It’s pretty common to find an older Orem home with a newer furnace connected to ductwork that’s been in place for decades. The equipment may have been replaced, but that doesn’t mean the entire heating and cooling system was updated. Orem was originally known as Provo Bench, back when orchards and farmland covered much of the area. The arrival of Geneva Steel brought rapid growth in the 1940s, helping transform the community into the residential city we know today.
During an Orem home inspection, we examine accessible heating and cooling equipment, along with any visible ductwork. We also operate the systems when conditions permit. A furnace might turn on and run, for example, while still having a loose duct connection or damaged venting that needs attention. If the heating or air conditioning equipment has been replaced, ask the seller for any installation and service records. They can help you understand how old the equipment is and whether it’s been maintained over the years.
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