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Furnace & AC Maintenance in Minnetonka, MN

Minnetonka tune-ups are $129 per furnace or AC and $219 for both together. We clean the burners and coils, test the safeties, check refrigerant charge and airflow, and give you a written account of anything wearing.

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Tune-ups in Minnetonka homes

Hilly, wooded Minnetonka lots shape the tune-up. Leaves, seeds and cottonwood fluff clog the condensers here, so the spring visit centers on getting the coil clean and the clearances right. On a heat pump, we also check that defrost meltwater drains clear of the walk.

In the fall, walkouts get a close look at the furnace's PVC vents. Where the pipes exit on the uphill side barely above grade, the first heavy snow can bury them and the pressure switch shuts the furnace down. We inspect the terminations and check any condensate line routed outside, since those freeze solid. The long, spread-out floor plans here also leave rooms far from the furnace, so we measure airflow at the end of the run to see whether balancing, rather than a repair, is what the house needs.

Updated November 10, 2026

What does a tune-up in Minnetonka 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 Minnetonka: questions

Our Minnetonka walkout's furnace vents are low on the uphill side. What should we do?

Keep them clear after every snowfall, and have them checked at the fall tune-up. Pipes close to grade can vanish under snow, and a buried intake or exhaust makes the pressure switch shut the furnace off. If it keeps happening, we can quote raising the terminations using the manufacturer's approved kit.

Why is one room in our Minnetonka house never comfortable? Is it a maintenance issue?

Possibly, but often it is distance. Rooms at the end of a long duct run get less air. A tune-up rules out a dirty filter, weak blower or dirty coil, and we measure airflow at the far room. If the equipment is fine, duct balancing or a return change may help, and we quote that in writing.

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