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HVAC Companies in Eagle Mountain, UT

An independent directory of HVAC contractors serving Eagle Mountain, Utah. Phone numbers you can call, real Google ratings, and license numbers shown where companies publish them.

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4.94
Avg rating (902 reviews)
2026-11-04
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Eagle Mountain is home to 5 listed HVAC contractors, with an average Google rating of 4.94 across 902 reviews. Listings here are built from public Google business records; license numbers are shown where companies publish them.

Companies are ranked by Google rating, weighted by number of reviews. Paid placements are always labelled. We never invent ratings, addresses, or service details — fields we haven’t confirmed stay hidden.

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Best HVAC companies in Eagle Mountain

Ranked by Google rating, weighted by number of reviews. Paid placements are always labelled.

Sullys Heating and Air
Eagle Mountain, UT
5.0(177 Google reviews)
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Polar Bear Home Services
Eagle Mountain, UT
5.0(44 Google reviews)
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Vogl Direct - Heating & Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Eagle Mountain, UT
4.9(339 Google reviews)
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Technicool Heating & Refrigeration
Eagle Mountain, UT
4.9(274 Google reviews)
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Bountiful LLC
Eagle Mountain, UT
4.9(68 Google reviews)
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Common Eagle Mountain HVAC questions

Do I need a permit to replace my furnace in Eagle Mountain?

Yes — Eagle Mountain requires a mechanical permit for furnace or AC replacement. A licensed contractor pulls it for you.

Swamp cooler or central AC in Eagle Mountain?

Depends on elevation and humidity. Lower, drier parts of Eagle Mountain can do well with a swamp cooler; AC is safer on humid days.

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