

New Construction Electrical & HVAC · Utah & Arizona
We solve problems on paper so they don't show up on site.
Electrical, HVAC, solar, and lighting — planned together for a better-built home.
- Licensed & insured
- Utah & Arizona
- Electrical + HVAC, one team
- New homes & commercial
What We Do
Electrical. HVAC. Solar. Lighting. One team, one plan.
Both trades under one roof? Save 5% on each bid.
Award us both the electrical and HVAC on a new build and we take 5% off each bid.
Why AV Contracting
Adding value isn't just a slogan. It's how we bid, build, and operate.
Most homes are still built the way they were 50 years ago. There's a better way, and it fits even budget builds.
- Planning
- Typical build: Conflicts found on site and fixed with change orders.
- AV build: Solved on paper before construction starts.
- Heating & cooling
- Typical build: Single-speed equipment that slams on and off.
- AV build: Variable-speed systems that run quiet and steady.
- Lighting
- Typical build: Builder-grade fixtures and visible LED dots.
- AV build: Clean, glare-free lighting, even on budget builds.
- Efficiency
- Typical build: Leaky attic ducts waste about 20% of heating and cooling.
- AV build: Sealed ductwork delivers what you pay for.
- Coordination
- Typical build: Separate electrical and HVAC subs working around each other.
- AV build: One team plans both trades together.
Our Process
Begin with the end in mind.
Proper planning prevents problems on site.
Send Us Your Plans
Blueprints, truss drawings, or just a scope. We review everything before we bid.
Plan It on Paper
Equipment locations, loads, and conflicts worked out before construction starts.
Build the Plan
Clean, organized installs by crews who know the plan.
Test & Walk Through
Every system tested and balanced, then walked through with you.
Ready to Build?
Let's plan your next project together.
Send your plans or a quick description of what you're building. We'll follow up with a detailed bid.
We respond to all inquiries within one business day. Your information is never shared.




