When your heating or cooling system needs work, you want answers from a local team. WB HVAC handles full system installations, repairs, and maintenance across American Fork and Utah County, backed by a 10-year parts warranty and 1-year labor warranty.
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American Fork’s weather doesn’t make things easy on a heating and cooling system — high-90s and triple-digit summer afternoons, then winter nights that swing cold fast. Older homes near downtown are often still running original equipment, while newer builds further north in Utah County need systems sized correctly from the very first install. We work on both every week, and this page covers the services that don’t fall neatly under just AC or just heating: full system installs, emergency calls, maintenance, and commercial work.
We’re licensed and insured, backed by a 10-year parts warranty and 1-year labor warranty, and locally owned right here in American Fork. Find the service you need below.
Repairs, installs, and everything that doesn't fall neatly under just AC or just heating — find your service below.
Fast, honest diagnosis and repair for any type of cooling system — central, window unit, or ductless.
View AC Repair →Ignition trouble, blower motor issues, or strange noises — we find the exact part causing the problem.
View Furnace Repair →Not sure what type of heating system you have? We diagnose the equipment and the problem, whatever it turns out to be.
No heat or no cooling and it can't wait — we prioritize getting to you fast and getting your system stable.
Replacing both your furnace and AC together as a matched, properly sized system.
View HVAC System Installation →A properly sized replacement furnace, connected to your existing ductwork and gas lines.
View Furnace Installation →One system for both heating and cooling, sized right for your home's layout.
Efficient, ductless comfort for a finished basement, garage, or room your existing system can't reach.
Ongoing, year-round care that catches small issues before they become a breakdown.
A performance check to get more efficiency out of a system that's already working fine.
Repair, installation, and maintenance for businesses across American Fork and the I-15 corridor.
Your AC won’t turn on, it’s blowing warm air, or it’s making a noise it shouldn’t. That’s an AC repair call, and it covers any type of cooling system — central air, window units, ductless setups. We’ll send someone out, find the actual problem, and explain it before touching anything.
This is one of those repairs people put off too long. A weak compressor or low refrigerant charge won’t fix itself, and running a struggling system through a 95-degree week just works it harder. Older homes near downtown American Fork often still have their original AC units — those tend to fail right when it gets hottest.
If your issue points specifically to a central, ducted system — a bad compressor or condenser — that’s technically central air conditioning repair, a more specific version of the same call. We’ll know which one it is once we’ve had a look, and either way, you’ll know the cost before we start.
Furnace won’t light, blowing cold air, or making a sound that’s just wrong — that’s furnace repair territory. We check the ignition system, blower motor, and heat exchanger to find the actual part causing the problem, then fix that part. No guessing.
Most of these calls end up being something smaller than people expect — a dirty flame sensor, a worn igniter, a blower motor on its way out. We’ll show you what we find and what it takes to fix it before we do any of the work.
If your home runs on a heat pump or something other than a furnace, that falls under the broader Heating Repair service below. We’ll always give you a clear price before you say yes to anything.
Not sure what kind of heating system you’ve got? More common than you’d think, especially if you’ve just moved in. Heating repair is the umbrella service — furnaces, heat pumps, whatever’s keeping your home warm. We start by figuring out what type of system you have, then diagnose the actual problem.
This is the service to call when you’re not sure if it’s a furnace issue or something else. If it turns out to be furnace-specific — ignition trouble, a blower motor problem — that’s Furnace Repair, a more specific version of this same call. Either way, we explain what we find in plain language and give you a clear price before any work starts.
No heat on a freezing night, or your AC quits during a heat wave — these can’t wait for a normal appointment. We get there fast, figure out what failed, and get your system stable and safe again.
Utah’s weather swings hard — a hot afternoon can turn into a genuinely cold night within hours, and a system that’s been barely hanging on can go from struggling to fully dead fast. We prioritize these calls specifically so you’re not waiting days.
During an emergency visit, we check whether your system is safe to keep running, identify the failed component, and give you a straight answer on whether a repair will hold or the system’s done for good — even when a repair would be the easier, faster thing to tell you.
If your furnace and AC are both getting old, replacing them together as a matched system — sometimes called an HVAC replacement — is often smarter than doing it in two separate jobs a year or two apart. We size the whole setup to your home, install matched heating and cooling equipment, and make sure everything works together once it’s in.
This comes up a lot in American Fork’s older neighborhoods, where original equipment installed decades ago tends to fail on both ends around the same time. If you only need a new heating system installed — furnace or heat pump — you’ll find that on our Furnace Installation or Heat Pump Installation pages. If you only need one side replaced, that’s a different job too (see AC Replacement or Heater Replacement). We’ll help you figure out which situation you’re actually in and lay out the cost either way.
Gas furnaces are common throughout American Fork, especially in older homes closer to downtown. When one starts needing repair after repair, or parts are getting hard to find for an aging model, a full replacement often makes more sense than another patch job.
We remove the old unit, install a properly sized replacement connected to your existing ductwork and gas lines, and size it to your actual home — not just whatever matches your old unit’s rating. If your AC is also due, an HVAC system installation covers both at once, which is usually smarter timing than two separate jobs.
A heat pump handles both heating and cooling from a single system — no separate furnace and AC to maintain. We’re installing more of these in the newer subdivisions across north Utah County, where homeowners want to simplify rather than juggle two systems.
We evaluate your home’s layout and size a heat pump to handle both jobs. One thing worth knowing: a heat pump does heating and cooling from one unit, while a gas furnace only heats — you’d still need separate AC for summer. We’ll help you figure out which setup actually fits your home before you decide anything.
Looking to add heating and cooling to a space without ductwork — a finished basement, garage conversion, or a room that’s always too hot or cold? We install ductless mini-splits sized to the space. Full details live on our Air Conditioning page.
Regular maintenance catches the small stuff — a worn belt, a dirty coil, a sensor reading wrong — before it becomes a breakdown on the coldest night of the year. This is an ongoing plan, not a one-time seasonal check, covering both your heating and cooling systems.
As part of keeping your whole setup running right, we also handle thermostat installation, humidifier installation, air quality testing, HVAC inspection, and rooftop unit service where applicable. Given how hard American Fork’s summers and winters push a system, staying ahead of small problems is what keeps you out of an emergency call later.
A tune-up isn’t a repair — it’s a performance check that makes sure your system is running as efficiently as it should, on either the AC or heating side. See AC Tune-Up or Heating System Tuning for the full details on each.
Your comfort shouldn't come with second-guessing. Here's what you can count on every time you work with us.
We'll explain what's actually wrong, answer your questions, and let you decide what makes sense — repair, replace, or wait. No pressure either way.
We give you a number before any work starts. If something changes once we're inside the system, we tell you before doing anything about it.
Every job comes with a 10-year parts warranty and 1-year labor warranty — coverage that holds up after we've left, not just while we're on-site.
Every repair, install, or maintenance visit ends with us confirming the system actually works the way it's supposed to — not just assuming it does.
Repair fixes a system you already have. Installation puts in a new system — either replacing one that's failed for good, or adding cooling where there wasn't any. If you're not sure which applies to you, we'll figure it out during the estimate.
If you know your home runs on a furnace, furnace repair is the more specific call. If you're not sure what type of system you have, or it might be a heat pump, heating repair is the broader service — we'll identify the system and diagnose the issue either way.
If both systems are older and near the end of their lifespan, replacing them together as a matched system is usually more efficient and less disruptive than doing two separate jobs a year or two apart. We'll evaluate both and give you a straight answer on timing.
An emergency is when your system is fully down and your home's comfort or safety is affected — especially during extreme heat or cold. A regular repair covers issues that affect performance but aren't urgent, like reduced airflow or an odd noise. If you're not sure which applies, call and we'll help you figure out how quickly you need service.
Yes. A heat pump handles both heating and cooling from a single system, which is why some homeowners choose it over replacing a furnace and AC separately. We'll walk you through whether that setup makes sense for your home.
Mini-splits work best for a single room or zone — a finished basement, garage conversion, or an addition. For whole-home heating and cooling, a full HVAC or heat pump installation using your existing ductwork is usually the better fit.
Maintenance is ongoing, year-round care that catches worn parts before they fail. A tune-up is a performance adjustment — nothing has to be broken for it to help — focused on getting more efficiency out of a system that's already working. See our AC Tune-Up and Heating System Tuning pages for the specifics of each.
Both. We repair, maintain, and install commercial HVAC systems for businesses throughout Utah County and along the I-15 corridor, in addition to residential work.
Whether it’s a full system install, an emergency repair, or routine maintenance, WB HVAC is a phone call away. We’ll give you a straight answer, a real price before any work starts, and workmanship backed by a 10-year parts warranty. Call (435) 660-5591 or request a free estimate today.


