Shop
Standards
An installation shop earns repeat calls when every sheet is honest — real scope, real labor, real sign-off. These are the standards behind the stamp.
A shop in
St. George.
JER'S HEATING AND AIR, LLC is registered at 3587 E Rimrunner Dr, St. George, Utah 84790, United States — a specialty-trade contractor serving commercial, industrial, and residential owners.
The shop carries 173 spec lines across three sheets: electrical and low-voltage work, mechanical and plumbing installation, and large-scale rigging and specialty equipment.
How the sheets
stay honest.
Field-verified scope
Nothing is priced that hasn't been walked. Conditions, access, and constraints are verified on site before a number leaves the trailer.
Code on paper
Electrical, mechanical, and life-safety work runs on documented code paths — permits, inspections, and sign-offs are scheduled in writing, not implied.
The tag is the truth
Every install closes with a written sheet — equipment, settings, test results, and warranty terms. What the tag says is what the panel does.
Systems share
the walls.
A controls contractor, a mechanical crew, and a rigging outfit rarely share a trailer — but one shop can stamp all three on a single set.
For owners it means one license that reaches 173 lines instead of three vendor relationships — and a single written record from call to sign-off.
Open the SetCommon
questions.
A specialty-trade installation contractor with 173 registered spec lines across three sheets: electrical and low-voltage work (Sheet E), HVAC, plumbing and refrigeration (Sheet M), and large-scale equipment rigging and specialty installation (Sheet R).
Both. The spec set covers residential work like furnaces, water heaters, and home automation through commercial and industrial scopes like cooling towers, process piping, and machinery rigging.
Code-governed lines — electrical, gas fitting, fire protection, boilers — are performed under the permits and inspections applicable to the jurisdiction, scheduled and documented in the written scope.
Yes — multi-trade scopes consolidate on a single work order. One call can cover electrical rough-in, mechanical installation, and equipment rigging under the same schedule.
Write to t.oconnor@sheatingand.shop or call +1 (840) 222-0281 with the system, scope, and site details. Dispatch replies within one business day with next steps and timing.