Command Service Center

Name: Command Service Center
Address: 315 W Depot St, Antioch, IL, 60002, US
Telephone: 847-215-9880
Price range: $
Rating: 5.0

315 W Depot St
Antioch, IL 60002 847-215-9880

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95% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 26% lower than average
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Areas Served by Command Service Center:

Cook Co.–North
Lake Co.
McHenry Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Humidifiers
Air ducts (sheet metal work)
Central air conditioners
Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces

Hot water heating systems
Hot water systems pipes & radiators
Electronic air cleaners
Heat pumps
Attic fans

Consumer Comments for Command Service Center

Consumer from VERNON HILLS, IL
Jan 14, 2025

Was able to get the furnace running again (inducer motor issue) on initial Saturday visit. Had to pay "emergency" rate for a Saturday visit, $185 for first 30 minutes. Suggested replacement of inducer motor which we did. This took until Wednesday. Installation of inducer motor assembly took about 50 minutes for which we were charged $300. That seemed a bit high for the time involved. The part was still under warranty so the charge was all labor. I called another company initially but they didn't call back until Command Comfort was on the way. But on the phone they were able to diagnose the issue and said they could get the motor if they confirmed the issue before 10AM (called me about 8:45AM). Their emergency rate was $260 for the first 30 minutes. So I kept the Command Service appointment. Zach, the Command Service technician, was very polite and professional on both visits and was very willing to answer all our questions including those about the new Freon coming on line in 2025.

Consumer from ANTIOCH, IL
Dec 21, 2024

Easy to work with. I asked about some items that would have added to the cost and they explained why we didn't need them - no up sell. They took care of the ComEd and Nicor rebates. Highly recommended.

Consumer from EVANSTON, IL
Jun 22, 2024

Outstanding service for more than 2 decades for us. They continue to keep my 35 year old AC and furnace working perfectly, with minimal cost.

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