Richmond Heights homeowners have to deal with some rather aggressive weather all year round. Since summers are hot and the winter seasons are surprisingly glacial, you need home HVAC systems that are at the top of their class and serviced routinely by leading specialists. At Classic Aire Care Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing, we take your comfort needs seriously, offering services and solutions that place your comfort and satisfaction first.
We are a fully licensed, certified, and insured HVAC and plumbing service company in the Richmond Heights and Greater St. Louis area. It’s been nearly a century since we opened our doors, and in that time we’ve always been the specialists you can turn to for the complete heating services, cooling solutions, and maintenance that you need in order to stay comfortable in your home throughout all seasons.
For services you can trust, contact Classic Aire Care online or call (314) 200-1211. We provide service for all of Richmond Heights, from West Bruno to Clayton Road!
HVAC Installation & Replacement
How well your home HVAC systems are installed will dictate the level of service and comfort the system can provide for its entire lifespan. That’s why at Classic Aire Care, we take great pains to offer our clients a service that is a cut above. We handle system installations and replacements with exacting detail, from helping you choose the perfect home system all the way to thorough installations and testing. We want you to have the best, and we stop at nothing to ensure our service brings you exactly that and more.
HVAC Repair & Maintenance
Whether it’s an air flow obstruction or slow, grating component wear, any problem at all with your heating or cooling system can lead to miserable days and restless nights. When you need repair services, you need them to be quick and efficient, on top of being wholly accurate. With Classic Aire Care, you can trust that our repair services utilize cutting-edge tools and superior training to get your home back to normal as soon as precision will allow.
To reduce your risks of a breakdown, and to optimize system efficiency and lifespan, take advantage of our full range maintenance services! We provide thorough system inspections, cleaning, and calibration services in order to ensure you get the most from your home heating and cooling.
Plumbing Services
Are you looking for reliable home plumbing installation services? Do you need drain cleaning or repairs? You’ve come to the right place! Our certified plumbing specialists offer complete and comprehensive plumbing services to our clients. We take your need for access to clean water and effective sewer systems seriously, bringing you a full range of plumbing solutions that guarantee you’re covered in all situations.
Trust our Richmond Heights team for:
- Plumbing repair services
- Plumbing fixture installation
- Plumbing remodels
- Water heater services
- Sump pump services
- Commercial plumbing services
- Commercial drain services
- And more!
HVAC Company in Richmond Heights, MO
Our team has been serving Richmond Heights, MO and the surrounding areas of St. Louis for generations—over 90 years, in fact! When we bring service to your home, you are the primary goal. We cut no corners and stop at nothing to ensure your complete satisfaction and to make sure we’ve done our very best every time. With summers in the 90-100 degree range, plus cold winters, you can count on us to keep your home comfortable all year round.Â
Learn more about what Classic Aire Care can provide for your home or schedule a service today by contacting us online or calling (314) 200-1211!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Richmond Heights, MO
Richmond Heights, MO at a glance
Classic Aire Care has completed 20 jobs in Richmond Heights, MO between July 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 5, 2026.
Classic Aire Care has completed 48 jobs in Richmond Heights, MO in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed comprehensive heating tune-up on 10-year-old furnace located in attic. Performed full system inspection including heat exchanger evaluation, combustion analysis, and operational diagnostics using calibrated testing equipment to verify proper temperature rise and system pressures. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications; unit running efficiently with no issues identified.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 5-year-old unit located in basement. Upon inspection, found blower motor assembly and evaporator coil in operational condition with no visible damage or debris accumulation. Verified blower wheel intact with proper blade alignment and motor shaft secure. Inspected evaporator coil fins showing good condition with minimal dirt buildup and no signs of refrigerant leakage or frost accumulation. System components photographed for documentation purposes.
Completed furnace tune-up on 3-year-old unit located in basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of internal components including blower motor assembly, electrical connections, wiring harnesses, and circuit boards. Inspected 16x25x1 air filter for proper airflow and system efficiency. All mechanical and electrical components found operating within normal parameters.
Responded to no cooling call on 9-year-old system with frozen refrigerant line and condenser fan running continuously even when thermostat was off. Diagnosed low refrigerant charge causing evaporator coil freeze-up and faulty fan relay preventing proper fan cycling. Repaired refrigerant leak at evaporator coil connection, evacuated system, and recharged to manufacturer specifications. Replaced defective fan relay to restore proper thermostat control of condenser fan operation. Verified system cooling properly with correct superheat and subcooling readings, confirmed thermostat properly cycles both compressor and fan, and ensured all safety controls functioning as designed.
Completed installation of exhaust fan system including ductwork routing through wall cavity and attic space. Installed ventilation cover, connected flexible aluminum duct with proper support and sealing, and verified electrical connections at junction box to ensure safe operation of new exhaust fan unit.
Returned to address no cooling issue on single AC unit following previous day's visit where dirty filter and coil were identified. Customer had replaced filter but did not clean outdoor condenser coil. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was off with fan running as instructed. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and documented heavily restricted coil with significant accumulation of dirt, dust, and fibrous debris blocking airflow between fins. Cleaned condenser coil to restore proper heat exchange capacity and airflow. Verified system operation and cooling performance restored to normal parameters.
Responded to no heat call on 7-year-old Lochinvar boiler experiencing repeated lockouts with ignition failure error. Unit would temporarily restart after manual reset but would lock out again within approximately 24 hours. Gas service had been recently restored by utility company prior to arrival. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty ignition system preventing reliable burner operation. Accessed internal components and identified failed inducer motor assembly causing improper air proving sequence, which prevented ignition control module from completing startup cycle. Replaced inducer motor and verified proper voltage and amperage draw. Cleaned flame sensor and inspected burner assembly for debris or blockages. Cycled unit through multiple startup sequences to confirm reliable ignition and proper flame detection. Verified all safety controls operating correctly and system maintaining target temperature without lockout codes. Unit restored to normal operation with reliable ignition and heat
Responded to no cooling complaint with thermostat reading 80 degrees. Upon arrival, inspected 10-year-old outdoor condenser unit and found dirty condenser coils with significant dust accumulation and debris restricting airflow. Cleaned condenser coils, cleared vegetation from unit perimeter, and verified proper system operation with adequate cooling restored.
Installed customer-supplied exhaust fan in upstairs bathroom. Mounted fan unit to ceiling joists in attic space, secured electrical connections, and verified proper ventilation ducting. Unit tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Completed annual preventative maintenance on two residential cooling systems. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of condenser unit located on side of house and attic air handler components. Verified electrical connections, contactors, and control board operation; checked refrigerant levels and system pressures; inspected ductwork and return air grille; cleaned components as needed; confirmed proper system operation on both units.
Installed dedicated electrical circuit for new mini split HVAC system in sunroom. Ran appropriate gauge wiring from main electrical panel through ceiling joists to designated location, ensuring proper routing and support per code requirements. Coordinated installation to allow HVAC contractor to complete final system connections and startup.
Responded to no-power condition at thermostat with AC system not functioning. Upon arrival, inspected wall-mounted thermostat display showing irregular readings and checked power supply to unit. Evaluated outdoor condensing unit U10 in backyard, noting dirty evaporator coil with significant dust and debris accumulation on fins requiring cleaning. Provided customer with repair options to restore system operation.
Completed electrical estimate for mini split installation at residential property. Assessed outdoor location adjacent to patio area with concrete pavers and brick wall structure to determine wire routing requirements. Evaluated interior mounting location and determined 12-4 wire specification needed to properly supply new mini split system with adequate amperage capacity. Provided estimate covering electrical circuit installation, conduit run, and connection requirements for HVAC equipment hookup.
Responded to callback for newly installed system experiencing water leakage from indoor unit after 14 days of operation. Upon inspection, identified condensate drainage issue requiring evaporator coil access and drain line reconfiguration. Uncased Bryant 454-BL40 evaporator coil assembly to diagnose leak source, then installed 10'3" of PVC condensate drain line with appropriate fittings to establish proper drainage. Replaced electrical disconnect and whip to ensure code-compliant power supply to equipment. Verified proper condensate flow, tested system operation, and confirmed no active leaks present at completion.
Replaced defective thermal expansion valve (TXV) on evaporator coil serial number 164024de5g. Removed corroded TXV assembly, installed new valve, and properly brazed all connections. Evacuated system, charged with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper operation using manifold gauges to confirm correct superheat and subcooling readings.
Replaced defective contactor on HVAC unit as follow-up to previous service call. Removed failed contactor from electrical panel, installed new replacement unit from truck stock, and reconnected all electrical terminals. Verified proper operation of heating and cooling systems after replacement, confirmed unit cycling correctly with new contactor energizing compressor and condenser fan as designed.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 9-year-old AC system where air handler was running but not producing cool air. Upon inspection, found outdoor condenser unit in poor condition with heavy dirt, dust, and debris accumulation throughout interior compartment, along with aged wiring covered in contaminants. Identified failed dual run capacitor as primary cause of cooling failure, preventing compressor from operating while allowing fan motor to run. Replaced defective capacitor, cleaned electrical connections, and tested system operation. Unit now cooling properly with thermostat displaying 69°F setpoint and system cycling normally.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC unit located in side yard. Upon arrival, performed planned service call check (PSCC) on system under 10 years old. Inspection revealed heavily clogged evaporator coil with significant dust and debris accumulation, restricting airflow and preventing proper heat exchange. Cleaned evaporator coil thoroughly, removing accumulated contaminants to restore system performance and cooling capacity to set temperature.
Replaced defective evaporator coil under warranty on residential HVAC system. Removed old coil, installed new unit, reconnected refrigerant lines and ductwork, and verified proper system operation. System restored to full heating and cooling functionality with all components tested and confirmed operational.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on less than one-year-old Lennox unit originally installed by Classic Aire Care. Upon inspection, discovered severely restricted airflow due to heavily soiled air filter with significant dirt and debris accumulation throughout pleated media. Replaced dirty filter with new unit, restoring proper airflow to system. Verified system operation and confirmed adequate cooling restored to entire home. Documented filter condition with photos showing extreme contamination level for unit age. Recommended establishing regular filter maintenance schedule to prevent future system failures.
