Chicagoland Residential Heating

During frigid Chicagoland winters, Stevensons Air Control faces an abundance of inquiries related to residential heating. However, our Des Plaines-based HVAC company actually gives year-long support to our customers who need it. This way, local residents face consistent coverage regarding residential heating installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement.

Many Des Plaines and Chicagoland homes use pricey electronic heating apparatuses. Additionally, these devices require annual (and even biannual maintenance) to ensure they operate at temperature-controlled conditions. With 30+ years of HVAC experience, Stevensons Air Control offers Chicagoland residential heating installation. Additionally, our team offers crisis-installation in the event something goes wrong during a previous DIY attempt.

Overall, Stevensons Air Control recommends regular Chicagoland residential heating maintenance for the home’s system. For most of our customers, this tends to be every six months to one year. In general, it is best to inquire about maintenance both before and after the colder Illinois months every year. This way, our team members assess any operational risks before homeowners need to use the system, along with any wear and tear post-season.

As our maintenance section alluded, systems often undergo their share of wear and tear. For Chicagoland residential heating repair, Stevensons Air Control offers a timely approach so homeowners can once again harness the power of their HVAC system. Typically, our team helps homeowners with challenges related to electrical issues, flickering lights, soaring heating costs, strange smells, unusual noises, and excess water leakage. Any and all of these problems could indicate an overworked and underperforming heating system.

Eventually, all good things come to an end. At the end of the system’s lifespan, the staff at Stevensons Air Control helps Chicagoland homeowners with Chicagoland residential heating replacement. While many homeowners hope to gain at least a decade’s use out of their system, older models tend to contain far fewer energy-efficient properties. When the time comes to replace the system entirely, our team members assess your property’s BTU and Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) to find the optimal unit for your living space.