Hillsboro, MO
From the older homes near the county seat to the rural properties out along Highway 21, we know Hillsboro's housing stock — including the propane and well-water systems common west of town.
AC & furnace service in HillsboroRicotta Heating & Air provides residential AC repair, furnace service, maintenance and system replacement across Jefferson County from its Hillsboro home base. Family-owned since 1974, we help homeowners understand repair options and replacement estimates. Call or text to confirm your address, diagnostic charges and appointment availability, or book a service call online.

When an upstairs room is warm but a lower level is cool, the thermostat alone may not explain the problem. Tell us which rooms are affected and whether the difference changes during the day. Duct airflow, return-air paths and insulation should be considered before choosing a larger system.
In river-valley settings, a muggy home can remain uncomfortable even when the thermostat reaches its setpoint. Ask about cooling run time, airflow and drainage. A damp basement also deserves a separate moisture check; replacing an AC is not a substitute for resolving water entry.
For an older furnace or central AC, share the equipment age, previous repairs and recent changes in energy use. We can discuss repair options and a free replacement estimate. Diagnostic charges and equipment choices depend on the actual system, not a county-wide flat-price promise.
From the older homes near the county seat to the rural properties out along Highway 21, we know Hillsboro's housing stock — including the propane and well-water systems common west of town.
AC & furnace service in HillsboroFestus runs from older Mississippi Avenue brick ranches to 1990s subdivisions off Highway 67 and rural acreage out toward Plattin — we know what's installed on each street.
AC & furnace service in FestusFrom the historic streets near the old glass works to the newer homes off Truman Boulevard, Crystal City's mix of 80+ year-old houses and modern builds is exactly what we work on every week.
AC & furnace service in Crystal CityWe're on Arnold streets multiple times a week — Telegraph Road, Richardson, out toward Tenbrook — so response times are quick and our techs already know which subdivision runs which equipment.
AC & furnace service in ArnoldBarnhart's mix of 1990s–2000s subdivisions and rural lots means most original ACs and furnaces are now in their replacement window — we'll show you the honest repair-vs-replace math.
AC & furnace service in BarnhartFrom the Windsor school district up through the bluffs along Highway 61, we've worked Imperial's walk-out basements, tight subdivisions, and rural acreage out toward Kimmswick.
AC & furnace service in ImperialPevely covers a real mix — newer subdivisions off the I-55 corridor with aging builder-grade equipment, plus older rural homes east of town on propane or electric resistance heat.
AC & furnace service in PevelyHerculaneum's riverfront homes, bluff subdivisions, and Dunklin school district neighborhoods all deal with extra river-bottom humidity — which we design and tune around.
AC & furnace service in HerculaneumKimmswick's historic riverfront homes and the newer builds in the surrounding hills both need an HVAC team that protects character — mini-splits and small-duct retrofits when conventional won't fit.
AC & furnace service in KimmswickSame family running the business for over 50 years — straight answers, fair pricing, and no upsells on the older bungalows in town or the rural propane systems west of De Soto.
AC & furnace service in De SotoWe're on Cedar Hill streets most weeks — straight answers and fair pricing on the rural propane and split heat pump systems common out here.
AC & furnace service in Cedar HillLake-area homes around Cedar Hill Lakes run more humid than the surrounding county — fixing sticky indoor air here is more often about staging and dehumidification than a bigger AC.
AC & furnace service in Cedar Hill LakesFrom the Northwest school district out to the rural stretches along Highway MM, House Springs runs heavy on propane heat and crawlspace air handlers — most of what we do here.
AC & furnace service in House SpringsHigh Ridge sits along the Highway 30 corridor and the Northwest school district — heavy on 1970s–80s ranches with tight crawlspaces and undersized return-air ductwork.
AC & furnace service in High RidgeByrnes Mill leans rural — propane heat, split heat pumps, longer line sets, and crawlspace air handlers most companies don't love working on.
AC & furnace service in Byrnes MillMurphy sits right at the Fenton/Jefferson County line — mid-century ranches and newer infill homes that almost universally need an airflow diagnosis before any talk of bigger equipment.
AC & furnace service in MurphyDittmer is rural country — most homes run propane or split heat pumps, with crawlspace air handlers and the longer line sets that come with that.
AC & furnace service in DittmerPlattin's mix of country homes, farmsteads, and newer rural builds runs heavy on propane heat and split AC systems — the long line sets and combustion checks are part of a normal week.
AC & furnace service in PlattinMapaville is practically next door — older farmhouses, newer rural builds, and a service area we can usually reach faster than almost anywhere else.
AC & furnace service in MapavilleCall Ricotta Heating & Air for residential HVAC service across St. Louis and Jefferson County. Free estimates are available.