Can One Hour of Ogden come out at night or on the weekend for a no-heat call?

Yes. The company dispatches 24 hours a day, seven days a week across Weber and Davis County, which matters most during a winter no-heat event. A heating failure during an inversion is a real concern for elderly residents, infants, and anyone with a respiratory condition, so same-day and after-hours response is a priority, backed by the Always On Time Or You Don't Pay A Dime guarantee.

Why did my furnace stop producing heat?

The most common causes are a fouled flame sensor, a failed igniter, a worn draft inducer, or a tripped control board, gas valve, or safety switch. A furnace that lights and then quits after a few seconds usually points to the flame sensor, while no ignition at all often points to the igniter. A technician reads the fault pattern and tests the components to find the actual failure rather than guessing.

Do you repair heat pumps as well as furnaces?

Yes. Heat pumps fail differently than furnaces, often at the defrost control, the reversing valve, or from a low refrigerant charge, and dual-fuel systems that pair a heat pump with a gas furnace need both sides checked. A technician diagnoses which part of the system failed, whether it is the heat pump, the furnace, or the control that switches between them, before repairing.

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