AC repair in Aurora and nearby towns
Warm air from the vents, ice on the copper lines, water by the furnace. Trucks carry capacitors, contactors and fan motors, so most repairs finish on the first visit.
$89 diagnostic, credited to the repair
Signs it needs a look
Warm or weak airflow, ice on the larger copper line, water pooling around the indoor coil, the outdoor fan not spinning, or a breaker that trips when the AC starts. Turn the system off if you see ice; running it frozen can ruin the compressor.
At the visit
The technician checks refrigerant pressures, the capacitor and contactor, the condenser coil, the drain line and the filter, then gives you a written price before starting.
For a system over 15 years old that needs a compressor or coil, we price the repair and a replacement side by side so you can compare.
What it costs
The diagnostic is $89 and comes off the repair. Common repairs in 2026: capacitor $165 to $240, contactor $190 to $260, condenser fan motor $420 to $650. Each repair is a flat price for the job.
Warranty
Repairs carry a 1-year parts and labor warranty.
What a repair call looks like
When you call
Someone in the Aurora office answers
From 7am to 7pm on weekdays and 8am to 2pm on Saturday. After hours, the on-call technician calls you back within 20 minutes.
Before 2pm
Same-afternoon visit
Weekday calls that come in before 2pm usually get a technician that afternoon. Later calls get the first slot the next morning.
30 minutes out
A text with the technician’s name
So you know who is pulling into the driveway.
At the house
A written price before any work
The $89 diagnostic covers the inspection and comes off the repair if you go ahead.
Most visits
Fixed on the first trip
Trucks carry igniters, flame sensors, capacitors, contactors, inducer and blower motors, and common control boards.
Other work we do
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Furnace repair
$89 diagnostic, credited to the repair
No heat, short cycling, a furnace that blows cold air or trips the breaker. Calls are answered around the clock from October to April.
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Furnace replacement
Typically $4,800 to $7,500 installed
High-efficiency gas furnaces sized to a heat-loss calculation of your house. Most installs take one day.
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AC replacement
Typically $5,500 to $9,000 installed
Central air sized with a Manual J load calculation, installed with a new pad, disconnect and line set where needed.
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
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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.