When you have an issue with your HVAC or plumbing, you want a company that you can trust. For the Creve Coeur area, our team is the answer. We’ve been servicing the Creve Coeur area since 1926, building a reputation for good work and good people.
Our work includes HVAC and plumbing services for commercial properties, homes, and 24 hours a day, 7 days a week emergency repairs. We’ve been making people comfortable since 1926 and would love to do the same for you.
Reliable Air Conditioning
While the cold snaps can be bone-rattling, the heat waves in Creve Coeur can be sweltering. To keep your home prepared for the hottest months of the year, our team offers the following AC services:
- AC repair: Whether your system won’t turn on or struggles to maintain a desired temperature, our team can inspect your system and resolve any repair needs.
- AC maintenance: Just like heating, your AC unit will be the most optimized if you have regular maintenance conducted. Our team can schedule maintenance, give you discounts, and offer additional perks when you sign up for the Planned Maintenance Agreement.
- AC installation: Need a new system or want to upgrade? Our team can help you select the best fit and install the system.
Although we work on central AC systems, that isn’t where our scope ends. Our team can also perform AC services on ductless air conditioning units and help improve indoor air quality.
If you want a free estimate on AC services for your Creve Coeur, MO, home, call (314) 329-1943 or contact us online.
(314) 329-1943Expert Heating
The last thing you want is to be stuck with no heating during a cold snap. Luckily, our team has a full suite of heating services to keep your home running strong. Our heating services include the following:
- Heating installations: With the many different heating options available, our team can help you install a new heating system or replace an existing one in your home.
- Heating maintenance: To get the most out of your heating system, you should have maintenance done at least once a year. If you want to get a tune-up without the hassle of scrambling to find an appointment, our Planned Maintenance Agreement could be an excellent fit for you.
- Heating repairs: If you feel that your heating system isn’t performing to your standards, our technicians can take a deep dive into the issue and fix any problem that could be taking place.
With how much variety exists for heating systems, our team is knowledgeable about many systems. Our team can perform heating services on boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps.
Classic Aire Care can handle all your Creve Coeur, MO, heating needs. Request a free estimate by contacting us online or calling (314) 329-1943
Top-Rated Plumbing
The plumbing system in your home can include many things. With how many items fall under plumbing, your home could collapse if your plumbing malfunctions. Luckily, the team here at Classic Aire Care is here for you.
We offer an extensive set of plumbing services. Whether you need plumbing installation, water heater services, plumbing repairs, drain cleaning, or anything in between, we’re here to help you.
To schedule plumbing services with Classic Aire Care in Creve Coeur, MO, contact us online or call (314) 329-1943
Why Choose Classic Aire Care?
We didn’t make it over 90 years by providing subpar work. Our NATE-certified technicians will give you high-quality work and ensure we leave your home better than we found it. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Instead, check out what our previous customers have had to say about their experience with us.
Classic Aire Care is the answer for any HVAC or plumbing service in Creve Coeur, MO. Schedule an appointment by calling (314) 329-1943 or contacting us online.
FAQs
Why is my AC running but not cooling?
It is a sign that you need repair work done. Chances are that something has malfunctioned with your condenser coil, which is something a professional can fix.
How do I choose a new furnace?
The needs of your home will dictate what option is best for your home. An HVAC technician can inspect your home, identify your needs, and help you select a furnace that will fulfill your needs.
Is it normal to smell gas from the water heater?
No, it is not. If you smell gas from your water heater, turn off the gas valve and schedule an appointment with an HVAC company.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Creve Coeur, MO
Creve Coeur, MO at a glance
Classic Aire Care has completed 20 jobs in Creve Coeur, MO in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 28, 2026.
Classic Aire Care has completed 176 jobs in Creve Coeur, MO in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Performed tune-ups on two furnaces and associated humidifiers in the basement, including inspection of the inducer motor assembly and use of a borescope to inspect and clear the condensate drain line, removing matted debris blockage. Inducer motor assembly was removed and serviced during the diagnostic and maintenance process.
Replaced existing basement light fixtures with new linear LED fixtures mounted to the exposed floor joists, securing them in place and reconnecting to the existing branch circuit wiring. Verified proper operation and illumination of all installed fixtures, and tidied loose cabling along the joists to ensure a clean, code-compliant installation.
Responded to a no-airflow complaint on a gas furnace that was cycling on without moving air. Inspected the furnace closet and surrounding gas piping, condensate drain, wiring, and ductwork, noting heavy dust and debris buildup, surface corrosion on the gas line fittings, and loosely routed, tangled wiring. Evaluated blower and control operation to diagnose the cause of the airflow failure and advised on recommended repairs.
Performed a main drain cleanout to clear the sewer line after the basement floor drain backed up during washer discharge. Accessed the exterior cleanout, ran the drain cleaning equipment through the main line to remove the obstruction, and restored normal flow. Inspected the laundry-area floor drain, which showed sludge buildup and corrosion on the cover, and confirmed the line now drains properly.
Repaired the PVC flue by replacing the damaged section and installing the PVC street fitting in the correct orientation to help prevent recurrence. Removed the failed component from the site and disposed of it.
Responded to a no-heat call on a Lennox SL280UH090V60C gas furnace (approx. 5 years old). The thermostat displayed active alerts for "Not Heating When Requested" and "GF Low Pressure Switch Open" (alert code 223, 23 occurrences), indicating the pressure switch circuit was open and preventing the call for heat from completing. Documented the active fault codes at the controller and diagnosed the system for the open pressure switch condition.
Replaced the failed gas valve on the furnace to restore heat. Installed the new valve with the retrofit kit's valve harness, connected the PV, MV and COM leads per the wiring diagram, and secured and verified all control board and transformer connections. Removed and discarded the old valve.
Performed troubleshooting of a wall-mounted television installation, inspecting the outlet and concealed wiring path behind the wall to diagnose the reported issue. Evaluated the receptacle and connected cord at the baseboard outlet and checked adjacent wall surfaces for signs of damage or interference. Documented existing conditions with photos.
Evaluated the existing Sylvania service panel in the basement to determine upgrade requirements for an upcoming kitchen remodel and new appliance loads. Inspected the panel and found an older unit with handwritten circuit labeling and a dense, loosely routed bundle of branch cables entering the top through multiple connectors, indicating the panel is dated and likely lacks capacity for additional circuits. Recommended replacing the panel with a code-compliant unit to support the new appliances and meet current electrical code requirements, and prepared the scope of work for the estimate.
Performed an on-site evaluation for an electrical fixtures estimate, including assessing a room with no existing lighting to determine wire routing from the unfinished basement ceiling joist cavity, inspecting non-functioning light fixtures in a second room, and reviewing a multi-button fan control wall plate along with a dimmer switch slated for removal. Scope of work was documented with photographs to support the proposed installation of new lighting circuits, troubleshooting of the inoperative fixtures, and dimmer switch uninstallation.
Performed a seasonal tune-up on the gas furnace, inspecting the cabinet interior, ductwork connections, and burner compartment, and verified blower motor amperage with a clamp meter (4.49 A AC) to confirm operation within normal parameters. The equipment showed no signs of frost, leaks, or significant damage, though minor corrosion was noted on a sheet metal edge inside the cabinet. The system is operating normally upon completion.
Installed a Model 600M bypass humidifier on the supply plenum of the forced-air furnace, with a flexible duct connection to the return-side ductwork and a duct-mounted humidistat for automatic humidity control. Verified secure mounting and duct connections, and confirmed the system is ready for operation.
Performed a comprehensive electrical inspection of the basement area, including exposed wiring, junction boxes, and lighting fixtures. Observed pull-chain porcelain and bare-bulb fixtures mounted to surface junction boxes, with non-metallic and metal-sheathed cabling routed along the floor joists and several loose, unsecured conductors near the fixture locations. Documented the condition of the wiring and fixtures with photographs for the service record.
Evaluated the exterior meter socket for replacement of three lugs per utility specifications. Inspection revealed corroded meter jaw brackets, heat discoloration and debris within the enclosure, a rusted conduit opening with frayed conductor strands, and taped conductor splices, indicating the socket requires further repair or replacement beyond lug replacement. Documented existing conditions for estimate preparation.
Completed installation of 50-gallon tall gas water heater in basement utility area. Performed all necessary plumbing connections including supply and discharge piping, gas line hookup, and proper venting to existing ductwork. Applied required permit identification sticker per permit #26PLU-20085 and verified all connections meet code requirements for safe operation.
Completed electrical service estimate and sold project for ceiling fan installation, outlet relocation, and circuit removal. Accessed existing junction box with multiple wire connections and evaluated electrical panel with circuit breaker configuration to determine scope of work for upcoming modifications.
Relocated electrical outlet to new position per customer specifications. Installed two ceiling fans using customer-supplied fixtures, including all necessary wiring connections and mounting hardware. Properly capped and secured outdoor electrical junction box to weatherproof specifications, ensuring code compliance and safety standards.
Performed comprehensive camera inspection of residential plumbing system in basement utility area. Documented white PVC drain and vent line configuration, including vertical runs with loop-style routing along interior walls, as well as horizontal piping secured to ceiling joists with proper metal clamps. Inspected blue flexible tubing and additional piping infrastructure for proper installation and condition. All photographed components showed proper installation with no visible defects or immediate concerns noted during visual assessment.
Responded to service call for non-functioning outlet supplying power to hot water heater and radon mitigation system. Performed diagnostic testing in attic space and at main electrical panel to identify circuit failure. Located tripped breaker controlling affected outlet circuit. Tested voltage and continuity at breaker panel using digital multimeter. Reset breaker and verified proper voltage restoration to outlet. Confirmed hot water heater and radon system restored to normal operation upon power restoration.
Completed comprehensive heating maintenance tune-up on a 9-year-old furnace system. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including inspection of all major components, burner assembly cleaning, heat exchanger examination, blower motor lubrication, air filter replacement, thermostat calibration verification, and safety control testing. System was found operating properly with no deficiencies noted. Confirmed Sensi thermostat displaying accurate temperature readings at 75°F and functioning correctly in all modes.
