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Furnace & AC Maintenance in Newport, MN

Newport's furnace or AC tune-up price is $129 for one system, or $219 for furnace and AC together, with venting and drains checked. We clean, test and measure the equipment, check venting and drains, and flag what is wearing before we leave.

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Tune-ups in Newport homes

Newport is small but the equipment varies block by block. In Old Town, the cottages and bungalows often have an 80% furnace venting into a masonry chimney that is decades older than the furnace, so we inspect the flue, check draft and take a carbon monoxide reading before anything else. If the chimney is failing, we explain whether a liner or a move to PVC venting is the next step.

The 1960s houses east of Highway 61 are mostly about even heat between levels, so we measure airflow and return capacity. On the Wild Ridge bluffs, large 1970s homes with long duct runs leave far rooms and walkouts lagging, and the tune-up shows whether the system or the ducts are the limit. Bungalow upper floors with little ductwork usually rely on a ductless head, which gets its coil and drain cleaned each spring.

Updated November 10, 2026

What does a tune-up in Newport 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 Newport: questions

My Old Town Newport bungalow has a very old chimney behind a newer furnace. What does the tune-up check?

We inspect the connector, test draft with the furnace and water heater running, look at the chimney for deterioration, and take a CO reading. The heat exchanger and flame get checked too. If the chimney needs a liner, we explain it and quote the work separately.

Our big Wild Ridge house has rooms that never catch up. Will a tune-up fix it?

A tune-up makes sure the equipment is working at full capability, with clean coils, a good filter and proper airflow. In larger houses with long duct runs, though, the limit is often the duct design. We measure and tell you if zoning, better return air or a ductless head would do more than a bigger furnace.

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