Colton Heating & Cooling celebrates its 26th anniversary this year. Founded in Wheaton, IL by Dave and Celeste Colton, this family operated business has prospered in DuPage, North Will, and East Kane Counties. In 1987, the business expanded and opened a second office near downtown Naperville. This facility provided greater space to house a growing parts and equipment inventory. In 2007 this facility was re-located to Warrenville, near route 59 and the I-88 tollway, in order to reduce travel expenses and more efficiently cover our growing market area.
We offer you peace of mind, ensuring your equipment operates safely. We help you save money on your fuel bills. And, we help deliver relief to those with allergies and many others concerned with the quality of the air they breathe. This site is specifically designed to help you become an informed consumer when it comes to your home's heating and cooling systems. You'll find we take our job seriously and value highly the trust that is placed in us. Understand, we go so far beyond what others do by investing in the extra training and equipment because we believe it's necessary to protect your home and family properly.
Call Colton Heating & Cooling for air conditioning repair and replacements, professional air duct cleaning, ventilation problems, and heat pump repair and seasonal safety inspections. We are your complete Home Air Comfort Specialists. Call the HVAC Specialists, Colton Heating & Cooling today for high efficiency air conditioning installations that will keep you and your family in low cost, eco-friendly comfort all year!
After a flood or a storm surge from a hurricane, homeowners are advised to take important safety precautions with regard to their home's heating and cooling systems. A house or basement exposed to standing water can damage your home's water heater, furnace, boiler, air-conditioning, ventilation, and heat pump system - putting your family at risk. Flood-damaged heating and cooling equipment and systems should be replaced and not repaired, according to AHRI. All inspection and replacement work on flooded equipment should be performed by qualified heating and cooling contractors, not by homeowners.
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