Contact HVAC Company Chicago IL
Reach HVAC Chicago IL at (312) 638-0812 for furnace, AC, and boiler repair. We answer most calls within 60 seconds during business hours and prioritize no-heat emergencies across Chicago.
How to Reach Our Team
Call (312) 638-0812 and a live dispatcher picks up, day or night. That number handles furnace repair, AC repair, and boiler repair across Chicago, and it rings straight through to our on-call tech after hours. If the line is busy during a cold snap, use the form below with your address, ZIP, and what the system is doing. We reply within 30 minutes during business hours and within 15 minutes overnight. For everything else, call the Chicago HVAC service number and we will get a tech rolling.
- Phone
(312) 638-0812 - Email
info@hvacchicagopro.com - Address
1812 S Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60616 - Office hours
Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM · Saturday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Sunday: Emergency calls only
Neighborhoods we cover around Chicago
Outside these areas? Call and ask, we may still be able to help.
- Lincoln Park
- Lakeview
- Wrigleyville
- Lincoln Square
- Ravenswood
- North Center
- Roscoe Village
- Logan Square
- Bucktown
- Wicker Park
- Ukrainian Village
- Uptown
- Edgewater
- Andersonville
HVAC Chicago IL questions, answered
These are the questions we hear most from Chicago homeowners. If yours isn't here, call (312) 638-0812 and we'll give you a straight answer, no sales pitch.
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(312) 638-0812We size every job with an ACCA Manual J Load Calculation and quote the full scope before we order equipment.
The right company is the one that diagnoses before it sells. Look for NATE Certification, EPA Section 608 Universal Certification and a City of Chicago Mechanical Contractor License. Ask whether the diagnostic fee is credited toward the repair, and whether they stock common parts. We do all three, and you can call us at (312) 638-0812 to test it.
Yes. HVAC work in Chicago requires a City of Chicago Mechanical Contractor License, and refrigerant handling requires EPA Section 608 Universal Certification. Illinois also regulates contractor registration at the state level. Ask any contractor for their license before work starts, and verify it. We carry both and pull permits on replacements.
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, Bryant and American Standard all make equipment that holds up in Chicago's climate when it's sized and installed correctly. Installation quality matters more than the badge. We install AHRI Certified Equipment and match the system to your ductwork, which is where most reliability problems actually start.
Ask three things: are you licensed and insured, will you quote the job in writing before starting, and do you stock parts or schedule a return trip. A tech who shows up with a manifold gauge set, combustion analyzer and digital multimeter can diagnose on the first visit. If a company can't answer those questions clearly, keep calling.