Mr Good Guy Heating & Cooling @MrGoodHeating

If you've got questions -- we've got answers! Give us a call for all your HVAC needs.

Regular air filter maintenance can reduce your monthly electric bill. Now, you can have clean air with cash to spare.

If you're not much of a do-it-yourselfer when it comes to HVAC maintenance, it's not a problem. That's where we come in.

When your AC is working fine, your family's happy, and when you're happy, we're happy. It's the circle of life.

Answer below and let this be a reminder to turn on the AC while you're working from home!

Spring is in the air, but dust and contaminants shouldn't come along with it. Be sure to replace your air filter every month or two in order to keep everything fresh inside your home.

You're one HVAC maintenance away from being the most comfortable you've ever been at home.

To prevent your HVAC units from working harder than they should, avoid closing vents in unused rooms in your home. Your wallet will thank you for it later.

Consider this a time to catch up on all your favorite magazines, books, and movies. How will you be unwinding each week?

The Mr. Good Guy family will always be here for your family. Call us at (385) 208-7777 if you run into any troubles with your HVAC.

Our wish: that we'll be able to continue serving our Utah community for years to come.

While 78 degrees is the ideal setting as temperatures rise this spring, feel free to choose a temperature that works best for you and your family while you're at home.

Pro tip: In order to finish off winter strong, maximize your savings by setting your thermostat 68 degrees or lower.

Add "Clean a/c grilles" to your spring-cleaning to-do list if you haven't already.

And so begins our question series. We'll start you off super easy, but it'll get progressively harder. Leave your answer below.

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We keep it cool even when things are overheating.

Your heater should save you green, not burn it away with high utility bills. Consider having a scheduled maintenance before winter's over.

HVAC fact: When you first turn on your heater, you may notice a burning smell. This is just your unit burning off dust -- it's normal.

Pro tip: Bundle up before you turn it up. By wearing warm clothing in your home, you'll ultimately save on energy costs.