When you have an issue with your HVAC or plumbing, you want a company that you can trust. For the Creve Coeur area, our team is the answer. We’ve been servicing the Creve Coeur area since 1926, building a reputation for good work and good people.
Our work includes HVAC and plumbing services for commercial properties, homes, and 24 hours a day, 7 days a week emergency repairs. We’ve been making people comfortable since 1926 and would love to do the same for you.
Reliable Air Conditioning
While the cold snaps can be bone-rattling, the heat waves in Creve Coeur can be sweltering. To keep your home prepared for the hottest months of the year, our team offers the following AC services:
- AC repair: Whether your system won’t turn on or struggles to maintain a desired temperature, our team can inspect your system and resolve any repair needs.
- AC maintenance: Just like heating, your AC unit will be the most optimized if you have regular maintenance conducted. Our team can schedule maintenance, give you discounts, and offer additional perks when you sign up for the Planned Maintenance Agreement.
- AC installation: Need a new system or want to upgrade? Our team can help you select the best fit and install the system.
Although we work on central AC systems, that isn’t where our scope ends. Our team can also perform AC services on ductless air conditioning units and help improve indoor air quality.
If you want a free estimate on AC services for your Creve Coeur, MO, home, call (314) 329-1943 or contact us online.
(314) 329-1943Expert Heating
The last thing you want is to be stuck with no heating during a cold snap. Luckily, our team has a full suite of heating services to keep your home running strong. Our heating services include the following:
- Heating installations: With the many different heating options available, our team can help you install a new heating system or replace an existing one in your home.
- Heating maintenance: To get the most out of your heating system, you should have maintenance done at least once a year. If you want to get a tune-up without the hassle of scrambling to find an appointment, our Planned Maintenance Agreement could be an excellent fit for you.
- Heating repairs: If you feel that your heating system isn’t performing to your standards, our technicians can take a deep dive into the issue and fix any problem that could be taking place.
With how much variety exists for heating systems, our team is knowledgeable about many systems. Our team can perform heating services on boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps.
Classic Aire Care can handle all your Creve Coeur, MO, heating needs. Request a free estimate by contacting us online or calling (314) 329-1943
Top-Rated Plumbing
The plumbing system in your home can include many things. With how many items fall under plumbing, your home could collapse if your plumbing malfunctions. Luckily, the team here at Classic Aire Care is here for you.
We offer an extensive set of plumbing services. Whether you need plumbing installation, water heater services, plumbing repairs, drain cleaning, or anything in between, we’re here to help you.
To schedule plumbing services with Classic Aire Care in Creve Coeur, MO, contact us online or call (314) 329-1943
Why Choose Classic Aire Care?
We didn’t make it over 90 years by providing subpar work. Our NATE-certified technicians will give you high-quality work and ensure we leave your home better than we found it. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Instead, check out what our previous customers have had to say about their experience with us.
Classic Aire Care is the answer for any HVAC or plumbing service in Creve Coeur, MO. Schedule an appointment by calling (314) 329-1943 or contacting us online.
FAQs
Why is my AC running but not cooling?
It is a sign that you need repair work done. Chances are that something has malfunctioned with your condenser coil, which is something a professional can fix.
How do I choose a new furnace?
The needs of your home will dictate what option is best for your home. An HVAC technician can inspect your home, identify your needs, and help you select a furnace that will fulfill your needs.
Is it normal to smell gas from the water heater?
No, it is not. If you smell gas from your water heater, turn off the gas valve and schedule an appointment with an HVAC company.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Creve Coeur, MO
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to no cooling call on Trane system affecting entire home. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed dual run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan motor operation. Replaced defective capacitor with proper OEM-rated component, verified all electrical connections, and tested system operation. Unit restored to full cooling capacity with normal amperage draws and proper refrigerant pressures confirmed.
Replaced air filter X0581 on HVAC system and provided customer with an additional replacement filter for their next scheduled maintenance visit. Old filter was removed and disposed of properly. System confirmed operational for both heating and cooling functions.
Responded to return service call to replace defective wet switch on HVAC system. Upon arrival, confirmed presence of moisture and water staining on unit components as documented by previous technician. Removed failed wet switch and installed replacement part sourced from supply house. Verified proper operation of safety switch and confirmed system heating and cooling functions operating normally. Disposed of defective component and cleared unit for service.
Responded to water leak complaint from HVAC unit in storage closet affecting downstairs neighbor's unit. Upon inspection, discovered significant rust-colored corrosion and moisture accumulation between cylindrical equipment components, with visible dampness and crusty buildup on metal surfaces indicating active water intrusion. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing deteriorated areas, PVC drainage piping, and extent of corrosion damage requiring follow-up repair recommendations.
Replaced defective light fixture in residential setting and performed electrical system inspection. Verified proper circuit breaker operation and panel configuration to ensure safe electrical distribution throughout the property.
Replaced faulty 30-amp electrical disconnect box on HVAC system as part of new installation follow-up work. Installed new disconnect with fused pull-out assembly, verified proper wire connections to terminal block, and confirmed system operational for both heating and cooling modes.
Responded to report of AC unit leaking with water pooling in basement. Upon inspection, identified a crack in the condensate drain line causing water discharge onto basement floor. Repaired the damaged condensation line section to restore proper drainage and prevent further water accumulation. Unit confirmed to be cooling effectively with no refrigerant issues. Per customer instructions, system left with AC compressor off and fan operational only.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-month-old residential air conditioning unit blowing warm air. Upon inspection, found failed contactor preventing compressor operation. Removed defective contactor with burnt contacts and replaced with new component. Verified proper electrical connections at outdoor disconnect, tested system operation, and confirmed unit now cooling properly under first-year warranty coverage.
Responded to no cooling call on 20-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and overall system operation. Inspected electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condenser coil condition. Unit showed signs of age-related wear consistent with two decades of service. Discussed system performance expectations and replacement considerations given equipment age and efficiency standards. Provided customer with assessment findings and recommendations for optimal comfort and reliability moving forward.
Responded to no-cool complaint on U10 unit located at side of home. Upon arrival, found unit shut off and conducted thorough inspection. Observed significant dust and debris accumulation on underside of unit, evaporator coils, and refrigerant lines, indicating extended period without maintenance. Heavy buildup on coils and components was restricting proper airflow and heat transfer, contributing to system performance issues. Documented equipment condition with photos showing extensive contamination on copper lines, coil fins, and housing surfaces with visible oxidation and weathering.
Responded to no cooling complaint on upstairs 3-year-old Lennox unit. Diagnosed outdoor unit with inoperative condenser fan motor. Utilized refrigerant gauges to verify system pressures and confirm compressor operation while isolating fan motor failure as primary cause of cooling loss. Recommended condenser fan motor replacement to restore proper system operation and cooling capacity.
Responded to utility company notification regarding a hot meter socket requiring repair or replacement on the exterior south side of the residence. Conducted thorough inspection and assessment of the existing electrical service equipment, including the main electrical panel and meter socket connection. Documented current conditions of the main service panel, circuit breaker configuration, and overall electrical system integrity through photographic evidence to support estimate preparation for necessary repairs to bring the meter socket into compliance with utility company requirements.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on 2016 outdoor air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, removed access panel to evaluate internal components, and documented heavily soiled evaporator coil with significant dirt and debris accumulation restricting airflow between fins. Inspected refrigerant lines, copper tubing connections, and heat exchanger assembly for proper operation and visible defects.
Responded to callback for air conditioning system not operating following recent repairs. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was calling for cooling with system status showing "Cool On" and setpoint at 69°F while indoor temperature read 78°F. Diagnosed refrigerant charge issue related to previous service work. Utilized recovery cylinder and digital scale to accurately measure and adjust refrigerant levels to manufacturer specifications. System tested and confirmed operational with proper cooling cycle established.
Responded to follow-up service call for recurring 60-amp breaker trips on air conditioning circuit. Inspected electrical panel, AC disconnect with 40-amp fuses, and exterior meter installation to diagnose intermittent tripping issue. Documented utility meter assembly, conduit routing, and exterior connections for further evaluation of circuit loading and potential breaker failure.
Returned to property to complete installation of crankcase temperature limit switch on Carrier unit (serial 1816e00713) following initial diagnostic visit. Part had been delivered and was available on-site. Successfully replaced faulty crankcase case assembly and installed new temperature limit switch, restoring cooling operation to upstairs zone which had reached 84 degrees. Verified electrical connections at breaker panel, tested system operation, and confirmed unit is functioning properly with adequate cooling capacity.
Replaced defective crankcase heater on Carrier outdoor condensing unit serial number 1816E00713. Removed existing failed component, installed new crankcase heater with proper electrical connections, and verified secure mounting and proper operation. Retained original part per customer request for warranty documentation.
Responded to callback for repeatedly tripped breaker causing system shutdown and elevated indoor temperature. Performed electrical diagnostics on outdoor unit using digital multimeter and clamp meter. Measured supply voltage at 244.5V and operating amperage at 13.09A. Inspected all wire connections, terminals, and internal electrical components within the condenser cabinet. Tested motor assembly and control circuits to identify source of overcurrent condition causing breaker trips. System operational at time of service with readings within normal parameters.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old ground-level outdoor unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and discovered failed dual-run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan operation. Replaced defective capacitor with manufacturer-specified component, restored power, and verified proper amperage draws and system pressures using calibrated gauges. Unit returned to normal cooling operation with all components functioning within specifications.
Responded to no cooling complaint on second floor unit of a three-unit system. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant charge on 10+ year old outdoor condenser utilizing R22 refrigerant. Added R22 refrigerant to system per manufacturer specifications, verified proper pressures and operating temperatures, and restored cooling functionality to affected zone.
