Heating & Air Conditioning Services in Aurora, IL

AC repair, AC maintenance, furnace repair, heating installation, full HVAC replacement, and ductless mini-split installation — the same services listed on our services page, dispatched to Aurora as part of our western suburbs coverage.

Yes — 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays. A furnace failure in January or an AC failure in a July heat wave doesn't wait for business hours.

Most AC repairs run $150–$600, with the specific part setting the price — a capacitor costs far less to replace than a compressor. Given how much Aurora's housing stock varies in age, from pre-1900 downtown homes to new construction on the outer edges, we diagnose first and write the quote off what we actually find.

Furnace repairs land in that same $150–$600 range, with the cost set by the part — a flame sensor is quick to swap, an inducer motor is a bigger job. Every visit includes a combustion safety check at no extra cost, with the quote written before any repair starts.

Yes — a 21-point fall tune-up for $119, including the heat exchanger, burner, carbon monoxide, and safety controls, with the readings written on the invoice. Book it before the first cold snap, when the service calendar fills with no-heat calls.

$5,000–$9,000 installed: about $5,000–$7,000 for a standard 80% AFUE furnace and $6,300–$9,000 for a 95%+ high-efficiency unit. Most swaps take one day, with sizing, the City of Aurora permit, and old-unit removal included.

Yes — single and multi-zone systems for additions, garages, and rooms without existing ductwork. We handle line-set routing and condensate planning as part of the install, which comes up often given how much of Aurora's older housing stock has no practical path to extend ductwork into new spaces.

Often, yes. Homes in Aurora's historic districts and older east-side neighborhoods weren't built with modern ductwork or insulation standards in mind, which is exactly why we run a real Manual J load calculation instead of matching whatever the last unit happened to be — an oversized system in an older, less-sealed house short-cycles and wears out early.

Plainfield, Naperville, Yorkville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Wheaton, Lisle, Minooka, and Shorewood, alongside Aurora. If you're just outside that list, call anyway — we make exceptions for a reasonable drive.