah area home in 2012, you may have a tax credit to claim! President Obama recently signed legislation that retroactively reinstated the 25C Tax Credit. This legislation allows homeowners to qualify for a tax credit for up…
Read MoreMountain Air Conditioning and Heating Earns Esteemed 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award
Award reflects company’s consistently high level of customer service Mountain Air Conditioning and Heating in Ogden, UT has earned the service industry-coveted 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award, an honor awarded annually to approximately 5 percent of all the companies rated on Angie’s List, the nation’s leading provider of consumer reviews on local service companies.…
Read MoreIf You Have an Older Furnace, You Need to Read this NOW!
If you haven’t heard the news, there may be a very good reason for you to replace your furnace now, versus after May 1, 2013. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has developed regional standards for furnace installation. After the deadline, southern states will be required to install furnaces with at least 80% Annual Fuel…
Read MoreNeed to Replace Your Furnace? How Much More Efficient are High-Efficiency Furnaces?
So your current furnace is getting older, you’re sick of furnace repair bills and you’re thinking about furnace replacement. You’ve heard about high-efficiency furnaces, but you’ve wondered, “How much more efficient is a high-efficiency furnace and how do I know which one to buy?” Here’s a little tutorial to help you understand today’s new high-efficiency furnaces…
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