About Us
At Keeley Heating and Cooling Services, LLC, we take pride in being a family-owned and operated HVAC company. We offer sales, service, and installation for all your heating and cooling needs, both residential and commercial.
Serving La Porte, St. Joseph, and Marshall Counties, we provide honest quotes, high quality service, and our expert technicians are backed with more than 25 years of experience.
That's PRICELESS!
Our customers appreciate our friendly staff, reliable service, and attention to detail. We proudly service all makes and models of heating and cooling equipment. We offer same-day service for our VIP Maintenance Program members, including 24/7 emergency service with NO OVERTIME fees!
Our 21-Point Inspections Include:
Furnace
• Inspect heat exchanger
• Clean and inspect burners and burner compartment
• Inspect all safety controls
• Inspect flue pipe/vent for leaks, slope, support, rust, and debris
• Clean control panel
• Check amp draw
• Check filter (offer replacement)
• Inspect blower assembly (wheel and motor)
• Clean and inspect pilot and/or flame sensor
• Inspect electrical wire connections
• Check inlet and outlet gas pressure
• Check for gas leaks
• Verify temperature rise and adjust blower speed if needed
• Oil and grease as needed
• Check for adequate combustion air requirements
• Check for adequate clearance to combustibles
• Check for Carbon Monoxide gas in home
• Check thermostat and replace batteries if needed
• Wipe down equipment
• Check system cycle operation
• Review recommendations with home owner
Air Conditioner
Check and clear condensate drain
• Inspect all system controls
• Check filter (offer replacement)
• Clean condenser coil
• Inspect indoor coil
• Inspect and test capacitor
• Inspect electrical wire connections
• Inspect blower assembly (wheel and motor)
• Check amp draw
• Inspect relay and contactor
• Check operating pressures
• Check refrigerant levels
• Check Thermostat
• Oil and grease as needed
• Level condenser (if needed)
• Verify temperature drop and adjust blower speed if needed
• Inspect unit disconnect
• Check system cycle operation
• Clear area around condenser unit
• Wipe down equipment
• Review recommendations with home owner