Heating & Cooling in Corcoran, MN

Central Minnesota Heating and Cooling, owned by Eric Brown and in business since 2009, serves Corcoran and nearby towns in Hennepin County, about 16 miles from downtown Minneapolis. We're open 7 days, 7am–9pm, and no-heat calls get priority. Call 612-429-3465.

An HVAC service call in Corcoran is a flat $79 trip charge, waived when you approve the repair. You get a written price before any work. Installed prices are on our pricing page.

Often it's a ventilation problem. New homes are built tight, so moisture from showers, cooking and breathing stays inside unless an air exchanger moves it out. If the house has an HRV or ERV, it may be off, set too low or clogged. If it has none, adding one is usually the fix. Turning the humidifier down helps in the meantime, especially when it's below zero.

Uneven room temperatures in a new build can be a builder warranty issue. Builder systems are usually installed to code but not always balanced room by room. We take airflow readings at each register and static pressure at the furnace, then write up what we find. That report is what you need if you're taking it back to the builder, and if you'd rather not wait, we can make the corrections ourselves.

Often it is. Propane usually costs more per unit of heat than electricity run through a cold-climate heat pump, so letting the heat pump carry fall, spring and milder winter days cuts propane use, and the furnace takes over in deep cold. Wright-Hennepin members can also look at the co-op's dual-fuel program, which changes the math again. We compare your propane price and electric rate before quoting either way.

Switching from propane to gas usually makes sense once the service line is in. The gas utility runs the line and sets the meter, and we pipe gas to the furnace, water heater and any other appliances. A furnace under about ten years old can often be converted with the manufacturer's kit instead of replaced, while one nearing replacement age is better swapped at the same time. Then arrange with your propane supplier to remove the tank.