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About

Don't take our word for anything. Ryan says it himself on camera below, and every claim under it can be checked: the license, the insurance, the price. Read it, check it, and decide after.

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7 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays. Emergency calls answered any hour, every day.

Ryan Nunez, owner

Ryan Nunez owns the company and runs the field work. He holds the Utah license this company works under.

He came up through plumbing, moved into heating and air, and worked outward from there into the rest of the house. He says so himself in the video below, and you can hear how he talks about a job before you let him into yours.

Ask Ryan how many of the job you're calling about he has done, and when he last did one. Then ask everyone else you're calling the same two questions.

The crew is small on purpose. You'll see the same faces. Every technician who works on your home is on this page, with his name.

The photographs on this page are ours. Nobody in them is a model, and no job in them belongs to somebody else.

Ryan Nunez on a residential street, in a St. George Home Services polo shirt, beside an American flag
Ryan Nunez, on a street in St. George. The shirt is the one that turns up at your house.

In his own words

Ninety seconds with the man who will be doing the work.

Ryan Nunez shot this himself. He starts in plumbing at sixteen, picks up heating and air, and works outward from there into the rest of the house. Then he tells you what he charges for: the price he gives you is the price you pay.

Captions are on the picture and cannot be turned off. The sound only starts when you press play. Every word is written out below.

He does not say anything here about how fast anybody arrives, and neither do we. Emergency calls answered any hour, every day. What we will tell you on that call is whether the thing you have can wait until morning, because most things can, and the daytime rate is lower.

Read what he says instead

How's it going? I'm Ryan Nunez. I am the owner of St. George Home Services. Just here to tell you a little about myself.

So around here, a lot of people say they do everything, but when it comes down to specific situations, they may not. And I do, and here's why.

I started all this when I was 16. I got into plumbing and specialized in that, and then that kind of moved me towards HVAC, air conditioning. And through that, over the years, I was able to focus on one trade at a time. And then I started rolling into the entire home. We started doing landscaping, interior renovations, remodels, new construction. So I've really built up the experience in each trade on its own, and it gives me a lot more insight on the specific problems and hard-to-manage projects.

And because of that, I've been able to properly diagnose problems. If you give me a call, and whether you have an issue or just an idea, I'll be able to come in and accurately give you a price and expert knowledge as to what it's going to take to actually complete that project.

And the main difference between our company and other companies is, on bigger projects — I mean, any projects — we're hands-on. We're there every step of the way, in full communication with our customers. And that really helps us ensure that you guys are getting exactly what you're looking for, and everything's done properly.

When it comes to pricing, all of our prices, we try to stay very honest. When we started this business, that was something we really wanted to focus on: keeping honest pricing, being honest with our customers. And the price we give you is the price you pay.

How to check us

Utah does not require a contractor to display a license number in advertising, only to provide it on request. We display it anyway.

Ask us for the license number, then check it yourself on the state's public lookup before you call us back. We send it the same day you ask.

Ask us for the license number. Ask us for the insurance certificate. Ask for both. We'll send them the same day.

If you've had a bad experience with a contractor here, you're not alone and you're not being paranoid. You can verify everything on this page.

  • License: ask for the number, and check it on the state's public lookup.
  • Insurance certificate: sent the same day you ask.
  • Prices: one flat fee to find out what's wrong, credited to the job if you hire us, and one after-hours rate. You'll be told both on the phone, before anyone is dispatched.

Experience isn't a number of years. It's a number of jobs.

The person doing the work has done it before. Many times. Ask us what goes wrong with the one you have. If we can't answer, don't hire us.

Your water runs 18 to 22 grains. That's hard enough to void a warranty. Every tankless manufacturer publishes a hardness limit. We can tell you all of them, and where your water sits. We'll tell you what usually fails on this model, and at roughly what age.

The electrical work

We don't do the electrical ourselves, and we won't pretend to. EV charger installations are performed by our licensed electrical partner, under their own electrical license.

One company manages the whole job. Where it needs a licensed electrician, we bring one in, and we tell you who, before he arrives. The permit, the panel check, and the scheduling are ours. The wire is his.

Where we go

St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Santa Clara, Ivins, La Verkin, Toquerville and Cedar City.

We don't go to Mesquite, which is in Nevada; our licenses are Utah licenses. If you're there, we'll say so on the phone so you don't wait on us.

Every one of them has its own page: the water that comes out of the tap, the city’s rules, the ground, and the associations. Read the one you live in before you call anybody.

Same crew, same rate card, in every town we cover.

Who is coming to your house

Nobody knocks on your door that you haven't already met. You'll get a text with your technician's name and photo before he leaves our shop. Marked truck. Same faces. Same names.

If someone shows up who isn't the person we told you about, don't let him in. Call us.

What we won't do

Certificates belong to the people who earned them. When we name one, we name the person who holds it.

  • We won't claim a credential the company doesn't hold.
  • We won't put a license number on this site that isn't ours.
  • We won't give you a second number.
  • We won't call everything urgent.
  • We won't send a stranger to your door.
  • We won't tell you a repair makes sense on a unit too old for it.
  • We won't write a review for ourselves or pay anyone to write one.

Our own work

Six jobs, six trades, all of them in St. George.

Photographed on the job by the crew that did it. Every caption names the city.

  • A converted front yard in pale gravel with a dry creek of dark rock running through it, young trees and low desert shrubs along a white stucco house
    Lawn out, gravel and desert planting in, with a dry creek through the middle. St. George, Utah.
  • The same back yard seen wide: turf in the middle, gravel borders along both block walls, planting at the edges and the mountains beyond the fence
    The same yard, wall to wall. St. George, Utah.
  • A manifold gauge set hooked to the service ports of an outdoor air conditioning condenser, the red and blue hoses running down to the unit and the fan grille above
    Gauges on the service ports, reading pressures before anything is quoted. St. George, Utah.
  • The same furnace after service, the cabinet and burner compartment clean and the wiring dressed back against the panel
    The same cabinet, cleaned, on the same visit. St. George, Utah.
  • A black spring-neck kitchen faucet with a pull-down sprayer and a separate soap dispenser, newly set at a white quartz counter over a dark sink
    A spring-neck kitchen faucet, set and sealed. St. George, Utah.
  • The finished near-black accent wall with the room put back: rug down, furniture returned, and light wood flooring running up to it
    The room put back the same day. St. George, Utah.

You shouldn't have to take anyone's word for it. That's why ours is in writing. Read the Plain Terms, then call when you're ready.

The quote is the number. There is no second number.

Call (435) 850-0053

7 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays. Emergency calls answered any hour, every day. Read our Plain Terms