Air Pro UT provides air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, and chimney sweeps for homes in Park City, Utah and across Summit County. Our technicians use a negative air vacuum to contain debris and check airflow at the end of every job. Through Dec 15, 2026, duct cleaning for up to 8 vents is $199.
Based in Salt Lake City, serving Park City and Summit County.
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Last updated: October 27, 2026 · Air Pro UT
Based in Salt Lake City, serving Park City and Summit County. The only Air Pro UT shop address is in Salt Lake City.
The map shows that Salt Lake City shop, the same address as our Google Business Profile. It is not a Park City storefront.
Park City housing splits three ways, and the duct work follows the building. Old Town still has small houses from the mining era, many of them remodeled with newer furnaces squeezed into tight mechanical spaces. Deer Valley, Park Meadows, and the Snyderville Basin have large homes from the 1980s onward, and a lot of those have two furnaces or more. The $199 special covers one of those systems and up to 8 vents. The others are quoted before we start.
Condos and townhomes near the resorts and at Kimball Junction are often nightly or seasonal rentals. Second homes may sit closed between stays, with the heat cycling in an empty house and the dryer idle until the next guests arrive. When a property manager holds the keys, call (801) 499-3974 and we will schedule around that access. ZIP codes already published for Park City are 84060 and 84098. The drive from the Salt Lake City shop is through Parleys Canyon.
ZIP codes already listed for Park City: 84060, 84098.
Summit County winters are long and cold, so the heating season runs longer than it does on the valley floor, and fireplaces in mountain houses and second homes get real use. The air is dry. Air Pro UT does not claim a specific high-altitude effect on ductwork. Homes that sit closed simply keep whatever the returns pulled in while the windows stayed shut.
Wasatch Front inversions, dry-climate dust, and wildfire-smoke seasons are the regional reasons we send people to the Utah how-often page. That page follows the EPA rule: clean when ducts are clogged or debris shows at the registers, not on a fixed year count. A Park City cleaning may help reduce dust in the system. It does not treat illness, and it does not change the outdoor air.
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Air duct cleaning in Park City sets negative air at the furnace we are cleaning, then brushes the supply and return runs on that system. Through Dec 15, 2026 the special is $199 for one system and up to 8 vents, with a free standard dryer vent. A second or third furnace, common in larger Summit County houses, is quoted on site before work starts. We check airflow at the end.
Rental condos in Park City can run the dryer hard through ski season, and the vent may exit on a roof or a high wall. Air Pro UT cleans the standard run and clears the cap. That standard dryer vent is free with the $199 duct special through Dec 15, 2026. Harder roof access is quoted before anyone climbs. Call (801) 499-3974 if a manager has to meet us.
Chimney sweeps are a regular Park City request because fireplaces work through a long winter in mountain homes and in houses that are only occupied part of the year. Book the sweep on the general form. Air Pro UT quotes that fireplace on site. The chimney price is not the $199 duct special, and it is not listed here.
UV light installation in Park City is quoted for the furnace we can actually reach, including tight Old Town mechanical closets and larger basin houses. No UV price is published on this page. Air Pro UT does not claim the lamp prevents illness or treats allergies. Add the question when you book or call (801) 499-3974.
Air duct sealing in Park City is quoted after we see the runs, which in a remodeled Old Town house can be very different from a newer basin home with two systems. Sealing is not included in the $199 special. No sealing price is published for Summit County on this page.
Park City jobs start with a walkthrough of the system we were booked to clean. Negative air goes on that furnace. If the house has more furnaces than the special covers, we stop and quote them before turning anything else on. Airflow is checked when that system is done. Second homes and rentals are the same process once we have access.
Book the duct special on the $199 form through Dec 15, 2026, or call (801) 499-3974. If someone else has the keys, say so on the call. Chimney sweeps, UV lights, and duct sealing start on the general booking page so they can be quoted for the house in front of us.
One HomeAdvisor review already on this site lists Park City as the location. The wording is verbatim. We are not adding a neighborhood or a finding that the review does not state.
All Air Pro UT reviews“They were very thorough with their work. More than fair with their fees. Explained carefully the entire Cleaning process with recommendations for the future. Very pleasant to work with. Finally, amazingly they were on time!”
These are real Air Pro UT job photos used across the site. They are not labeled as Park City work, because this site does not have a location-verified Park City photo set.
From Park City, the nearby pages we link are Kamas, which is also in Summit County, and Salt Lake City, where the shop is. The full list is on the service-area page.
Yes. Air Pro UT serves Park City, Utah and Summit County, from Old Town and Deer Valley out through the Snyderville Basin. The shop is at 3667 W 1987 S Building 6, Salt Lake City, UT 84104. Call (801) 499-3974 or book online for a visit.
Through Dec 15, 2026, the Air Pro UT Park City duct special is $199 for one system and up to 8 vents, plus a free standard dryer vent. Many mountain homes have another furnace. Those extra systems and any vents past 8 are quoted on site before work starts. This page lists no other price.
Air Pro UT sends Park City homeowners to the Utah how-often page rather than a fixed year count. The EPA says to clean when ducts are clogged or debris comes from the registers. A long heating season, dry air, and homes that sit closed between stays are reasons to look. Cleaning may help reduce dust.
Air Pro UT does not publish a Park City minute count. Our duct cleaning page says a typical single-furnace home takes a few hours. A second or third furnace, a long condo dryer run, or manager-coordinated access can add time. The technician gives the estimate after walking that system.
Yes. Air Pro UT cleans dryer vents in Park City, including rental condos that run hard in ski season. Through Dec 15, 2026, a standard dryer vent is free with the $199 duct special for up to 8 vents. A roof cap that needs extra access is quoted before we start. Call (801) 499-3974 to book.
Yes. Air Pro UT offers chimney sweeps in Park City, where mountain homes and second homes often have fireplaces that work through a long winter. Book the sweep on the general form. The price is quoted for that fireplace and is separate from the $199 duct special. Call (801) 499-3974 to line up access.
Book Park City duct cleaning with Air Pro UT at the $199 form, or call (801) 499-3974. The special runs through Dec 15, 2026 and covers one system, up to 8 vents, plus a free standard dryer vent. If a property manager holds the keys, say so when you book. Chimney and other work use the general page.
Book Park City duct cleaning on the $199 form through Dec 15, 2026, or call (801) 499-3974. The crew comes from Salt Lake City. Chimney sweeps and other add-ons use the general booking page.
Last updated: October 27, 2026 · Air Pro UT · 3667 W 1987 S Building 6, Salt Lake City, UT 84104