- Addison
- Arlington Heights
- Bellwood
- Bensenville
- Berkeley
- Broadview
- Brookfield
- Buffalo Grove
- Chicago
- Clarendon Hills
- Darien
- Des Plaines
- Elk Grove Village
- Elmhurst
- Franklin Park
- Hillside
- Hines
- Hinsdale
- La Grange
- La Grange Park
- Lemont
- Maywood
- Melrose Park
- Mount Prospect
- Oak Brook
- Park Ridge
- Prospect Heights
- River Grove
- Schiller Park
- Stone Park
- Villa Park
- Westchester
- Western Springs
- Westmont
- Wheeling
- Willowbrook
- Wood Dale
If you are looking for our St. Charles location
Click Here
Click Here
La Grange
Get Your Free Quote
Fast, reliable, and quality results. Contact us for a free quote today.
Get Started
La Grange HVAC Services
For nearly 30 years, TDH Mechanical has been a trusted provider of La Grange HVAC services. Not only are we Chicagoland’s largest HVAC contractor, but we’re also proud to be known as Chicagoland’s Most Trusted Trane dealer! We’re committed to ensuring that your home stays comfortable and safe, year-round.
- La Grange Air Conditioning Install & Repair
- La Grange Heating/Furnace Install & Repair
- La Grange Indoor Air Quality
La Grange Air Conditioning
As your La Grange Illinois air conditioning company, you can count on us for fast, affordable air conditioning installation and repair services. No matter what make and model you own, we have the techs, tools, and training to repair your AC unit. Need a new air conditioning unit? We offer the industries top Trane air conditioners to keep your home protected from the heat.
La Grange Heating
Looking to prepare your home for the cold months ahead? At TDH Mechanical, we deliver reliable La Grange HVAC services that include industry-leading Arlington Heights heating systems. Our installations are quick, ensuring that your home never goes long without heating. We also offer same-day service for repairs on furnaces and heaters to help you stay comfortable year-round.
La Grange Indoor Air Quality
Your La Grange indoor air quality is an important maintenance aspect of your home that is often overlooked. From minor allergens to serious hazards, your air ducts can collect years’ worth of dust, mold, and debris. That’s why we offer several solutions to keep your Arlington Heights’s home air quality as clean as possible—at a price you can afford.
Schedule HVAC Services in La Grange
When your La Grange home needs heating, cooling, or ventilation service, go to the one-stop source you can rely on for top-quality service every time. Choose TDH Mechanical and get the AC and furnace maintenance and installation solutions you need at a price you can afford. Give our friendly team a call to learn more, or fill out our online form to schedule your free quote today!
Our Services
HOW ARE WE DIFFERENT?
What sets us apart from other HVAC companies?
- We have been around since 1985, and have over 30 years of experience.
- We serve over 200 towns throughout the Chicago area.
- Our team is NATE and EPA certified, and comply with industry codes and standards.
- We do not subcontract our work to third parties. Your technician is a full-time professional at TDH Mechanical, handpicked by Tim himself.
- We have a team of loyal professionals, some of whom have been with us for several years. This results in dedicated experts who are interested in building long term relationships with our customers.
- We are authorized Trane dealers and offer the Trane Satisfaction Guarantee.
- Top notch, truly personalized service from start to finish. No matter the extent of the job.
There is no problem too small or overwhelming for our team to tackle. We treat each and every service call with the same level of urgency, whether it’s a new furnace installation or air duct cleaning. All of our technicians carry a customer-first mindset, allowing you to benefit from unparalleled workmanship and a close attention to detail. Our goal is the same as yours: to help you experience a truly comfortable home environment without unexpected interruptions from your heating and cooling system.
La Grange, Illinois
The area around La Grange was first settled in the 1830s, when Chicago residents moved out to the west due to the rapid population increase in the city in the decade since its incorporation. The first settler, Robert Leitch, came to the area in 1830, seven years before the City of Chicago was incorporated. La Grange’s location, at approximately 13 miles (21 km) from the Chicago Loop, is not considered far from the city by today’s standards, but in that time the residents enjoyed the peace of rural life without much communication with urban residents.
The village was officially incorporated on June 11, 1879. It was founded by Franklin Dwight Cossitt, who was born in Granby, Connecticut, and raised in Tennessee, and moved to Chicago in 1862 where he built a successful wholesale grocery business.
In 1870, Cossitt purchased several hundred acres of farmland in Lyons Township, along the Chicago-Dixon Road, known today as Ogden Avenue (U.S. Highway 34). Ogden Avenue, on the site of a defunct Native American trail, was also referred to as the “Old Plank Road”. Planks were often stolen by settlers to be used as building material, which made traveling very bumpy. When the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad came to town, La Grange was a milk stop called Hazel Glen. A few miles to the south, through present-day Willow Springs, the Illinois and Michigan Canal had emerged as a major shipping corridor, connecting Chicago and the Great Lakes with the Illinois and Mississippi rivers.
Cossitt set out to build the ideal suburban village – laying out streets, planting trees, donating property for churches and schools, and building quality homes for sale between $2,000-$8000 USD. He also placed liquor restrictions in the land deeds he sold to prevent the village from becoming a saloon town.
When Cossitt began his development, the area was served by a post office known as Kensington. But upon learning of another community already with that name in Illinois, Cossitt decided to name his town in honor of La Grange, Tennessee, where he had been raised as a youth on an uncle’s cotton farm. To this day, Kensington remains the name of one of the village’s major avenues.