Furnace repair
Fast, accurate diagnosis for gas and electric furnaces — because a cold house at midnight can't wait till Monday.
HVAC & Heating
Heat that doesn't quit when Minnesota does.
Licensed HVAC technicians serving Minneapolis–St. Paul, ready for the first cold snap and the last heat wave of summer. Upfront pricing, honest diagnostics, and a crew that shows up when they say they will.
What we do
Every heating and cooling job, one call.
Furnace installation
High-efficiency furnace installs sized for real Minnesota winters, not a one-size-fits-all box.
AC repair
Same-day repair to get your system back up and running before the next heat wave.
AC installation
Central air installed clean and correct, matched to your home's actual cooling load.
Maintenance plans
Seasonal tune-ups that catch small problems before they turn into a January breakdown.
Emergency service
Furnace out in a cold snap? We answer the phone and we show up — day or night.
Built for the nights that hit twenty below.
Heating season here runs long and hits hard. We stock the parts furnaces actually break in a cold snap, size replacements for real January loads, and keep the emergency line staffed — because "first thing Monday" is no answer at midnight in February.
Summer is short. Don't spend it waiting on parts.
Twin Cities heat shows up fast and leaves faster. We size cooling for the house in front of us — not a brochure average — knock out most repairs the same day, and finish spring tune-ups early so July never catches you flat.
The track record
Twenty-eight winters and counting.
28Minnesota winters since 1998
4,000+Furnace and AC installs completed
24/7Emergency line, answered year-round
Reviews
What Twin Cities homeowners say.
“Our furnace quit at fifteen below on a Saturday night. They picked up on the second ring and had a tech at our door in under an hour.”
Edina, MN
“Replaced our thirty-year-old AC before the first real heat wave hit. Clean install, and no pressure to buy more than we needed.”
Richfield, MN
“We've been on their maintenance plan for six years now. They catch the small stuff before it turns into a February emergency.”
Bloomington, MN