When it comes time to install a new furnace in your home, you might be overwhelmed by the options. Not only are there different manufacturers and brands to choose from, you’ll also want to choose whether you want a gas or electric furnace and whether you want a “single stage” furnace or a “2 stage” furnace. Most furnaces typically last around 15 years, and as a furnace continues to age, it may require more frequent repair or even replacing to maintain efficiency and comfort. Replacing a furnace before it breaks down can be safer and more affordable, especially during the colder months when heating is essential.
What’s that? You’ve never heard of a “2 stage furnace”? That’s okay! That’s what we’re here for. We are ready to help homeowners from start to finish with your furnace installation, and we can follow it up with reliable repair and exceptional annual furnace maintenance to ensure that your heating system stays in great shape for the years to come. Read on to learn about these different furnace types.
To understand what asbestosis is and why it’s dangerous, you first have to understand what asbestos is. You know those popcorn ceilings you see in a lot of older homes? Perhaps you have it in your home? Well, this is the product of asbestos—a mineral material used for insulation for many decades. In the mid-20th century, it was discovered that these small mineral fibers were actually harmful, being inhaled by residents and causing serious illness.
Short-cycling can be as ominous of a phrase as it sounds. Unfortunately, it’s also a relatively common malfunction within HVAC systems. That is, if the system was not properly installed to begin with, or if you don’t have it professionally maintained on a regular basis.
If you’ve read our blog for even just a season, then you probably have seen us talk about maintenance, also called tune-ups, before. Regular, preventive maintenance is vital for your heating and cooling systems in the fall and the spring, respectively. These are the ideal times for HVAC maintenance because it’s right before you need your systems the most.
Whether you are an office manager or the property manager of a commercial space, server room cooling may apply to you. When people think about commercial HVAC and refrigeration, they often think of the air conditioners up on the roof, or in a food service establishment, they might consider commercial refrigerators and coolers. Server room cooling is a very important part of our commercial services, though.
There are two things that many Minneapolis residents have in common: they want to save money on their energy costs and they want to improve their indoor air quality.
Did you know the average house loses 20% to 30% of the air moving through the duct system because of poor connections, holes, or leaks? One of the most effective ways to reduce this air loss is by having your ducts inspected by professionals and investing in 
There comes a time in the life of every HVAC owner where you’re going to need to upgrade different parts of your home’s HVAC system. When summer rolls around and the temperatures here in our area get hot and balmy, it’s important to make sure that you’re on top of your air conditioning services. If you’re dissatisfied with the service you’re getting from your air conditioner, but you’re not at a point that warrants replacement or repair, then we suggest