Furnaces
Repairs when it quits at 2 a.m., and replacements sized by a load calculation instead of by whatever was here before.
- Repair
- Replace
- Annual tune-up
Minnesota HVAC · Twin Cities South Metro · Licensed & insured
Furnace, air conditioning, and ductwork for the Twin Cities South Metro. Same-day service, a flat price before we start, and a text when we're on the way.
The whole job, on one scale
Every degree Minnesota throws at your house, and the ten we're paid to hold it inside.
What we do
No upsell scripts. We size equipment to your house, show you the math, and give you the price before anyone picks up a tool.
Repairs when it quits at 2 a.m., and replacements sized by a load calculation instead of by whatever was here before.
Central AC, mini-splits, and cold-climate heat pumps that still work when it's below zero.
Sealing, balancing, and HRV work — the reason one bedroom is always ten degrees off.
Fall and spring. We come to you, catch the failure before the cold snap, and you skip the emergency rate.
No heat right now?
Not a call center, not a form that gets read Monday. When your furnace dies in February, you get someone who can tell you whether to stay in the house.
What a visit looks like
Real timing from a typical no-heat call. Yours will look close to this.
7:42 AM
Two minutes of questions, a window you can plan around, and the name of the tech who's coming.
9:15 AM
We find the fault, show it to you, and quote a flat number. Nothing gets replaced before you say yes.
11:30 AM
You get photos, the parts list, the warranty terms, and a clean floor. Payment happens after it works.
“Furnace quit Sunday night at −11°. Someone was in my basement before eight the next morning.”
“Two other companies told me to replace the whole system. Beacon fixed a $180 part.”
“The upstairs bedroom has been wrong for nine years. They balanced the ducts in an afternoon.”
Where we work
If you're on the edge of the map, call anyway — we'll tell you straight whether we can get there today.
Get a quote
Fill this out and we'll come back with a time window — usually within the hour during business hours.