Located on the Meramec River, Fenton, Missouri is a small city with just over 4,000 people. While Fenton is home to gorgeous parks and the nearly century old Fenton Fire District , it also boasts a rich history dating back at least 900 years to early native settlements in the area. Since 1926, Classic Aire Care has been proud to be part of Fenton’s rich history, providing locals with quality home comfort services, including:
- Heating repair and heating system installation, maintenance, and replacement
- Air conditioning repair, installation, maintenance, and replacement
- Plumbing and drain services
- Air filtration system service
- Best air quality, insulation, and home energy services
- We are here to answer your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Plus many more!
Whether you need a plumber or the best heating and cooling services in or around Fenton, you can trust an experienced plumbing and HVAC contractor at Classic Aire Care for all your heating, cooling, and plumbing needs! We service any type of plumbing, heating or AC system, and we provide 24-hour emergency service.
To learn more about our services, contact Classic Aire Care at (314) 329-1943 today!
HVAC Repair in Fenton: Furnace Repair, AC Repair, & Much More
At Classic Aire Care, we have a dedicated team of HVAC experts who are NATE certified and armed with the latest tools and technology to help you solve your most difficult heating and cooling problems. We offer complete installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance services, as well as 24-emergency HVAC services for problems that happen after normal business hours.
We work with a variety of heating and cooling systems, including:
- Furnaces
- Boilers
- Heat pumps
- Central AC systems
- Ductless systems
- Packaged systems
- Rooftop AC units
- Air handlers
- And More!
From replacing a broken belt or changing an air filter to replacing an AC compressor or installing a new furnace, you can count on our team at Classic Aire Care for all your HVAC needs!
For more information about our HVAC services, contact us today! We serve the entire Fenton area, from Olde Towne Fenton to Yarnell Road, Bowles Avenue, and beyond!
Fenton Plumbing Services
Plumbing problems can be inconvenient, as well as costly, if they are not repaired quickly. At Classic Aire Care, we can handle all your plumbing and drain problems, from clogged toilets and sinks to broken sewer pipes. Our plumbing services include:
- Water, drain, and sewer pipe installation and repair
- Gas line installation and repair
- Drain cleaning and clog removal
- Sewer auguring and trenchless pipe repair
- Fixture installation and repair
- Faucet repair and replacement
- Water heater replacement and repair
- Leak detection and plumbing inspections
- And more!
Our professional plumbers are fully licensed, bonded, and insured, and they are available at any time for help to answer your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
To learn more about our plumbing services, contact us today!
Home Energy &Â Air Quality Services in Fenton
Even with a quality HVAC system, you could be spending too much on your utility bills while experiencing sub-par comfort. At Classic Aire Care, we offer a variety of home energy services that can help you reduce your energy costs. We also provide indoor air quality services that can improve your comfort and your health. These services include:
- Whole-home energy audits and inspections
- Programmable thermostat installations
- Insulation and air sealing services
- Air purifier and air cleaner installations
- Humidity control system installation and maintenance
- Ventilation system installation and maintenance
- And much more!
To learn more about any of these services, contact us today!
Call Today for Home Comfort Services in Fenton, MO
With our prompt, reliable service and our team of talented professionals, you can trust Classic Aire Care to quickly and perfectly handle all your HVAC, plumbing, and home comfort needs, leaving you more time to enjoy a walk along the Meramec River or an evening at the Sunset Country Club!
For an appointment, contact Classic Aire Care at (314) 329-1943 today!
Other Cities We Serve
We serve cities throughout the St. Louis area including much of St. Louis, St. Charles, and Jefferson counties. Specific areas we serve include Creve Coeur, Olivette, Maryland Heights, St. Charles, University City, Chesterfield, Clayton, Town and Country, and Overland.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Fenton, MO
Fenton, MO at a glance
Classic Aire Care has completed 20 jobs in Fenton, MO in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 30, 2026.
Classic Aire Care has completed 265 jobs in Fenton, MO in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Performed a heating tune-up on a 9-year-old gas furnace that was operating normally. Inspected the return air filter and found light dust loading, then opened the cabinet to inspect the blower motor, wiring harness, gas valve assembly, and control board connections, finding no signs of rust, frost, or damage. Checked and serviced the flame sensor to ensure reliable flame proving, and the system was left operating properly.
Performed a seasonal tune-up on one furnace, verifying electrical and safety performance with a calibrated true RMS multimeter. Measured flame sensor microamp output at 2.9 µA DC, confirming a proper flame signal for reliable ignition and operation. Checked blower motor amperage draw at 0.62 A AC, and the unit operated within normal parameters with no visible damage, rust, or other deficiencies noted.
Performed a seasonal tune-up on the gas furnace and whole-house humidifier. Inspected the burner assembly and verified a uniform blue flame across all ports, indicating proper combustion. Inspected the humidifier evaporator pad, which showed dust and mineral buildup, and confirmed the unit's water supply and wiring connections.
Performed a seasonal heating tune-up on a 9-year-old furnace that was operating properly upon arrival. Inspected the system and verified correct heating operation through the Lennox smart thermostat, which maintained a 72° setpoint in heat mode with normal response. Inspected the Aprilaire whole-home humidifier and its duct connection, water supply tubing, and wiring, with indoor humidity reading 56%. The system was left operating normally, and the customer plans to renew the maintenance plan.
Performed a seasonal heating tune-up on a 9-year-old gas furnace that was operating properly at arrival. Inspected the burner assembly and flame sensor, and verified a steady blue ignition flame across all burners during the heating cycle, indicating proper combustion. Measured supply air temperature with a digital thermometer to confirm normal system operation, with no signs of corrosion or damage observed.
Diagnosed a faulty GFCI receptacle on the screened porch circuit, inspected the main breaker panel, and replaced the defective 20-amp GFCI outlet with a new unit. Verified proper wiring termination, secured the wall plate, and confirmed correct test/reset operation and circuit function.
Performed a heating tune-up on one furnace, including electrical verification with a true RMS clamp meter (measured 1.39 A AC draw on the monitored circuit) and operational testing of the system through the Emerson digital thermostat. Verified the unit responds to a call for heat, with the thermostat indicating "Heat On Auxiliary" at a 74° setpoint against a 64° room temperature. The furnace was left operating, and no damage, rust, or abnormal conditions were noted.
Performed a heating tune-up on a one-year-old furnace, inspecting the unit and its components for proper operation. Verified the air filter (Filterbuy pleated) was clean and in good condition with no discoloration or damage, and inspected the General 1042L power humidifier, confirming the water supply line, solenoid valve, wiring connections, and drain tube were intact with no visible damage or corrosion. System was found in good working order with no repairs required.
Installed a new 40-gallon tall gas tank-style water heater under permit 26PLU-20961, connecting it to the existing copper supply lines with isolation ball valves and soldered fittings. Verified secure connections, with no leaks or visible damage to piping or fittings, and applied the required permit sticker.
Performed a heating tune-up on a 7-year-old Amana gas furnace, including removal and replacement of two heavily soiled 14x20x1 pleated air filters to restore proper airflow. Inspected the flue venting, gas line and shutoff valve, electrical connections, and condensate drain line, and cleared the floor drain area to ensure proper drainage and safe, efficient operation.
Installed a 600M bypass humidifier on the furnace supply plenum, using 6" round duct and a 90° elbow to connect the unit. Ran a clear drain line from the humidifier to the floor drain and confirmed the system is ready for heating season operation.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 7-year-old furnace that was calling for heat but failing to engage. Inspection of the flue/vent assembly revealed heavily corroded and rusted vent collar with flaking mineral deposits, along with debris and bird nesting material obstructing the open side of the flue passage, which can impede proper draft and trigger safety lockouts. Documented findings with photos and recommended clearing the obstruction and repair or replacement of the corroded flue components to restore safe, reliable operation.
Responded to a reported natural gas odor at a newly installed furnace and inspected the gas piping assembly, including the shutoff valve, black iron fittings, and threaded joints at the unit's supply connection. Leak-tested the connections and identified the source of the leak at a threaded joint showing sealant residue. Disassembled, re-sealed with approved pipe thread sealant, and re-tightened the joint, then verified the repair was leak-free before restoring gas service and returning the system to normal operation.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 3-year-old Daikin gas furnace where the thermostat was displaying a sensor error. Inspected the thermostat and furnace, including the condensate drain assembly, gas supply, and flue connections, and diagnosed the fault affecting heat operation. Restored the system to operation and verified heating performance and thermostat communication.
Responded to a no-heat call on a gas furnace where the blower operated but no heat was produced. Inspected the burner compartment, Honeywell gas valve, manifold, and inducer assembly, and found sooty, discolored fittings and heavy dust and debris buildup indicating combustion and airflow issues. Verified wiring harness connections and documented the system condition for further evaluation and recommended repairs.
Responded to a no-cool call on a single heat pump system following a power loss. Thermostat notifications showed an "OU Low Pressure Switch Strikes Lockout" alert (code 411) and a "Must Program Unit Capacity For Device" alert (code 34), indicating the outdoor unit had locked out on low-pressure switch faults and the control required unit capacity reconfiguration after the power interruption. Diagnosed the lockout condition and documented the active fault codes for system restoration.
Performed a heating tune-up on one gas furnace system under 10 years old. Inspected the return air filter and found it heavily loaded with dust and lint, seated askew and bent in the filter slot, with significant debris buildup in the return duct opening and on the grille louvers. Documented the condition of the filter and return air grille, and recommended filter replacement and cleaning of the return grille to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.
Performed a heating tune-up on a 4-year-old Lennox gas furnace with an attached Aprilaire whole-house humidifier, inspecting the furnace components, venting, ductwork connections, and humidifier water supply and drain lines. All equipment was found in good condition with no visible signs of leaks, corrosion, or ice, and the system was left operating properly.
Performed seasonal heating maintenance on the furnace and replaced the 20x25x4 pleated air filter with a new one. Inspected the Aprilaire whole-home humidifier mounted on the supply duct, verifying the duct connection, wiring, water supply tubing, and drain line were intact and free of leaks, cracking, or corrosion. System left operational with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to a reported gas shut-off at the furnace due to a suspected failed gas valve and inspected the unit and associated black iron gas piping, shutoff valves, and flexible gas connector for leaks, corrosion, and proper connections. Documented the condition of the gas supply piping and valve assembly serving the system, and verified the supply was secured and safe at the time of service.