Serving Orland Park, IL
HVAC Services Orland Park, IL
Furnace repair, AC repair, system replacements and 24/7 emergency HVAC services Orland Park families can trust. Locally based in Justice, IL.
Your HVAC Contractor Serving Orland Park
Orland Park is one of the largest suburbs in the southwest metro, and its homes cover just about every era. Older ranches and split-levels sit near the original village center, big two-story houses fill the subdivisions built in the 1980s through the 2000s, and townhomes and newer construction round things out. Good HVAC services in Orland Park start with knowing which of those homes you are walking into.
New Comfort Heating and Cooling provides complete HVAC services in Orland Park, IL – furnace repair, AC repair, high-efficiency replacements, zoning, tune-ups and 24/7 emergency service. We are based in Justice, a short drive north, and we work throughout Orland Park from LaGrange Road to the newer neighborhoods on the south and west sides.
HVAC Services Orland Park Homeowners Request Most
Furnace Repair & Replacement
Big two-story homes need a furnace with the right capacity and a blower strong enough to push heat to the second floor. We repair all brands and size replacements with a proper load calculation.
AC Repair & Installation
Many larger Orland Park homes run two air conditioners – one for each floor. We repair, recharge and replace single and dual systems and make sure each one is matched to the zone it serves.
24/7 Emergency HVAC
A dead furnace in January or a failed AC during a July heat wave cannot wait for Monday. Call any time and we will send a technician from Justice as quickly as we can.
Seasonal Tune-Ups
Cottonwood fluff, grass clippings and dust clog condenser coils every summer. A spring AC cleaning and a fall furnace tune-up keep both systems efficient and catch worn parts early.
Why Orland Park Homeowners Choose New Comfort
We have served Chicago’s southwest suburbs since 2013. We are not a national franchise; we are a local heating and cooling company in Justice, and Orland Park is a regular part of our service area.
As an HVAC contractor, our job is to find the real cause of the problem and fix it at a fair price. You get a straight explanation, a written price before work starts, and honest advice on whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Every installation is left clean and labeled, and we walk you through the new equipment, the filter size and the thermostat settings before we leave. If you ever have a question later, you will be calling a local team that remembers the job.
HVAC Services Orland Park Two-Story Homes Need
The most common complaint we hear in Orland Park two-story homes is simple: the upstairs is too hot in summer and the basement is too cold in winter. Heat rises, bedrooms over the garage pick up extra heat, and a single thermostat in the front hall cannot read the whole house.
Fixes range from simple to substantial. Adjusting supply dampers between seasons, adding a return in the upstairs hallway, or upgrading to a variable-speed furnace blower can make a noticeable difference. For bigger homes, a zoning system with dampers and a thermostat on each floor lets one furnace and air conditioner serve each level on its own schedule.
Homes that already have two systems need both kept in balance. If the upstairs unit is struggling while the downstairs unit cycles on and off, the cause may be a refrigerant leak, a dirty coil, or ductwork that was never sized right. That is why the HVAC services Orland Park homeowners get from us always begin with measuring temperatures and airflow on every floor before recommending equipment.
Our Work
Real work by New Comfort Heating and Cooling
Original Builder Systems Reaching the End of the Line
Many Orland Park subdivisions went up in the late 1980s, the 1990s and the early 2000s, and a lot of those houses still have the furnace and air conditioner the builder installed – or the first replacement. Builder-grade equipment was often chosen for price, and after 20 or more Illinois winters and summers, it is wearing out.
Common warning signs include rising gas and electric bills, rooms that never quite reach the thermostat setting, a furnace that short-cycles, and an air conditioner that needs a refrigerant top-off every year. Older units that use R-22 refrigerant are especially expensive to recharge now that it is no longer produced.
Before you replace, we check the ductwork too. Builder ducts frequently have undersized returns, crushed flex runs and unsealed joints in the basement. Correcting those problems during a replacement helps the new equipment deliver the efficiency you are paying for. Our guide to furnace replacement costs and options covers what drives the price.
AC Repair Starts With a Clean Coil
An outdoor condenser has to shed the heat pulled out of your home. When the coil is matted with cottonwood, dirt and grass clippings, the system runs hotter, uses more electricity and puts extra stress on the compressor and fan motor.
Many of the AC repair calls we get in early summer trace back to a dirty coil or a weak capacitor that finally gives out on the first hot day. A spring tune-up with a proper coil cleaning, like the one shown here, prevents a lot of them.
Keep two feet of space around the unit, point mower discharge away from it, and never cover it during the cooling season. ENERGY STAR publishes a helpful HVAC maintenance checklist that lines up with what we check on every visit.
Finished Basements, Additions and Hidden Furnaces
A lot of Orland Park basements have been finished into family rooms, offices and guest suites. That is great living space, but it often boxes the furnace and water heater into a small mechanical room. Without enough combustion air and a clear return path, a furnace can overheat, trip its limit switch and shut down – a frequent cause of winter furnace repair calls.
Finished lower levels also tend to be cool and damp in summer. Supply registers that were added without matching returns, or a basement that shares a thermostat with the main floor, leave those rooms uncomfortable. A dehumidifier, a dedicated return or a separate zone can fix that.
If you are planning to finish a basement or build an addition, talk to an HVAC contractor before the drywall goes up. Planning the ducts and returns early costs far less than fixing them afterward, and it is part of the HVAC services Orland Park remodelers ask us for.
Smart Thermostats for Busy Orland Park Households
Plenty of Orland Park residents commute on the Metra SouthWest Service or drive I-80, I-294 and LaGrange Road every day. If the house sits empty for nine or ten hours, there is no reason to heat or cool it to the same temperature all day.
A programmable or smart thermostat can ease off while you are away and recover before you get home. In zoned or two-system homes, each thermostat can run its own schedule, so bedrooms cool down at night while the main floor rests. We install and set them up correctly – see our walkthrough of the ecobee premium installation and setup.
A thermostat cannot fix an undersized system or leaky ducts, though. If the house never catches up on hot afternoons, call (708) 717-9995 and we will find out why.
Repair or Replace: Making the Call
We never push a replacement when a sensible repair will do. A failed igniter, flame sensor, capacitor or contactor is usually a quick, affordable furnace repair or AC repair, and it can buy years of reliable service from a sound system.
When the repair bill climbs toward a big share of the cost of new equipment, when the system is past roughly 15 to 20 years old, or when breakdowns repeat every season, replacement usually makes more sense. Estimates are free, financing is available, and our article on what to consider before AC replacement explains the trade-offs in detail. Whatever you decide, you will have a clear written quote and plenty of time to compare it – we do not do high-pressure, same-day-only pricing.
“We build our name on trust and that trust is based on years of experience and quality of work we provide.”
New Comfort Heating and Cooling
Orland Park HVAC – Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Orland Park is part of our regular service area. We are based in Justice, a short drive north, and we handle heating, cooling, maintenance and emergency calls throughout the village.
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We take emergency calls 24/7 and dispatch a technician as fast as we can. Arrival time depends on demand that day, and we always give you an honest window when you call.
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Heat rises, second-floor rooms take on sun through the roof, and many homes have only one thermostat downstairs. Damper adjustments, an added return, a variable-speed blower or zoning can balance the floors. We measure before we recommend.
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Yes. Each system has its own coil, refrigerant charge and electrical parts. We tune up both during the same visit and check that each is matched to the floor it serves.
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Sometimes, for a small repair on a furnace with a sound heat exchanger. But for a major repair on equipment that old, replacement is usually the better value. We will show you the numbers for both.
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In many homes, yes. Zoning uses motorized dampers in the ductwork and a thermostat for each area. Whether it fits depends on your duct layout and equipment, which we check on-site.
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Yes. Estimates for new furnaces and air conditioners are free, and financing options are available. There is no pressure and no obligation.
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Yes. We repair and replace furnaces and air conditioners in townhomes and condos, including closet and attic installations, and we coordinate with association requirements when needed.
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Look for a company that diagnoses before quoting, offers both furnace repair and AC repair, answers emergency calls 24/7, and gives you a written price before starting. Ask how they size new equipment – a proper load calculation beats matching the old unit.
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Check the filter, make sure the thermostat is set to cool, and confirm the outdoor unit is running and the breaker is on. If it still blows warm air, turn it off to protect the compressor and call us. Our post AC not working? Here is what might be wrong lists more causes.
What Our Clients Say
Recent reviews from Google
“Very professional, diagnosed the problem quick, the workers were very professional and nice. Got the job done quickly. Would recommend over and over.”
“Called when our A/C went out on the first 95+ day on a Saturday. They came out same day and took care of the problem within an hour. Professional, efficient, and friendly.”
“New Comfort is responsive and timely. Tomasz and his team provide higher quality work at market pricing. When you need things done right the first time, New Comfort is the way to go.”
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