Open 7 days, 7am–9pm · $79 trip charge, waived with repair

Now serving Minneapolis, Saint Paul & 50 miles around

Towns We Serve

Minneapolis first, then Saint Paul and 134 more towns within about 50 miles: 171 ZIP codes, one price list. Find yours below.

Where we work most often

Most of our calls come from Minneapolis and the cities around it. Each of these has its own pages for furnace and AC repair and replacement, heat pumps, mini-splits, boilers, tune-ups and what a new system costs there.

Minneapolis, MNOur home market · Hennepin County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Saint Paul, MNabout 9 miles from downtown Minneapolis · Ramsey County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Edina, MNabout 7 miles from downtown Minneapolis · Hennepin County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Eden Prairie, MNabout 13 miles from downtown Minneapolis · Hennepin County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Eagan, MNabout 13 miles from downtown Minneapolis · Dakota County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Roseville, MNabout 6 miles from downtown Minneapolis · Ramsey County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Woodbury, MNabout 15 miles from downtown Minneapolis · Washington County Furnace repair · AC repair · Furnace replacement · Cost
Our service area: 50 miles from Minneapolis and Saint PaulOpen in Google Maps

Know your ZIP code? Look it up in the ZIP code directory (171 ZIP codes).

Lake Minnetonka & West Metro 19 towns

The lake towns and the horse-country townships west of 494: Wayzata, Excelsior, Mound, Orono, Medina, Chanhassen, Victoria, Waconia.

Crow River & McLeod County 16 towns

Watertown, Delano, Winsted, Lester Prairie, Glencoe and the farm towns along the Crow River and Highway 7.

Wright & Sherburne Counties 12 towns

The I-94 and Highway 10 corridor northwest of the metro: Buffalo, St. Michael, Otsego, Monticello, Elk River, Big Lake, Becker and the Annandale lakes.

South Metro & River Towns 8 towns

Farmington, Northfield, New Prague, Jordan, Belle Plaine and Le Sueur on the Minnesota River, and Hastings and Red Wing on the Mississippi.

Western Wisconsin 4 towns

The St. Croix Valley across the river: Hudson, River Falls, Prescott and the Town of Oak Grove.

Services in every town

Every town on this page has its own furnace repair, furnace replacement, AC repair and AC replacement page, written for the houses, fuel and utilities there. Pick a service to see the full town list:

Counties we serve

How far do we travel for HVAC service?

We cover Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the towns within about 50 miles of either downtown. That reaches Elk River, Monticello and Annandale to the northwest, Forest Lake to the north, Hudson, River Falls and Prescott across the St. Croix, Hastings and Red Wing down the Mississippi, Northfield, New Prague and Le Sueur to the south, and Watertown, Winsted and Glencoe to the west.

Every town gets the same price list. A service call is a $79 trip charge, waived when you approve the repair, and there is no extra mileage charge for the towns near the edge of the map. Each town page covers the local housing, the gas and electric utilities, and the work we see most often there.

Just outside the line? Call 612-429-3465 and ask. If we can't get to you, we'll say so up front.

Service area questions

Do you charge more for towns farther from Minneapolis?

No. The price list is the same everywhere we work: a $79 trip charge that's waived when you approve the repair, flat-rate written repair prices, and the same installed ranges. There's no mileage charge for towns near the edge of the 50-mile area.

Do you serve Wisconsin?

Yes, the Western Wisconsin towns just across the St. Croix: Hudson, River Falls, Prescott and the Town of Oak Grove. We're licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin town pages cover Xcel Energy's Wisconsin service and the Focus on Energy program.

Is St. Cloud in your service area?

No. We work within about 50 miles of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, which reaches Monticello, Big Lake and Annandale to the northwest but stops short of St. Cloud, Brainerd, Alexandria, Hutchinson and Litchfield. If you're unsure about your address, call 612-429-3465 and we'll tell you straight away.

How do I find my town if my mailing address says something else?

ZIP codes and mailing cities often cross city limits, so check the ZIP code directory or the town finder above. If your ZIP is listed, we serve it at the same price. Use the page for the city on your property tax statement when two towns share a ZIP.

What are your hours?

We're open seven days a week, 7am to 9pm, weekends included. No-heat calls get priority on the schedule, since a Minnesota house loses heat fast on a below-zero night. If you smell gas or your carbon monoxide alarm goes off, get everyone outside and call 911 or your gas utility first, then call us at 612-429-3465.

How soon can a technician get to my house?

It depends on the day and the season. The first sub-zero week in January or the first run of 90-degree days in June fills the schedule fast. No-heat calls get priority, and when you call 612-429-3465 we'll give you the earliest time we have open. Calling earlier in the day gives you the best chance at an earlier visit.

Which towns do you serve?

We serve Minneapolis and Saint Paul plus about 50 miles around: the Twin Cities metro, Lake Minnetonka and the west metro, the Crow River and Carver County towns, the I-94 and Highway 10 towns out to Monticello and Becker, southern river towns like Northfield, Le Sueur and Red Wing, and Western Wisconsin around Hudson, River Falls and Prescott. Every town has its own page on our service areas list.

Do you work in Wisconsin?

Yes. We're licensed in Wisconsin as well as Minnesota and serve Hudson, River Falls, Prescott and the Town of Oak Grove, with the same $79 trip charge and pricing as on the Minnesota side. Rebates work differently across the river: Focus on Energy is Wisconsin's statewide efficiency program, alongside your electric or gas utility. See our Hudson page for more.

What should I have ready when I call?

Your town, the type of equipment (furnace, boiler, air conditioner, heat pump or mini-split) and what it's doing. If you can, read the brand and model number off the label inside the furnace door or on the outdoor unit, and note any blinking light code on the control board. A rough age helps too. That lets the technician bring the most likely parts on the first trip.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Yes, light-commercial work: rooftop units, commercial furnaces and ductless mini-splits for restaurants, offices, retail spaces and multifamily buildings. When you call, tell us what the building is used for, the make of the units and how many there are, and we'll set up a visit. More on our commercial HVAC page.

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