New house. Old furnace?
The inspection report said the furnace works. It didn't say how many winters it has left. Steve looks at your furnace, AC and ductwork, tells you straight how old they are and what shape they're in, and helps you plan, so the first cold snap in your new home isn't a surprise.
Sound familiar?
- You don't know how old the furnace isThe sticker is faded and the seller wasn't sure.
- The inspection said it 'works'Which says nothing about next winter.
- Some rooms already feel offThe bedroom upstairs, the basement, the bonus room.
- You're not sure when the filter was last changedOr if the system was ever serviced.
- Moving cost a lot alreadyA surprise replacement in January is the last thing you need.
- You'd like a straight answerNot a sales pitch the week you move in.
How Steve helps
A new home deserves a clear picture of the system that heats and cools it.
- Look at everything
Furnace, AC and ductwork: age, condition, and anything that needs attention now.
- Tell you straight
What it needs, what can wait, and roughly how much life it has left. A written price before any work.
- Plan, not panic
If replacement is coming, you plan it on your schedule with good, better and best options and low monthly payments available.
“The guys came to my daughter's place today and were awesome. They explained a lot of things to her.”
Kim, Cozi Air customer
Why Cozi Air? Because you don't have to choose.
When you replace a furnace or AC, almost every option out there asks you to give something up to get something else. Cozi Air is the one choice where you get all of it at once.
The usual trade-offs
A big company
A big operation and a big ad budget. But you usually never meet the owner, and the person who sells you the system may not be the one who puts it in.
A one-truck guy
You get the owner, and that's worth a lot. Then check the license, the insurance, and what happens when the new system doesn't fit the old ductwork.
The lowest bid
It looks best on day one. Ask what got left out to get there, because you'll live with that system for fifteen or twenty winters.
Cozi Air: the family shop and the big-company backing, in one.
Everything you'd want from a small shop
- Steve looks at your home himself before you ever get a price
- A real person at the family shop answers the phone, never a call center
- Same family, same building since 1938, so the name on the job is the name that answers for it
Everything you'd want from a big company
- Utah licensed (10391378-5501) with $1 million liability, a $1 million umbrella and workers' comp
- Bryant and Carrier dealer who can get any major brand, so you get what fits your house
- Our own sheet metal shop builds the fittings, the same crew trusted with custom homes, hotels and commercial kitchens
- Every job guaranteed a full year on top of the manufacturer warranty, plus your first year of maintenance free with a new system
- 24/7 emergency service when something quits on a holiday
“How nice it is to have a great person like you to help our family with all of our repairs. The men you have working for you are the best!”A Cozi Air customer, Utah County
When one choice gives you the owner, the backing and eighty-plus years of the same family name, the comparing gets easy.
Still comparing? Ask every company these seven questions.
- Who answers when I call?
- A real person at a family shop in Spanish Fork. You get Madison or Steve himself, never a call center.
- Who will actually be in my house?
- Steve and his own crew. Steve looks at your home before you ever get a price, and he stands behind every install with his family name.
- Are you licensed and insured, and can I check?
- Yes. Utah contractor license 10391378-5501 (HVAC, H100). $1 million general liability per claim, a $1 million umbrella and workers' comp for every person on the job. Look us up on the state's license search.
- Will you push one brand on me?
- We're a Bryant and Carrier dealer and we can get any major brand, so the system we recommend is the one that fits your house and your budget.
- What if the new system doesn't line up with my old ductwork?
- We build the fitting in our own sheet metal shop, the one the family opened in 1938, so a tight closet or an odd plenum is no problem.
- What happens if something's wrong after the install?
- We come back and make it right. Every job is guaranteed for a full year, on top of every manufacturer warranty.
- Will you still be around in ten years?
- Same family, same building, since 1938. Five generations of Smiths have answered for their work from that shop, and Steve answers for yours.
Questions
How do I find out how old my furnace is?
The manufacture date is on the data plate inside the furnace door, often coded into the serial number. Send a photo of the plate and Steve can tell you.
Should I service the furnace after buying a house?
Yes. A first look tells you what you have, catches problems before winter, and gives you a starting point for maintenance.
Do you replace systems in newly bought homes?
Yes, when it makes sense. Many new homeowners only need a tune-up or a repair; Steve tells you straight which one.
What areas do you serve?
All of Utah County, plus south Salt Lake County and down to Nephi. Call or text 801-361-4491.