Utah Window Condensation in Winter: What It Means and How to Fix It

February 15, 2026

If you live in Utah, you have probably seen it at least once during winter. You wake up to foggy windows, beads of water on the glass, or even a little frost along the edges. Window condensation can look harmless, but it is often a sign that something is off with humidity, airflow, insulation, or ventilation in your home. Sometimes condensation is normal and temporary. Other times, it is a warning sign that can lead to mold, wood damage, peeling paint, and higher heating costs. The key is understanding what the condensation is telling you and choosing

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The Stack Effect in Utah Homes: Why Warm Air Escapes Upward and How to Stop It

February 5, 2026

If your Utah home feels drafty in winter, has cold rooms on the main level, or seems to burn through heating even when the furnace is running fine, you might be dealing with the stack effect. This is a common issue in colder months, especially in multi-level homes, homes with basements, and homes with recessed lighting, attic access points, or older insulation. The stack effect is not just an energy problem. It can also create comfort issues, pull in dusty air from crawl spaces or basements, and make indoor air feel drier. The good news is you

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Checking Your Home for Air Leaks

January 5, 2026

As the holiday season approaches, homes tend to get busier with gatherings, guests, and longer hours spent indoors. If your home has air leaks, that extra activity can come with higher energy costs. You may have noticed unusually high utility bills in the past and assumed they were related to hosting or colder weather. In many cases, the real cause is air escaping through gaps, leaky ducts, and a heating system that has to work harder than necessary. This results in wasted energy and reduced comfort. At Gunthers Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing, we know that air leaks are one of the most common

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Moisture in Your Ductwork: How to Handle Sweating

December 28, 2025

Have you ever noticed water droplets forming on your ductwork? This phenomenon is commonly called “ductwork sweating” and is a sign of an underlying problem. At Gunthers Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing in American Fork, UT, we are experts in fixing ductwork and removing moisture. Let’s learn more about how ductwork sweating occurs and what can be done to fix the issue. What Causes Ductwork Sweating? Ductwork sweating occurs when hot, humid air comes into contact with the cold surface of the ducts. This creates condensation that drips moisture throughout the ductwork. Typically, this happens during summer while the air conditioner is running,

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Why an HVAC Upgrade Should Be Part of Your New Year’s Resolutions

December 27, 2025

Many homeowners wait far too long to replace an aging HVAC system. Older units are usually much less efficient than today’s models, and they often struggle to keep up with modern comfort expectations. Holding onto an outdated system increases the chances of a sudden breakdown, expensive emergency repairs, and higher energy bills. Upgrading your HVAC system in the new year can reduce stress, improve comfort, and help you save money in the long run. Lower Energy Bills HVAC technology continues to advance, allowing manufacturers to build equipment that operates more efficiently and more reliably. Features like

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Holiday HVAC Tips to Keep Guests Comfortable

December 27, 2025

Being a great host starts with keeping your home comfortable. Holiday gatherings can already bring plenty of stress, and worrying about guests feeling too warm or too cold only adds to it. The good news is that a few simple HVAC habits can help you maintain the perfect indoor temperature no matter how busy your home gets. Schedule a Professional HVAC Tune-Up and Inspection Ideally, heating tune-ups should happen early in the fall before you switch on your system. If you haven’t scheduled one yet, it’s still worthwhile to do so before hosting guests. A

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How to Prep Your Home’s HVAC System for Thanksgiving

November 25, 2025

If you’re like most families, you spend the end of November enjoying good times over a Thanksgiving dinner. If the meal is at your house this year, one thing you don’t want to forget is to prep your HVAC system. By following the tips below, you can ensure that your system keeps your home comfortable for your entire family. Why Prepping Your Heater Matters Prepping your heater before Thanksgiving offers several important benefits. It reduces the risk of an unexpected breakdown, helps control utility bills, and improves indoor air quality. Regular preparation also extends the lifespan

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Where Can You Install A Ductless Mini-Split?

October 21, 2025

Ductless mini-splits are a fantastic option if you are looking to supplement your existing air conditioning. They are also a strong choice for homes that do not have central ductwork. Some models cool only, and others are heat pumps that provide both heating and cooling. This article focuses on the heat pump style so you can see where it fits best and how to plan a clean installation. If you want a quick overview first, this guide to ductless systems explains capacities, configurations, and when a mini split beats a traditional system. Understanding The Parts Of A

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Spooky Energy Costs? How to Lower Your Bills This Fall

October 15, 2025

With fall officially here, it won’t be long before it gets cold enough that you need to run your heating system. With that usage often comes increasingly high energy bills. While heating can be a significant expense in Utah, several factors can contribute to your energy bills being higher than necessary. This includes your heating system not being properly maintained, or your home having numerous drafts. By following these basic tips, you can help keep your energy costs low while still ensuring your home is comfortable throughout fall and the coming winter. Check

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Fall HVAC Checklist: Preparing for the Cooler Months Ahead

September 15, 2025

With autumn approaching and temperatures dropping, it’s time to prepare your home for the colder months. A well-maintained HVAC system is essential for keeping your family comfortable and your indoor air healthy throughout fall and winter. Taking simple steps now, both on your own and with professional support, helps ensure consistent warmth, improves energy efficiency, and creates a safer living space. Easy HVAC Maintenance Tasks You Can Do Yourself Getting your HVAC system ready for fall doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Many maintenance tasks are straightforward, and you can easily do them yourself. All it

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