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Explore Our HVAC and Plumbing Tips Blog

Searching for ways to make the most of your home? Look no further than our HVAC and plumbing tips blog to explore insights from the experts at Lucas Heating and Air. Discover the latest trends in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and renovations, and find straightforward tips you can put into action to maintain your home and save more.

Lucas Heating and Air technician servicing older residential furnace in Salt Lake home.

Top Signs Your Furnace Might Need To Be Replaced

By Lucas Lopez • December 24, 2025
Rising energy bills, frequent repairs, or uneven heat? Learn the top signs you may need a new furnace installation in Salt Lake.
Heat pump running outside a South Jordan home during winter to maintain steady indoor warmth.

How a Heat Pump Can Keep You Warm All Winter Long

By Lucas Lopez • November 24, 2025
Learn how a heat pump delivers steady, efficient heat all winter. See why homeowners choose South Jordan heat pump installation from Lucas Heating and Air.

Discover Modern Upgrades for Your Home

Our team always keeps up with the latest developments in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and renovation technology. This lets us provide the best options for our customers, and it also means that we can fill you in on potential upgrades for your home.

Read our blog to find out more about the latest HVAC technologies and how they help you achieve a more comfortable and efficient home. You can also discover modern trends, from lighting upgrades to EV chargers and the newest water-conserving fixtures. 

Find Practical Tips for Your Home

While many issues call for professional repairs and maintenance, there are also plenty of tips you can follow on your own to take care of your home. Learn from our team’s years of experience to find out what you should and shouldn't do.

A little education can go a long way to take care of your home’s HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. When you understand your home’s essential systems, you can protect them for longer and avoid the need for major repairs whenever possible.