At Blue Frost Heating and Cooling, we believe the residences and businesses of Streamwood deserve to enjoy the experience of comfortable temperatures and clean air. To that end, everything we do, from HVAC installation and annual maintenance to AC tuneups and air cleaner recommendations, is geared towards ensuring the air your breathe is clean and the temperature is comfortable.
Keep reading to learn how Blue Frost Heating and Cooling can serve all your HVAC and air quality needs.
Delivering Service to Every Doorstep in Streamwood
It’s not just residents that need cool, comfortable air in the middle of a hot Chicago summer, it’s our businesses too. And considering what a critical role local businesses in ensuring prosperity for the residents of Streamwood, we couldn’t be more honored to help your office building’s HVAC system run as efficiently and effectively as it can.
We Stand Behind Our Product Recommendations
While our services are what helped Blue Frost Heating and Cooling make a name for itself over the past few decades, the products we offer are second to none. For our customers, this is critical, because it allows them to know that the equipment they’ve purchased will keep their home or business in Streamwood comfortable and safe for years to come in. We stand behind brands that keep our customers comfortable and safe including Trane, Honeywell, Aprilaire, Mitsubishi, and more.
Experience the Value of Annual Inspections
You’re not alone if the only time your home’s HVAC system comes to mind is when something goes wrong. But, if you can dedicate just enough headspace to learn more about our annual inspection services, you’ll save yourself a lot of headaches down the road. After all, preventing problems is always more cost-effective than fixing them after something has already gone wrong.
Plus, by addressing small issues before they become serious, you can avoid the inconvenience and disruption to your life in Streamwood that occurs when your HVAC system is not functioning as it should be. Here’s a sampling of procedures you can expect during an annual maintenance inspection in Streamwood:
- Ductwork inspection to find missing insulation or leaks
- Air filter inspection
- Refrigerant and electrical inspection
- Heating component inspection
- Parts lubrication, battery replacement
- And more!
Interested in a home inspection? Need help with something else? Whatever it is, Blue Frost Heating and Cooling is ready and waiting to help you be more comfortable and breathe cleaner air. Give us a call today!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Streamwood, IL
Job Locations and Reviews
# BFMA Tune Up - Air Conditioning System Maintenance Performed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on a 7-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit, which revealed significant accumulation of dust, dirt, and debris throughout the condenser coil fins. The coil surfaces displayed heavy buildup settled into the grooves between fins, reducing heat transfer efficiency and restricting airflow. Noted extensive vegetation growth around and over the outdoor unit, with weeds, vines, and leafy plants encroaching on the equipment. This overgrowth posed risk of reduced airflow, potential damage to components, and decreased system performance. Removed top panel to access interior components for thorough inspection and cleaning. Cleaned condenser coil assembly using appropriate methods to remove accumulated debris from the spiral-finned surfaces, restoring proper airflow through the heat exchanger. Cleared vegetation from arou
Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on an 8-year-old air conditioning system. Performed thorough inspection of evaporator coil assembly, which showed significant accumulation of dirt and debris restricting airflow between aluminum fins. Inspected refrigerant lines including copper tubing with visible oxidation patina, verified secure mounting of all lines and connections, and examined electrical components. System was evaluated for operational efficiency, with coil condition documented showing need for cleaning to restore optimal airflow and performance.
Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on 7+ year old American Standard air conditioning system, which included replacement of failed condenser fan motor with unit staged from headquarters. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw and system operation, tested all electrical connections and components to ensure safe and efficient operation following motor replacement.
Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up on 16+ year old Trane air conditioning system. Performed thorough cleaning of heavily soiled condenser coils which showed significant dirt, dust, and debris buildup restricting airflow through heat exchange fins. Conducted standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, performance testing, and verification of proper operation to ensure optimal efficiency for the cooling season.
Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up on American Standard outdoor condensing unit aged 4+ years at residential property. Performed standard preventive maintenance protocol including inspection of refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condenser coil cleaning. Accessed indoor air handler unit in basement crawl space and inspected evaporator coil, condensate drain system including PVC drain lines and T-joint connections, and verified proper airflow through ductwork. System tested and operational upon completion.
Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on 18-year-old air conditioning system during scheduled morning appointment. Performed thorough inspection of all major components including blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and ductwork using digital borescope camera to examine internal components and verify proper operation. Inspected and tested TITAN PRO capacitor (TRCFD355, 440/370VAC) along with all associated wiring, contactors, and terminal connections to ensure system reliability and optimal performance for the upcoming cooling season.
Responded to after-hours heating system failure on 20+ year old residential HVAC unit. Upon arrival, inspected Honeywell Chronotherm IV Plus programmable thermostat showing hold mode at 69°F and conducted visual assessment of blower assembly. Documented significant dust accumulation on squirrel cage blower wheel blades and housing, which can restrict airflow and cause system performance issues. Photographed blower wheel assembly showing dusty metal blades and central hub with motor coupling, as well as thermostat display for diagnostic reference.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 7+ year old system during morning service window. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of evaporator coil, which showed dust accumulation and vertical staining on return air grille requiring cleaning. Documented significant condensation on supply ductwork indicating proper cooling operation but potential insulation concerns in attic space where air handler is located. Inspected air filter condition and overall system components, verified proper airflow through return grille, and assessed ductwork integrity near foam insulation panels in mechanical area.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on two rooftop HVAC units as part of recurring BFMA service agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of both RTU systems including electrical components, control boards, capacitors, contactors, and relay switches. Verified proper operation of all mechanical and electrical connections, checked refrigerant levels, inspected condenser coils, and tested system controls for optimal performance. All units operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
Successfully installed a 75-gallon domestic water heater in residential utility area. Completed installation with proper venting and pipe connections. No expansion tank, anode rod, or drain pan was included in this installation.
Responded to "No Hot Water" service call at residential property. Inspected aging tanked water heater in unfinished basement with copper supply lines and visible signs of deterioration. Diagnosed and resolved issue, restoring hot water functionality to the home.
Successfully replaced defective induced draft motor assembly on Lennox furnace under manufacturer's warranty. Part was available on truck, allowing for immediate installation. System tested and operating correctly with proper venting through exterior PVC exhaust.
Conducted comprehensive inspection of existing Rheem tank water heater system in unfinished basement for potential replacement with tankless unit. Evaluated current plumbing configuration, gas line sizing, venting requirements, and available wall space for mounting. Documented existing HVAC integration points and identified necessary modifications to accommodate tankless conversion, including potential upgrades to water and gas lines. Estimate provided to client who is comparing options with another vendor.
