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Furnace & AC Maintenance in Chaska, MN

Chaska tune-ups cost $129 for a furnace or an AC and $219 for both. In Jonathan's closet-furnace townhomes, we also check that the louvered door still lets combustion air in.

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Tune-ups in Chaska homes

Chaska has three kinds of equipment, and a tune-up differs for each. In downtown's brick houses, furnaces sit in small basements beside coal-era chimneys, so we check the draft, the flue connector and rust at the base of the cabinet and water heater, and we look at the basement's moisture. Jonathan's townhomes put the furnace in a closet, which leaves little room to work around it.

In the newer ring off Highway 212, builder furnaces are 20 years old. We test the inducer, igniter, flame sensor and pressure switch, and check the PVC vents for drifted snow. On the air-conditioner side, townhome condensers packed a few feet apart recirculate each other's hot air, so we check clearances and the temperature split. Matted coils get a gentle rinse before the first hot week.

Updated November 10, 2026

What does a tune-up in Chaska include?

Each $129 visit covers cleaning, a safety and carbon monoxide check and a written report. Boilers, heat pumps and mini-splits fall in our $129–$349 maintenance range, confirmed when you book.

Tune-ups in Chaska: questions

Why does a closet furnace in a Jonathan townhome need a combustion air check?

A gas furnace needs air to burn, and a closet furnace usually gets it through a louvered door or vents. If that door is replaced with a solid one or the closet fills with boxes, the furnace can starve for air and shut down or burn poorly. At the tune-up we check the opening, the vent and the flame.

How often should a brick house near downtown Chaska get its furnace checked?

Once a year before the heating season. Older masonry chimneys, damp basements and long-running furnaces mean rust, poor draft and a worn heat exchanger can build quietly. The tune-up checks the vent run and flue draft and includes a carbon monoxide reading. Minnesota law also requires a working CO alarm within 10 feet of every bedroom.

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