Furnace Repair, Well Water Treatment and Electrical in Lindon

Older Lindon homes on 200 W and State still run oil-converted gas furnaces from the 60s — the flue is often the hidden problem, not the burner. Combustion analysis catches it every time.

• Older Lindon homes on 200 West and State still run 1960s oil-converted gas furnaces where the flue, not the burner, is the hidden problem; combustion analysis finds it.
• New developments in Lindon need efficient heating and cooling designed from a real load calculation, not builder rule of thumb.
• Heating and cooling made up 44 of our 52 Lindon jobs last year, and we stand behind the work with warranty follow-up visits.

Several Lindon pockets run on well water; we pull a full iron + sulfur + hardness panel before spec'ing treatment.

• Several Lindon pockets run on well water; we test iron, sulfur and hardness before specifying treatment because iron needs different equipment than hardness.
• Municipal Lindon water is Utah Valley hard at about 22 grains per gallon, so softeners and water heater flushes are routine.
• Older farm properties carry aging supply lines and water heaters that were never sized for a modern household.

Housing stock in Lindon is mixed, so our electrical work ranges from panel upgrades on 1970s ranches to EV-charger and heat-pump circuit adds in newer builds — plus a steady stream of grandfathered FPE Stab-Lok panels that need to come out for insurance reasons.

• Older farms and 1960s homes often have aging wiring and panels that need a safety inspection before any new load.
• New Lindon developments need dedicated circuits for EV chargers and modern kitchens.
• Properties with wells and outbuildings need well pump circuits and sub-panels sized from an actual load calculation.