Elgin, IL Heater Repair

Elgin, IL homeowners and businesses have trusted Compass Heating and Air for their heater repair needs for more than a decade. We're certified experts with gas, propane, and electric furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. Call us at (630) 504-8688.

When something goes wrong with your furnace, you need a company you can trust. With dozens of five-star reviews and an A+ BBB rating, Compass is here for you when you need it most.

We're licensed and certified to work on all major brands, including Mitsubishi, Daikin, Honeywell, Goodman, Amana, Lennox, Armstrong, Ducane, Weil McLain, Rheem, Ruud, Fujitsu, Trane, American Standard, Carrier, Bryant, and Comfortmaker.

Don't wait for a small problem to become worse and more expensive to fix! Call your local experts today and keep your home warm and comfortable all winter.

How Much Does Heater Repair Cost In Elgin, IL?

The cost to fix a heater varies from a few hundred dollars to $2,000 or more. Parts alone cost between $400 and $1,5000. It all depends on the situation. In Elgin, service calls start around $150 and average at $500.

However, you can control the price of your repairs by signing up for a service plan that offers discounts on parts and labor. And, with regular maintenance, you'll reduce the chances of having a breakdown.

Four Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Furnace

Is it time to consider a new furnace instead of another repair? You may actually save money in the long run: A new system uses less energy and costs less to run. You also won't keep paying for repairs.

Here are four signs it's time to think about a new system

1. Utilities BIlls Are More Expensive Each WInter
2. House Doesn’t Stay Warm Like It Used To
3. Repairs Are More Frequent Or More Expensive
4. You’ve Had Your System For 15 Years Or Longer

If these sound familiar, it's time to call Compass Heating and Air for your free consultation.

How Solar Power Can Heat Your Home In Elgin, IL

Today, it's possible to heat your home in Elgin, IL for next to nothing — or even pay nothing at all! Thanks to new high-efficiency heat pumps and advanced solar power technology, you power your heating and cooling with the electricity you generate yourself.

If you have solar panels for your home, you're already generating the power you need for clean, sustainable HVAC. The next step is to convert from gas, oil, or propane to an electric heat pump.

These models require a fraction of the energy other heaters require because they don't burn fossil fuels to warm up coils or generate heat. Instead, they move heat from one place to another.

As a result, most homes in our area can generate enough power to handle the HVAC load plus other household appliances.

If you're interested in learning more, check out our podcast. Or, call us at (630) 504-8688 for a free consultation.

Local Spotlight: The Fox River Trolley Museum

For over 56 years, the Fox River Trolley Museum has been displaying antique trolley trains that date back to 1902. The actual rail line was out of operation in 1961, but a loyal group kept the history alive for more to see. Now you can go check out some of the old technology and even ride on some of the trolleys!

If You Go

This venue holds private events, but is also open to the public. You can buy a ticket for a train ride, an all day pass, or become a member. They hold different events as well, including a timeline through WWII. Click here to learn more!