Classic Aire Care has been perfecting its HVAC and plumbing skills since our launch in 1926. With almost a century of experience behind us, we can bring our University City clients exceptional results, whether addressing a minor filter replacement or an extensive heat pump installation. We are deeply committed to service excellence, and our technical focus is equally unwavering. We use the industry’s best equipment, which means repairs and maintenance that last. Our 24 hours a day, 7 days a week emergency services will even address breakdowns around the clock.
Experience the finest HVAC and plumbing service in the industry by calling Classic Aire Care’s University City team at (314) 329-1943 to schedule an appointment.
Trusted Air Conditioning
Take control of those sweltering University City summers by keeping your cooling technologies in top form. We install, maintain, and replace:
- Air conditioners: Modern air conditioners are always an effective way to cool your entire home.
- Ductless mini-splits: This technology offers energy-efficient zone control to homes that can’t accommodate ductwork.
- Heat pumps: We work with various fuel sources, from electricity and oil to geothermal technologies.
Your AC is one of the priciest additions to your home, but with shoddy installation practices, it won’t achieve its whole life span. We provide exceptional, detail-oriented installations, and the long-term results pay for themselves through lighter utility bills.
Top-Rated Heating
Every homeowner has a unique set of heating needs, but we can advise you on the finer points of your replacement choice. We work with brand titans like Ryan Heating and Schneider Services, so our repairs and installations outlast those of lesser HVAC companies. We work with a wide range of heating technologies, including:
- Heat pumps: The ideal choice for achieving year-round cooling and unmatched energy efficiency.
- Furnaces: Legacy systems are more efficient than ever, so cutting-edge furnace technologies can rival the latest HVAC options.
- Boilers: A cost-effective option with surprisingly low operating costs. You’ll achieve clean, allergen-resistant heating.
We take care of your heating equipment throughout its life span. Our installation and replacement services include the industry’s most respected brands. We also perform preventative maintenance to undo wear and tear long before it causes a breakdown.
Arrange a heating service with Classic Aire Care’s exceptional University City team at (314) 329-1943 or schedule an appointment online.
Dependable Plumbing
Don’t let clogged drains and leaky faucets disrupt your home. Your plumbing sinks to the heart of your comfort and sanitation, so when things go awry, they affect your quality of life. We know how frustrating that can be. That’s why we offer prompt, practical solutions. We perform:
- Water heater and tankless water heater replacements
- Backflow preventer replacements
- Pipe repair and replacement
- Plumbing fixture repairs and installations
- Water jetting
- Tub and shower repairs
- Natural gas plumbing services
- Sewer line repairs
Our services are performed by talented diagnosticians equipped with the industry’s latest equipment. If you have an urgent problem, our 24 hours a day, 7 days a week emergency team is always on the road waiting for your call.
Address your plumbing woes with Classic Aire Care’s committed University City team by calling (314) 329-1943 or booking an appointment online.
Why Choose Classic Aire Care?
At Classic Aire Care, we’re determined to provide outstanding service from the first phone call to the final installation cleanup. Our 100% satisfaction guarantee makes sure of it. You’ll receive the best. That’s a promise.
Take your comfort to new heights with Classic Aire Care’s University City technicians by calling (314) 329-1943 or scheduling an appointment online.
FAQs
When should I replace my furnace?
Furnace life spans vary, but if your system has hit the 15-year mark, it’s time to assess its usefulness. Your furnace might last 30 years but watch for patchy heating, noise, and indoor quality problems.
Are whole-home air purifiers worth it?
Whole-home cleaners are the most comprehensive way to address your air quality issues. They address airborne pollutants, allergens, and spores in every room of your home.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in University City, MO
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to no cooling call at vacant property. Upon arrival, accessed home via lockbox and located HVAC equipment in basement utility area. Identified furnace disconnect switch on wall that had been turned off, likely during property showing or maintenance. Restored power to system by turning on furnace disconnect switch, verified proper operation of air conditioning unit, and confirmed cooling cycle initiated successfully.
Responded to emergency service call for water leak in front of and inside furnace. Upon arrival, inspected 2021-installed furnace and Lennox air conditioning system to identify source of water intrusion. Determined leak was originating from condensate drainage issue related to outdoor AC unit, as evidenced by moisture accumulation around equipment and algae growth on foundation indicating ongoing drainage problem. Cleared condensate line blockage, verified proper drainage flow from evaporator coil, and confirmed no water penetration into furnace cabinet that could damage blower motor or control board. Tested system operation to ensure proper function and no further water accumulation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on less than one-year-old Unico system installed by another contractor. Found thermostat wiring issues at wall terminal block with improper connections affecting system operation. Corrected thermostat wiring connections and reinstalled Honeywell Home ProSeries thermostat. Advised customer to keep system off until repairs were completed. Verified proper system operation and cooling performance after corrections were made.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old PTAC unit located in sunporch area. Upon arrival, unit was making excessive noise and failing to provide adequate cooling. Performed diagnostic evaluation and determined the unit had reached end of serviceable life with multiple system failures. Customer approved full PTAC replacement, and installation has been scheduled.
Responded to no-cool complaint on less than one-year-old Lennox system under first-year warranty coverage. Performed diagnostic testing using digital manifold gauges to measure system pressures and temperatures, identifying the root cause of cooling failure. System restored to proper operation with all readings within manufacturer specifications.
Responded to no cooling complaint on attic-mounted HVAC unit U10. Upon arrival, contacted customer as requested and accessed attic unit during scheduled morning window. Inspected system components, condensate drainage lines, and safety monitoring equipment. Documented equipment installation including PVC condensate piping configuration and safety float switch with indicator lights for service records.
Responded to service call for attic-mounted air conditioning system experiencing refrigerant leak causing water damage to ceiling below. Upon inspection, located evaporator coil with active leak at copper tubing connections. Found condensate drain line partially obstructed, contributing to overflow condition. Documented equipment condition and leak source with photographs showing evaporator coil assembly, ductwork installation, and surrounding insulation damage. Identified 9-year-old system requiring immediate repair to prevent further structural damage. Provided assessment and repair recommendations to address refrigerant leak and drainage issues.
Responded to callback for frozen AC unit that was not cooling properly. Upon arrival, inspected indoor air handler and evaporator coil system in basement utility area, confirming previous freeze-up condition had resolved. Verified proper airflow through ductwork, checked humidifier operation on main supply duct, and ensured all condensate drainage lines were clear and functioning correctly. System operating normally at time of inspection with no current freeze conditions observed.
Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on a 10-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler control compartment, checking all electrical connections, capacitors, relays, and control board functionality. All components found operating within normal parameters; system tested and confirmed ready for seasonal cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling call on 1-year-old Lennox system. Upon arrival, determined unit was operational but thermostat was not properly configured for cooling mode. Provided customer education on thermostat operation, including how to switch between heating and cooling modes, adjust temperature setpoints, and verify system response. Verified air conditioning system activated properly and began cooling cycle. System tested and confirmed operational with adequate airflow and cooling capacity.
Responded to service call for dual-unit cooling system reported to be cycling off at set temperature. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of recently installed HVAC equipment located in crawlspace area. Examined refrigerant lines, ductwork connections, and unit mounting to identify potential issues with newer system operation. Documented installation conditions including flexible ductwork routing, refrigerant line insulation, and equipment positioning for further assessment of cooling performance concerns.
Responded to no cooling call for 1-year-old Lennox system. Upon arrival, found Emerson thermostat displaying 87°F actual temperature with setpoint at 78°F showing "Cool On" status. Customer required assistance operating thermostat due to physical limitations. Provided instruction on thermostat operation, verified system responded to cooling demand, and confirmed proper air conditioning function restored to residence.
Responded to no cooling call for rooftop unit U10. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil completely frozen with extensive ice buildup throughout the coil assembly and surrounding components. Customer reported unit repeatedly freezing and intermittently losing cooling capacity. Diagnosed frozen coil condition caused by restricted airflow due to severely clogged air filter and dirty evaporator coil. Shut down unit to allow complete ice melt. Replaced disposable air filter with correct size filter. Once coil thawed, cleaned evaporator coil fins and surfaces to restore proper airflow. Inspected blower motor operation and verified proper fan speed. Checked refrigerant pressures after system stabilized - readings within manufacturer specifications. Verified thermostat operation and temperature differential. Cycled system through complete cooling cycle and confirmed proper operation with no freeze-up. Monitored unit for extended run time to ensure coil remained clear and system maintained pr
Responded to no cooling call with reported condensation water leaking from attic. Upon inspection, found HVAC unit located in attic with significant moisture accumulation and mold growth on wooden structural beams and framing members. Primary drain line was clogged, causing condensate overflow into attic space. Cleared blockage from condensate drain line, treated affected areas for mold remediation, and verified proper drainage function. Tested system operation and confirmed unit cooling properly with condensate draining correctly through primary drain line. Advised proper maintenance schedule to prevent future drain line blockages.
Responded to no-call for A/C unit running continuously without cycling off. Upon arrival, utilized digital manifold gauges to diagnose system pressures and temperatures on outdoor condensing unit. System evaluation revealed unit was maintaining cooling capacity but thermostat was not properly signaling compressor to shut down during satisfied calls, indicating a potential control circuit or thermostat malfunction requiring further repair.
Responded to recall for frozen evaporator coil and no cooling condition. Upon arrival, found return air filter completely blocked with heavy dust and debris accumulation, resulting in severe airflow restriction. Inspected air handler unit located in attic and confirmed extensive dust buildup throughout system components and ductwork. Replaced clogged filter and verified proper airflow restoration after defrost cycle completed. System returned to normal cooling operation with adequate airflow across evaporator coil.
Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on 13-year-old air conditioning unit located in backyard. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection and cleaning of blower wheel assembly, which showed typical dust accumulation for unit age. Verified electrical performance using clamp meter to measure voltage and amperage, confirming system is operating within manufacturer specifications.
Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on single AC unit, including inspection of Allegiance 12 model ZA2031A10042 condenser unit and replacement of heavily soiled pleated air filter. All electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and system components were inspected and found to be operating within normal parameters, with unit cycling properly and maintaining appropriate temperatures.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old unit located at ground level behind home. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing with multimeter to assess system functionality. Advised customer to turn air conditioning off and leave blower running to prevent further issues until repairs could be completed.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on residential air conditioning system, model CC8R43E-170L-068 utilizing R-410A refrigerant. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and exterior condenser unit, noting heavily soiled air filter requiring replacement due to significant dust and debris accumulation that could restrict airflow and reduce system efficiency. Documented equipment condition with photos showing 10-year-old unit located on side of home with accessible service panel and copper refrigerant lines in satisfactory condition.
