Heatmasters

Name: Heatmasters
Address: 5540 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL, 60630, US
Telephone: 773-413-6363
Price range: $$$$
Rating: 1.5

5540 W Lawrence Ave
Chicago, IL 60630 773-413-6363

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91 ratings
63% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 49% higher than average
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Areas Served by Heatmasters:

Chicago–North
Cook Co.–Central
Cook Co.–North

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

Consumer Comments for Heatmasters

Consumer from Chicago, IL
Apr 28, 2024

I have been a customer of Heatmasters for almost 20 years. They are reliable, efficient, and pleasant to work with.

Consumer from Chicago, IL
Feb 27, 2021

Great customer service and reliable technicians. Highly recommend.

Consumer from Chicago, IL
Feb 11, 2021

I have a 3 year warranty contract with them and am very pleased with their work and plan on renewing every 3 years.

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