Your home has a lot of appliances that need repair and maintenance. Without it, energy costs and repair bills will increase. Faulty plumbing and malfunctioning HVAC systems are also unsafe. And that’s where we can help.
Since 1926, Classic Aire Care has provided exceptional HVAC and plumbing services in Ballwin.
Our NATE-certified technicians are background-checked and carefully vetted. With 24/7 emergency repair service available, we can tackle the biggest or smallest home repair issue.
Expert Air Conditioning Services
With summers hazy, hot, and humid in Ballwin, your AC is under demand to perform. Whether you need repair work or want to upgrade your unit, we can help. Our AC services include:
- AC Repairs: Our technicians service all brands and offer same-day service. Common issues include insufficient cooling, strange noises, and cycling problems. Our Planned Maintenance Agreement includes exclusive savings like 15% off our repairs.
- AC Maintenance: Routine service can extend your air conditioner’s life span and reduce repair costs. Let our technicians inspect your system and make any necessary repairs.
- AC Replacement: Older air conditioners can lose their efficiency. Let us recommend the best replacement that fits your needs and lower your energy costs by up to 30%! Ask us about improving indoor air quality and cost-saving, ductless mini-split systems.
Get a free estimate on a new AC in Ballwin by calling Classic Aire Care at (314) 329-1943.
Dependable Heating Services
Winters can be brutal in Missouri, and when the temperature drops below freezing, your furnace or heat pump should provide toasty warm heat in every room. If your HVAC is not working, or you want to upgrade to a more efficient version, turn to us. Our heating services include:
- Heating repair: Our technicians are available 24 hours if your heater is underperforming. With our vehicles stocked, we will efficiently and quickly make repairs.
- Heating replacement: Replace your older heater with a modern version and decrease utility costs. With tax credits available, the savings add up!
- Heating maintenance: Regular tune-ups mean fewer emergency repairs. Schedule biannual maintenance to keep your HVAC working at peak performance.
Your Local Plumbing Experts
Your home’s plumbing can include outdated and corroded pipes that eventually need repair or replacement. Our plumbing installation and replacement solutions include water heater replacement for corrosion, loss of heat, or leaks.
Our tankless replacements provide an endless hot water supply, while our backflow preventer replacements will keep your water contaminant-free. Rely on our professionals for plumbing repairs like water problems (disposals, toilet leaks, clogged drains, low faucet pressure), or burst or leaking pipes.
Schedule same-day plumbing service in Ballwin by calling Classic Aire Care at (314) 329-1943.
Why Choose Classic Aire Care?
At Classic Aire Care, we’ve been making people comfortable since 1926! Our NATE-Certified technicians are dedicated to your comfort, and we guarantee superior workmanship and solutions you can depend on. When you choose our team, you will always enjoy:
- 100% satisfaction guarantee on installations
- Classic ultimate quality guarantee
- Free estimates
- Exceptional service agreements
- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week emergency service
- And more!Â
Call Classic Aire Care at (314) 329-1943 for same-day repairs in Ballwin.
FAQs
Why is my AC running but not cooling?
Your AC has several components that operate independently; if the evaporator coils freeze or something compromises a heat exchanger, you’ll get air, but it won’t be cool. If the blower breaks, you’ll have cool refrigerant in place but no air blowing it out.
How often should I schedule HVAC maintenance?
As a general rule, you should have your home’s HVAC system inspected and serviced at least once a year. Twice a year (once for heating and once for cooling) would be ideal.
What are the signs that I need to replace my HVAC system?
Frequent breakdowns, rising energy bills, and fluctuating indoor temperatures are all strong signs that it’s time for an HVAC system replacement.
How can I improve my home's indoor air quality?
Keep the house well-ventilated by opening the windows and using fans. You can also use air purification devices, and avoid smoking or using products that contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
What should I do if I have a clogged drain?
Try using a plunger or a chemical drain cleaner. If that doesn’t work, it’s best to call a professional plumber.
Have you Seen Us in Ballwin?
Classic Aire Care’s van with the family of penguins is easily one of the most recognizable vehicles in St. Louis. Below is a map showing where our family of penguins have been recently!Â
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Ballwin, MO
Ballwin, MO at a glance
Classic Aire Care has completed 20 jobs in Ballwin, MO in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 17, 2026.
Classic Aire Care has completed 533 jobs in Ballwin, MO in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to a no-heat call on two Lennox gas furnaces (approximately 8 years old) and inspected the burner assembly, flame sensor, pressure switch, gas valve, and associated wiring in the affected unit. Evaluated ignition and safety circuit components to diagnose the cause of the failure to call for and sustain heat, and documented findings with photos. The photos show no identifiable repair performed, so the specific corrective action should be confirmed by the technician before this record is finalized.
Diagnosed a Lennox furnace no-heat condition with a recurring E223 fault code (pressure switch/draft-related lockout). Inspected the flue collar and vent connection and found heavy corrosion and rust pitting at the collar, with sooty debris and a deteriorated baffle bracket inside the opening, indicating restricted or compromised venting. Removed and inspected the flame sensor/ignition probe, cleaned and serviced the components, and reassembled the unit for further testing, with the corroded flue collar recommended for repair or replacement to restore safe, proper draft.
Performed heating tune-ups on two 13-year-old systems, each with a 12-5 PFCC configuration and no accessories installed. Verified thermostat operation at both control points (Aprilaire digital and White Rodgers digital) and confirmed proper heat call and system response.
Responded to a no-cool call with the unit short cycling and failing to reach setpoint. Thermostat notification history showed repeated indoor unit blower motor faults and an unresponsive device alert on the furnace, indicating an air handler blower motor/communication issue causing the system to cycle prematurely. Documented the fault log with photos for warranty review under the unit's parts and labor coverage.
Performed a heating tune-up on a 7-year-old furnace and humidifier, inspecting the system components, ductwork, condensate piping, and refrigerant line connections, with no signs of damage, rust, or leaks observed. Evaluated the pleated air filter, which showed discoloration and uneven, compressed pleats indicating loading, and addressed it as part of the maintenance. System was left operating normally.
Conducted an on-site evaluation for installing an EV charger, inspecting the main electrical panel, which was found in good condition with no signs of rust or damage and with breaker slots and circuit labeling documented. Examined the overhead ceiling cavity to assess potential cable routing paths, noting existing wiring, junction boxes, and ductwork that will affect the run from the panel to the charger location. Findings were recorded to support a load assessment and installation estimate.
Performed a cooling tune-up on a single residential split system (under 10 years old). Inspected the air handler and found the pleated return air filter loaded with dust and debris. Evaluated the outdoor condenser, which showed heavy dirt and grime buildup on the coil surface along with accumulated leaves and organic debris at the base. Took system performance measurements with a digital meter at the condenser to verify operation and documented unit conditions with photos.
Performed a heating tune-up on one furnace, including a full system inspection and operational check. Measured amperage draw with a True RMS clamp meter, with readings of approximately 7.4–7.5 amps confirming the motor was operating within normal electrical parameters.
Performed a heating tune-up on the furnace, inspecting the plenum, ductwork, and bypass humidifier connection, and found no visible rust, frost, or damage to the equipment. Inspected the air filter and found it heavily loaded with dust and debris, indicating it is due for replacement to maintain proper airflow and system efficiency.
Inspected the ductless mini split reported for leaking and poor operation, accessing the attic to evaluate the condensate drain line, drain routing, and surrounding insulation for moisture intrusion and water damage. Documented displaced and water-stained insulation along the condensate path and the affected ceiling area for follow-up repairs.
Performed annual heating tune-up on the approximately 2.5-year-old furnace/air handler and verified proper operation, with no deficiencies or issues found. Inspected the Lennox air handler, refrigerant line insulation, and condensate drain, all in clean, intact condition with no signs of frost, rust, or damage. Confirmed the Sensi smart thermostat is communicating and responding to heat set point changes.
Performed a heating tune-up on a gas furnace, removing the front access panel to inspect the control board, relays, wiring harness, venting, and PVC condensate/vent piping for proper connections and condition. Verified thermostat operation and system response, and checked the filter condition and the adjacent humidifier installation. Reinstalled the access panel and confirmed the system was left in working order.
Responded to a no-cool call on the outdoor condensing unit and ran a maximum-rate cooling test through the system diagnostics. Readings showed normal compressor and inverter operation (7.4 A compressor current, 404 V DC link, 135.5 PSI suction pressure, 20.6°F superheat, ~1210 CFM blower demand). Verified electrical connections at the unit and confirmed the system is cooling properly, then left the system with the fan running per instructions.
Performed a seasonal heating tune-up on one residential furnace (under 10 years old), including inspection of the control board and wiring connections and electrical diagnostics with a digital clamp meter to verify proper voltage and system operation. Checked thermostat operation and settings to confirm proper communication with the heating system, and serviced the whole-home humidifier as part of the maintenance visit. The system was left operating normally.
Performed a seasonal tune-up on one gas furnace, including a full system inspection and operational check. Inspected and replaced the pleated return air filter, which showed heavy dust and debris loading, to restore proper airflow. Verified thermostat (ecobee smart thermostat) communication and calling for heat, and confirmed the system was operating normally at completion.
Completed comprehensive heating tune-up on basement furnace unit, including full inspection of burner assembly, gas valve, ignition system, and blower components. Verified proper operation of all electrical connections, control board functionality, and safety systems. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications; unit tested and confirmed ready for heating season.
Responded to multiple plumbing issues at residential property. Cleared clogged drain, installed new faucet, and replaced leaking temperature and pressure relief valve on water heater. Additionally replaced faulty water shut-off valve in master bathroom to restore proper water flow control.
Completed comprehensive heating maintenance tune-up on 9-year-old system that had not been serviced since original installation in 2019. Performed full inspection of furnace components including motor assembly, electrical connections, circuit boards, and control mechanisms with all systems found operating properly. Conducted internal ductwork inspection using borescope camera which revealed moderate dust and debris accumulation on interior surfaces, recommended duct cleaning for improved air quality and system efficiency.
Completed heating tune-up on basement furnace unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, changed dirty air filter, and verified proper operation of Aprilaire humidifier and all ductwork connections. All components tested and found operating within normal parameters.
Completed comprehensive heating system tune-up on under 10-year-old unit located in basement. Performed full system inspection including internal heat exchanger examination using borescope camera to verify structural integrity and identify any signs of corrosion or deterioration. Verified thermostat operation and temperature calibration, confirming proper communication between control system and heating equipment with unit cycling correctly in heat mode.
