A heating and cooling shop on Aurora's east side since 2008
Demo copy Comfort Pro started in 2008 with one van and a two-car garage off Galena Boulevard. The first winter was mostly no-heat calls in the older houses near downtown, and that is still a big part of the work.
Today the shop is a small building with a parts room, a training bench and a lot for the trucks. We do furnace and AC repair, replacements, tune-ups and humidifiers for houses in Aurora, Naperville, Plainfield, Oswego, Sugar Grove and Yorkville. We do not take commercial work, which keeps the trucks free for homes on cold nights.
Every repair starts with an $89 diagnostic and a written price. Technicians are paid by the hour, with no commission on parts or new equipment, so a $165 capacitor is a perfectly good outcome for everyone.
Replace this story with the owner's own before launch: when they started, where, and what kind of work fills the schedule.
- Repair visit
- $89 diagnostic, credited to the repair
- Weekday calls before 2pm
- Usually seen the same afternoon
- Office
- Mon-Fri 7am-7pm, Sat 8am-2pm
- Illinois HVAC license
- #105-039XXXDemo
Who comes to the house
- Technicians
- Six, all full-time employees, four NATE certified
- Trucks
- Seven, each stocked from the Aurora shop every morning
- Office
- Two schedulers who answer the phone from 7am
- On call
- One technician every night, rotating weekly
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Brands we work on
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, Bryant, American Standard, York. We also keep parts for the Bryant and Carrier furnaces that builders put in across Plainfield and Oswego in the early 2000s, and we still service hot-water boilers in older Aurora homes.
Licensing and insurance
IL HVAC license #105-039XXX, general liability and workers' comp. Ask and we email the certificate to you or your HOA.
From customers after the visit
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“Furnace quit around 9pm on a Sunday in January with the temperature at 4 degrees. I called at 9:15, the on-call tech phoned back about ten minutes later and was in our driveway by 10:30. It was the igniter. He had one on the truck, showed me the cracked one, and the heat was running by 11. The $95 after-hours charge was on the paper before he started. Not cheap for a Sunday night, but no surprises.”
Homeowner, Oswego
Furnace repair, igniter replaced
Google (sample review written for this demo), January 2026
“Our upstairs ran 6 degrees warmer than the first floor every July. Two other companies quoted a bigger AC. Comfort Pro measured the ductwork, added two dampers and a second thermostat, and the bedrooms now stay within a degree of downstairs.”
Homeowner, Naperville, Zoning added to a 1994 two-story
Google (sample review written for this demo), July 2026
“Spring tune-up found a weak capacitor on our 2009 condenser. He swapped it during the visit for $165 and we had AC through the June heat wave. Shoe covers on, and he wiped down the furnace closet before leaving.”
Homeowner, Plainfield, AC tune-up on the maintenance plan
Google (sample review written for this demo), May 2026
3 reviews from Google. Read all our reviews on Google (opens in a new tab)
No heat or no AC? Call (630) 555-0142, any hour.
For anything that can wait for office hours, send a request and we will call you back to book a time.