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Home Performance Pros
Located in Lehi, UT
Est. savings: ~$477
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Chacin solution heating & cooling LLC
Located in Lehi, UT
Est. savings: ~$324
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Comfort Maxx Heating and Air Conditioning
Located in Cedar Valley, UT
Est. savings: ~$260
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Why This Works
Contractors in nearby towns charge less.
A central air conditioning installation or replacement who lives 30 miles away pays less for rent, gas, and supplies. So they charge YOU less too.
They still come to you.
These contractors work in your area all the time. As long as your project is worth the drive, they're happy to come.
You save hundreds (or thousands).
Most homeowners save between $200 and $2,000+ depending on the project. The bigger the job, the more you save.
We found Home Performance Pros — they could save you ~$477
Contractors in Lehi often charge less than Bingham Canyon. We find them for you so you keep more money.
Bingham Canyon Average
$5,963
From Lehi
$5,486
You save ~$477
Price Comparison: Bingham Canyon vs Nearby Cities
Lehi averages 8% less than Bingham Canyon, which would save you $477 by getting a quote with Home Performance Pros
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Frequently Asked Questions
Contractors who live in cheaper towns charge less. We find those contractors near you.
Yes! These contractors work in your area. They just live in a town nearby where costs are lower.
Yes. You don't pay us anything. We make money from the contractors, not from you.
Usually 2-5 contractors will reach out. You pick who you want to talk to.
No. You're never locked in. Get quotes, compare, and decide later. No pressure at all.
A new HVAC system typically costs $5,000-$15,000 including installation. Central AC units run $3,000-$7,000, furnaces $2,500-$6,000, and heat pumps $4,000-$10,000. High-efficiency models cost more but save on energy bills.
Schedule professional maintenance twice yearly - once for heating (fall) and once for cooling (spring). Regular service extends equipment life, maintains efficiency, and catches problems early.
Consider replacement if your system is 15-20+ years old, needs frequent repairs, has R-22 refrigerant (phased out), can't maintain comfortable temperatures, or your energy bills are increasing despite maintenance.
Minimum SEER is 14-15 (varies by region). SEER 16-20 offers good efficiency, while 21+ is high-efficiency. Higher SEER costs more upfront but saves money over time. Consider your climate and usage when deciding.
Improve efficiency by: changing filters monthly, sealing duct leaks, adding insulation, using a programmable thermostat, keeping vents unblocked, and scheduling annual maintenance.
The "5,000 rule" helps decide: multiply the repair cost by the unit's age. If the result exceeds $5,000, replacement is usually better. Also consider refrigerant type, efficiency, and whether repairs are becoming frequent.