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Furnace & AC Maintenance in Stillwater, MN

Stillwater homeowners pay $129 to tune up one furnace or one AC, or $219 to do both in the same visit. Each visit includes cleaning, a full safety check and performance testing, with the results explained.

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Tune-ups in Stillwater homes

Stillwater tune-ups split into two jobs. On the North and South Hills, an 1800s house usually has either a boiler feeding radiators or a forced-air furnace sitting beside a tall masonry chimney. We check the draft with the burner running, look at flue condition and combustion air, and note any mortar loss or missing liner. A furnace that cannot vent properly trips its pressure switch or spills exhaust, and that is easier to catch in the fall than in a cold snap.

In Croixwood and the west-side subdivisions, the equipment is builder-grade. A tune-up there means cleaning the condensate trap on 90% units, checking the PVC vent terminations, and testing igniters and inducers that are reaching the end of their life. In spring we clean condenser coils, measure refrigerant charge and look at the return sizing, which tends to run small in older ductwork.

Updated November 10, 2026

What does a tune-up in Stillwater 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 Stillwater: questions

Our North Hill house has a boiler with radiators. Do you tune those up?

Yes, boiler service is part of what we do in Stillwater's older homes. We check the burner, controls, pressure and venting, and look closely at the chimney, since flue gas condensing inside old masonry can wear it away from within. A liner inspection is worth doing at the same visit. Boiler maintenance runs within our $129–$349 range, with the price confirmed when you book.

Is a spring AC tune-up worth it on a Stillwater house with window units and ductless heads?

For a central system, yes. For ductless heads, we clean the filters and indoor coil and check the drain and charge. Hill houses are often cooled in pieces, so every outdoor unit adds a part to maintain.

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