Furnace & AC Repair in Minnetonka, MN

Furnace Repair in Minnetonka, MN

Much of Minnetonka was built between the 1950s and the 1990s. You find ramblers and split-levels on wooded lots, plus plenty of homes that have been added on to over the years. That mix means we work on everything from older mid-efficiency furnaces venting up a chimney to newer high-efficiency units with PVC pipes out the side of the house.

Older furnaces tend to fail at the igniter, the flame sensor, the blower motor or the limit switch. Additions and finished lower levels can also leave a furnace working harder than it was sized for, which shows up as cold rooms and long run times.

Our technician finds what actually failed, explains it plainly, and gives you the price before starting the repair.

• Furnace repair →
• Heating repair →
• Chimney liners and water heaters →

AC Repair in Minnetonka

Minnetonka's mature trees are part of its charm, but they are hard on outdoor AC units. Leaves, seeds and cottonwood fluff collect on the condenser coil, and a unit tucked into heavy shade or landscaping can run short on airflow.

When your air conditioner stops keeping up, the cause is often a weak capacitor, a failed contactor, a condenser fan motor, a refrigerant leak or a frozen indoor coil. Many of these are quick fixes once they are found.

We check the whole system, not just the part that failed, so you know what shape the rest of it is in.

• Air conditioning repair →
• Condenser fan motor problems →
• Why an AC coil freezes →

Furnace Tune-Ups in Minnetonka

An older furnace benefits most from a yearly tune-up. Our Essential Tune-Up runs a 19-point checklist: safety and control tests, a carbon monoxide and heat exchanger check, gas pressure, airflow and venting, plus a look at the wiring and thermostat.

If your furnace has gone a few years without service, our Northern Restoration adds a deep cleaning and full recalibration. Book in early fall, and ask about our maintenance plan if you want it handled every year.

• Furnace tune-ups →
• Heating maintenance →
• Maintenance plan →

Upgrading Older Minnetonka Homes

When an original or second furnace finally reaches the end, replacement in an older home can raise a few extra questions: how the new furnace will vent, whether the ductwork can carry the airflow, and whether a ductless unit makes more sense for an addition or sunroom.

We answer those questions before you commit, size the new equipment to your house, and walk you through financing options. A cold-climate heat pump paired with a gas furnace is another option we are glad to explain.

• Furnace replacement →
• Ductless mini-splits →
• Heat pumps →
• Financing →