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Heating & Cooling in Centerville, MN

Centerville was platted in 1854 by French-Canadian settlers beside Peltier and Centerville lakes, and it held fewer than 750 people until the 1980s and 90s brought most of today's houses.

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HVAC service in Centerville, MN

We repair and replace furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, boilers and ductless mini-splits in Centerville and across Anoka County. Every visit starts with a $79 trip charge and a written price before any work, and the $79 is waived when you go ahead with the repair.

County
Anoka County
ZIP code
55038
Natural gas
Xcel Energy
From downtown Minneapolis
about 16 miles

Xcel Energy supplies electricity to most of Centerville and Connexus Energy to the east side, so the electric utility depends on your address.

Updated September 26, 2026

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Heating and cooling Centerville's homes

Centerville more than quadrupled between 1980 and 2000, which makes a 1980s or 90s two-story, split-level or rambler on a suburban lot the most common house here, usually with a gas furnace in a basement mechanical room and central air. Many of those homes are on their second furnace by now, and some still run a first air conditioner or its first replacement. A smaller group of older houses sits near Main Street, from the decades when Centerville was a crossroads village, and those can hide chimney venting and ductwork that was added in stages.

Xcel Energy supplies natural gas in Centerville, and a gas furnace is the usual heat source.

Technician with a flashlight checking the circuit breaker panel in a home's garage

What HVAC problems do we see most in Centerville?

  • Second-round furnace and AC replacements in 1980s and 90s two-stories and split-levels
  • Warming bedrooms over garages that lag behind the rest of the house in January
  • AC condensate drains planned around the city's rule against clear water in the sanitary sewer
  • Chimney, venting and duct updates in older houses near Main Street

Around town: Centerville Lake · Peltier Lake · Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park · Main Street (County Road 14) · Centerville Elementary School

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What are Centerville homes like to heat and cool?

Centerville's first house went up in 1850, and in 1854 settlers named Peltier, LaValle and LaMotte platted a town named for its central spot between St. Paul, Stillwater and Anoka. Families from Quebec and elsewhere in Canada founded the Church of St. Genevieve, a sawmill was running by 1854, and the town stayed small for a century, with 209 residents in 1950 and 534 in 1970. Centerville Elementary opened in 1959, near the end of that quiet stretch.

Then the subdivisions came: 734 residents in 1980, 1,633 in 1990 and 3,202 in 2000, all within about 2.4 square miles wedged inside Lino Lakes. That compressed boom put whole streets of furnaces and air conditioners in within a few years of each other, and they are aging out together. The 1980s houses are often on their second furnace, and the 1990s houses are reaching the age when original condensing furnaces and air conditioners give out. Growth slowed after 2000, so replacement, not new construction, drives the work.

Winter in Centerville

If your 1990s Centerville two-story has a bedroom over the garage, it's probably the coldest room in January. Its floor sits above unheated space, the duct feeding it often runs through the garage ceiling or a cold joist bay, and the air arrives having lost much of its heat. Sealing and insulating that duct run and the floor over the garage helps more than turning up the thermostat, and a small ductless head is the fallback when the room still lags.

Furnace repair in Centerville

Summer in Centerville

Most of Centerville is Xcel Energy territory, where Saver's Switch can cycle an enrolled air conditioner on high-demand afternoons, with savings on the bill in return, and AC Rewards does something similar through a smart thermostat for an annual reward. The east side is Connexus Energy territory, with its Wi-Fi PowerNap program. If you're enrolled, a house that warms a little late on a hot afternoon is doing what the program intends, and cooling a bit extra in the morning offsets it. An AC that stays off for hours outside those events needs a repair call.

AC repair in Centerville

Which utilities and rebates apply in Centerville?

Natural gas in Centerville is Xcel Energy's, so a high-efficiency gas furnace falls under Xcel's Heating Equipment Rebates; check its participating-contractor rules before counting on one. Most homes also buy Xcel electricity, which brings its Residential Cooling Rebates and heat pump rebates handled by Trade Partner Network contractors. The east side is on Connexus Energy instead, with its own heat pump and central air rebates. Before you buy, ask whether the rebate you want requires a registered contractor. Don't plan on Minnesota's HEAR or HOMES rebates yet; neither has launched.

Rebate programs change every year; check the utility's current terms before you buy. Our guides: Xcel and CenterPoint rebates, heat pump rebates, what happened to the federal credits.

Most-requested in Centerville

Furnace repair in Centerville Most Centerville furnaces sit in the basements of 1980s and 90s houses, and many are condensing models past their 20th winter. Furnace replacement in Centerville A replacement furnace for a Centerville house costs $4,500–$9,500 installed with us, sized by Manual J and quoted in writing at a flat rate. AC repair in Centerville A $79 trip charge starts any AC repair in Centerville, and it's waived when you approve the repair; the written price comes before work, and calls run 7am–9pm, seven days. AC replacement in Centerville Centerville AC replacements run $5,200–$9,800 installed with us, written and flat-rate, with a coil matched to the new condenser and a Manual J instead of the old unit's size.

All services in Centerville

Furnace Heating Furnace Repair Furnace Replacement Boiler Heating Air Conditioning AC Repair AC Replacement Heat Pumps Ductless Mini Split Air Quality Whole-Home Humidifiers Whole-Home Dehumidifiers Air Purification HRV / ERV Ventilation Smart Thermostats Tune-Ups Maintenance Commercial HVAC

Centerville HVAC questions

Who repairs furnaces and air conditioners in Centerville, MN?

Central Minnesota Heating and Cooling serves Centerville and the rest of Anoka County, about 16 miles from downtown Minneapolis. We repair and replace furnaces, central air, heat pumps, boilers and ductless mini-splits, and we're open 7 days, 7am–9pm. Call 612-429-3465.

How much does an HVAC service call cost in Centerville?

A flat $79 trip charge, waived when you approve the repair. Written price before any work; same prices in every town we serve. Installed prices are on our pricing page.

Why are so many of our Centerville neighbors replacing furnaces at the same time?

Because their houses went up at the same time. Centerville grew from 734 residents in 1980 to 3,202 in 2000, so whole streets got furnaces and air conditioners within a few years of each other, and that equipment is aging out together. A furnace from the 1990s is now roughly 27 to 36 years old. Replacing it before it fails in a January cold snap leaves time to compare written quotes and Xcel rebates.

We bought one of the older houses near Main Street in Centerville. What should an HVAC check cover?

Start with the venting. Older houses often vent a furnace or water heater into a masonry chimney that has outlived several appliances, so we test draft and look for a missing or damaged liner. Then the ducts, since rooms added over the years may have long runs or none at all. If there's no CO alarm within 10 feet of every sleeping room, add one; state law requires it. And learn where the gas shutoff is.

Does replacing a furnace or air conditioner in Centerville need a city permit?

Yes. Centerville's mechanical permit application lists furnaces, air conditioners, chimney and flue work, and ductwork, and it asks for the contractor's mechanical bond number. The State Building Code requires an inspection of the finished work, which is scheduled with the city's inspections department. We apply for the permit, meet the inspector, and include the permit in the written quote rather than adding it later.

Our house on Centerville's east side gets Connexus power. Does Xcel's furnace rebate still apply?

It can, because furnace rebates follow the gas bill, and Xcel Energy is Centerville's gas utility. Xcel's Heating Equipment Rebates, the program for high-efficiency gas furnaces, come with participating-contractor rules to check. Your electric utility decides the rest: on Connexus Energy, the heat pump rebates, central AC rebate and PowerNap program come from Connexus instead of Xcel. Bring one of each bill to the quote and we'll match the forms to the right utility.

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Guides for Centerville homeowners

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