Allied Air Conditioning & Heating

Name: Allied Air Conditioning & Heating
Address: 203 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL, 60048, US
Telephone: 847-367-8989
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

203 Peterson Rd
Libertyville, IL 60048 847-367-8989

Checkbook's Top Rating
Quality
Price	NO

42 ratings
90% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 2% higher than average
Compare 172 nearby heating & air-conditioning contractors
"I've been using Allied now for 10 years. They are friendly, reliable, straight-forward, prompt..."
Read More Comments

Prices for Allied Air Conditioning & Heating

Checkbook's price comparison score what is this?

Minimum charge for a service call

What the minimum charge includes

Consumer Ratings for Allied Air Conditioning & Heating — 42 Ratings

Percent of customers who rated service "superior" for: | = average for all heating & air-conditioning contractors

Doing work properly what is this?

Starting and completing work promptly what is this?

Letting you know cost early what is this?

Advice on service options and costs what is this?

Overall quality what is this?

Overall quality: percent who rated company "adequate" or "superior" what is this?

Complaints for Allied Air Conditioning & Heating

Number of complaints with Attorney General's office and (complaint rate) what is this?

Number of complaints with BBB and (complaint rate) what is this?

Current BBB report

Areas Served by Allied Air Conditioning & Heating:

Chicago–North
Cook Co.–North
Lake Co.
McHenry Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Humidifiers
Central air conditioners
Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces
Hot water heating systems

Hot water systems pipes & radiators
Electronic air cleaners
Heat pumps

Consumer Comments for Allied Air Conditioning & Heating

Consumer from Round Lake, IL
Mar 02, 2024

I've been using Allied now for 10 years. They are friendly, reliable, straight-forward, prompt and perform their work with quality.

Consumer from Grayslake, IL
Mar 12, 2023

Generally have had positive experiences. Recent disappointment when after routine service there was an odor and they didn't take my concern very seriously; dismissed it as normal and claimed it would dissipate. I contacted the manufacturer of the air purifier directly (as I suspected that was the source) and they sent me a new unit at no charge; I called Allied and they swapped the new unit for the old unit no charge and indeed it solved the odor problem. So the problem was fixed but it took some extra persistence on my part.

Consumer from Lake Forest, IL
Nov 26, 2022

I've been pleased with the service.

...and 6 more consumer comments for Allied Air Conditioning & Heating

You won't find anything else like Checkbook

Nonprofit and independent
Takes no advertising or referral fees
Ratings and reviews by surveyed Consumers' Checkbook and Consumer Reports local subscribers
Thousands of undercover price comparisons
Complaint counts from local consumer agencies and attorney general offices

Heating & Air-Conditioning Contractors Articles

Where to Find Good HVAC Help

To make sure your heating and air-conditioning systems work when needed, they must be properly installed and maintained. We’ve rated area heating and air-conditioning services for quality and price.

What to Do If You Need HVAC Repairs

If you need repairs, our ratings of local businesses will help you find a good company to perform them.

Choosing New HVAC Equipment and Getting It Installed Properly

How well a new HVAC system performs, and how much it costs, depends heavily on its design and the quality of installation. It’s important to make the right decisions—and there are many to make. You also must make sure to get a fair contract.

HVAC Equipment Features to Consider

If you are installing new equipment, in addition to making choices about energy efficiency, you will need to decide whether to pay extra for various features. Here is a summary of the types of add-ons.

Are Heat Pumps the Future of HVAC?

Improved technology, generous tax credits and rebates, and lower utility bills might have us reconsider how to heat and cool our homes.

Maintaining Your HVAC Equipment

The most important maintenance task for HVAC systems is something you can do yourself—replacing the air filter. Check your filter monthly. When a filter has a matting of dirt—i.e., it’s difficult to see through when you hold it up to a light—it’s time to replace it.

HVAC Maintenance Contracts Are Usually Bad Buys

Rather than paying for individual maintenance visits and repair jobs, you might consider getting a service contract for air-conditioning and/or heating equipment. Many companies try to persuade customers to enter into such contracts.