MagicPak Replacement, Installation & Repair

A through-the-wall replacement has to work inside limits the building set decades ago. The new cabinet must slide into the existing wall sleeve, line up with the exterior louver, tie into the ductwork already in place and run on the gas or electric service the old unit used. MagicPak’s V-Series keeps the original cabinet dimensions, so it drops into most existing openings. The M-Series pairs with a smaller louver that some associations prefer on the outside of the building.

Replacement usually makes more sense than another repair when you notice these signs:

The building almost always points to the correct configuration, and we start there.

Every replacement starts with a free estimate on HVAC replacement, so you see the full scope in writing before you commit. Ask us about payment plans for installations and repairs when you schedule.

A younger unit with one failed part often deserves a repair. The usual causes are a blower motor or capacitor, an igniter or flame sensor on a gas model, a burned heat element on an electric model, a control board, or a plugged condensate drain. Our technician reads the model and serial number off the data plate, tracks down the failed component and explains the repair before work begins. When cooling is the problem, our air conditioning page covers what a service visit includes.

If the unit is older, we put the repair option and the replacement option in front of you together so the choice is yours. All work is warrantied, and the terms are listed on our warranty information page.

One visit a year keeps a new unit on track: a heat exchanger inspection on gas models, a coil cleaning, a drain flush and a clear exterior louver. A furnace tune-up covers the heating side, and members of our Home Care Club get priority scheduling, a free annual full HVAC service health check and no dispatch fee. Owners who want cleaner air in a closed-up condo can add filtration through our air quality services.

Clarence Blakeslee came home from World War II a decorated veteran and opened the business in Rockford in 1948, and his neighbors came to call him “Mr. Rockford.” The third generation owns and runs the company today, more than 75 years later. Our office at 198 Northland Drive NE in Rockford sits a short drive from the Rogue River and the White Pine Trail, about 10 miles north of downtown Grand Rapids.

• We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and office and on-call staff answer the phone right away.
• Our trained and certified technicians focus on rapid response, which matters when a condo has no backup heat.
• Our trucks cover Grand Rapids, Rockford, Cedar Springs, Sparta, Comstock Park, Walker, Grandville, Ada, Cascade, Lowell, Belmont and Greenville.
• Every replacement comes with a written estimate, and payment plans are available on installations and repairs.

Browse all heating services, or visit our Rockford service area and Grand Rapids service area pages.