Formerly Elite Electric and Schempp Heating & Air Conditioning. The same trusted service — now offering more across Electric, Heating & Air.
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What you get from ELITE Trade Pros:
What We’ll Do
Come to your home
Diagnose the problem with your Heating System
Present you with personalized solutions on what to do next
Online Scheduling Available
What We Offer
Financing options available
100% satisfaction guaranteed
Provide up front pricing before any work is performed
Comfort Club Members Receive:
2 Precision Tune-Ups Per Year (a $300 value) — one air conditioner and one furnace, scheduled proactively by our team.
20% Off Any Service — Anytime. Includes HVAC, Electrical, and every service we offer in the future.
Preferred Scheduling — Priority scheduling whenever you need us.
No Diagnostic Fees, Ever — Daytime, Nights, or Weekends. If we come out, you don’t pay just to find the problem.
Your Neighbors Recommend ELITE
built for homeowners, trusted by contractors
Dust builds up. Parts wear down. Efficiency declines. Breakdowns are usually preventable with routine maintenance. Introducing the ELITE Comfort Club. Electric, Heating, and Air – all in one call.
Booked individually, these visits would cost more than the membership itself.
Add $10/month for ductless systems w/ 1 indoor head and 1 outdoor unit, +$8/month for each additional indoor head, and +$15/month for each additional full system. Cancel anytime with no penalties, except $100 fee if canceled within the first 6 months.
ELITE Home Trade Pros is a rapidly expanding, high-growth organization setting the standard for home services across the Upper Midwest. We’re building something truly special — a company rooted in world-class culture, best-in-class systems, and a relentless drive to become the premier home service company in the Midwest.
Scheduling furnace repairs in the summer can help you avoid the busy winter season when demand is significantly higher. This will ensure your system is ready to perform efficiently when temperatures drop, giving you peace of mind before colder weather arrives.
Typically, our furnace repair services are more affordable during the summer as our trusty HVAC professionals often have fewer emergency furnace calls compared to winter. This off-season timing can make it easier to schedule and you may even save some money!
Unusual noises, inconsistent airflow, higher utility bills, or difficulty starting your furnace are all common signs that repairs might be necessary. Even though you’re not using the furnace for heating, addressing these issues early on can prevent bigger problems later down the line. Call (605) 450-7606 at the first sign of trouble with your furnace!
While regular furnace maintenance can significantly reduce the likelihood of breakdowns, it cannot totally prevent the need for repairs over time. Routine inspections with our team will help catch small issues before they escalate, improving your heating system’s efficiency and longevity!
Even if you won’t be using your furnace in the summer, it’s a great time to have it inspected or repaired by the ELITE Home Trade Pros team! Doing so will prevent last-minute service calls when the Sioux Falls, SD heating season begins and ensure your system is functioning optimally when you need it most.
The furnace in your home needs to function properly in order for those that reside in your home to live comfortably. That’s why when you notice any issue with your heating system, it is important to have it repaired by a professional.
The experts at ELITE Home Trade Pros in Sioux Falls, SD can help with all of your common heating repair needs.
Gas furnaces rely on an ignition system to light the burners. Ignition problems can result from faulty igniters, pilot lights, or electronic ignition components.
Sometimes, heating problems stem from a malfunctioning thermostat. It may not be accurately reading the temperature, leading to inconsistent heating or cooling.
The blower motor is responsible for circulating warm air throughout your home. If it fails, you may experience reduced airflow or no heat at all
High-efficiency furnaces have condensate drains that can become clogged with debris. This can cause water leaks and affect the furnace’s operation.
The limit switch is a safety feature that shuts off the furnace if it gets too hot. A malfunctioning limit switch can cause the furnace to overheat and shut down prematurely.
Older furnaces with pilot lights may experience issues with the pilot light going out or the ignition control system failing.
Over time, the burners in a gas furnace can become dirty or corroded, affecting their ability to produce a consistent flame.
The flame sensor ensures that the burners are lit. If it’s dirty or malfunctioning, it can cause the furnace to cycle on and off or not ignite at all.
Cracks or leaks in the heat exchanger can be a serious issue, as they can release carbon monoxide into your home. This is a critical safety concern and should be addressed immediately.
Various electrical components, such as wiring and control boards, can develop issues over time. These may require professional diagnosis and repair.