Best Electric Furnace Installation in Minneapolis MN

Mike and his team couldn't have been more on top of things. Responsive, professional, reasonably priced, and friendly!! Highly recommend Valley Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning!!

I have discovered Comfort Matters. I had been with the One Hour people for years and had bad service to many times. Comfort Matters is local, individually owned and they provide great personalized customer service.

Had an appointment for 9:30 to 11:30 today. Didn't show up, didn't return my call until after 3pm. Called another plumber. Very disappointed. My time is just as important as others.

Had a problem with a couple of GFI outlets in the kitchen, and Dean came out and took care of it in a half hour. Very nice guy and did a great job at a great price! Thanks!

Will not honor warranty when something goes wrong. I have called company several times about my furnace they installed and they will not return calls

Called to have a/c serviced at 1:30 pm on Friday of a holiday weekend. We were amazed to have a tech at our house within 1h30 as we fully expected to schedule for the following week. Courteous and knowledgable, the tech not only got our a/c up and running but also spotted and fixed a gas leak we didn't know we had! So glad we called! We will definitely use them again, and highly recommend to those looking for professional, no-hassle service.

Sorry I chose Air Mechanical for my $42,000 investment.

Brad Hendrickson advised me by phone while I was out of state. We put together a package for the home of new furnace, heat pump, humidifier, dehumidifier, Combi-boiler, and air purification and circulation, total over $42,000. Everything was supposed to be ready when we arrived.

Nothing was working when we arrived on Friday at 10:30pm. No hot water, no heating or cooling, no fresh air circulating--though I explicitly advised Brad that my husband is recovering from COVID and is on oxygen continuously, requiring ionizing, clean air in the home for his health, if not survival.

On Saturday, a new team came and temporarily adjusted the boiler setting so we could have some hot water in some places, though it takes about 3 minutes to arrive. They also advised that the heating and cooling system now works.

On Monday, the boiler expert arrived and while he couldn't find anything wrong with his installation at first, and deferred to thinking the plumbing was at fault. Upon my insistence, we looked at the boiler again and saw that some of the pipes remain cold. New parts have been ordered, TBD on installation. This still does not explain why only tepid water can be achieved in the shower. For now, the plumbing is being blamed...

Further, barely any air comes out of the air vents. This trickle of occasional air is not hot or cold, regardless of the setting on the thermostat. There is a System Fault warning on the main thermostat, which I am told to ignore as if it is nothing. Finally, an old unit that was outside and should have been replaced is still there, and perhaps relates to this fault.

I believe that Air Mechanical with its years of experience can offer excellent service. At this point, I have asked that someone in authority step in to help us, so we can become long-term satisfied customers.

I would recommend this company. Came out and fixed the problem same day.  Technician was nice and knowledgable, Fairly priced.

The technicians are great but watch out for the flat rate pricing.  My water heater pilot light was out and I needed a new gas valve (which is a common problem it seems).  The part was under warranty but they charged $900 for the labor to install a new one.  Without the warranty they said it would have been $1600.  However, the job takes a half hour (and there aren't ever any complicating factors, according to the technician).  The replacement part certainly costs less than $800 (probably just over $100 from what I can tell).  Leaves you wondering where their high pricing comes from.

So, I had my sewer backed up and called Rol Air. They came out and $600 stated they had cleaned out the pipe and there weren't many roots. Two weeks later I had a more severe back up and called them again. They charged me $250 to tell me the same thing that it was cleaned out- nothing was coming up and it was likely a belly in the pipe. They don't do bellies. So I just had Roto-Rooter out here and they looked at the pipe and found ROOTS. Not a belly. They said there were quite a few roots in there likely causing the issue. So I spend $850 at Rol Air to do absolutely nothing. I will NEVER recommend this company. I have contacted the Better Business Beureau for taking advantage of me and charging that much money to not do their job.

I called to request a pricing estimate to replace a shut-off valve to an outdoor faucet. I was given an appointment date and then told that I would have to pay a service call charge of $99 if I don't accept their pricing to perform service.

The choices are: Pay $99 or pay an unknown and potential outlandish price for them to perform service. The service call fee is waived if you agree to have them perform service. Either way, you are going to have to pay them money if they come to your house, whether work is performed or not.

Not a very ethical way to perform business.

There a plenty of other plumbing companies that will gladly provide free estimates.

Would never do business with this company. Very unprofessional. Very dangerous while driving.

We had a new gas manifold system installed yesterday. The reason was dangerously high levels of gas leaking in our basement pipes that we started to smell. We were told, by Hero, that one of the leaks was a result of an install error (also by Hero) when they installed a $12,000 boiler less than a year ago.

This afternoon when I smelled gas in my basement again, I called Hero to see if they could come check it out. They asked if it was a strong or not strong gas smell. I was really frustrated with this ridiculous question as we just spent $8000 to be safe in our home. I spent 40 minutes asking the operator to please send someone to, at minimum, run a safety check for gas levels - but they said they weren't available to do so until tomorrow. Finally he agreed to send someone tonight, but as of now (10pm) no one has called or arrived.

Luckily we ran a bubble test which apparently hadn't been done on the dryer line that was reconnected. There was a substantial leak left from yesterday with a strong odor of gas leaking into my house. We shut down the gas line clearly. I'm so disappointed that my family was put at risk tonight due to the initial mistakes and then the subsequent unresponsiveness and uncaring response of your staff

Before I begin, I want to say that I have a unique situation. When my house was built (far before I bought it) they decided not to make room for a furnace inside the house. Instead, they opted to go with a furnace/air conditioner combo unit on the outside of the house.

My existing combo unit died in 2013. I hired Sabre Heating & Plumbing to install a new unit. On the installation day (Friday, December 20, 2013), I should have realized that Sabre was not the company I should have gone with. I was at work when they installed it. When I returned home, I tried to turn on the furnace but it would not turn on. I decided to look around the new unit to see if there was a power switch or button. I couldn't find one but instead found a pair of fuses just sitting on top of the unit and two wires coming out of the ground, neither attached to anything (see included images). I told them what I saw and the next day they came out and fixed it. Strangely, I did not see the fuses or wires poking out of the ground later.

To protect my investment, I signed up for their Sabre Blue Maintenance Plan. For $300/year, a technician would come out twice a year to make sure the unit was running correctly. For the first few years, everything seemed to be working just fine. I believed that when they came out for the biannual checkup that they were doing a thorough inspection of the unit. Also, since there were different technicians who came out over the years, if one technician missed something then the next one would probably catch it (or so I thought).

Things started to go wrong in the summer of 2018. At the beginning of August 2018, the air conditioner was not cooling my house so I had them come out. I looked back in my email and all I could find was a charge for $106.25. I don't delete emails so I was surprised to find no work order. On 8/16/2018, there was another charge for $108.00 to replace an ARMOD. On 10/11/2018, again my combo unit was having issues and I was charged another $125.00 for a trip fee. Next year on 8/22/2019, I again needed them to come out and repair my unit. This time at $234.00 and again with no work order so that I could not trace back what they did. One month later on 9/20/2019 they had to come out again. This time to replace the TXV at $433.89. The sheer number of issues with my unit should lead me to believe that these $300/year biannual checkups were either not being done or being done by untrained technicians.

This leads to the most recent issue. On 2/4/2020, I noticed my furnace making a loud whirring noise. On the following day, it stopped producing heat. The technician who came out replaced the inducer motor. I asked what I could do to prevent this going forward and he told me that sometimes they just seize up. He got the furnace working but I noticed that there was barely any air pressure coming out of the vents. I was happy the furnace was working so I just let it run for the night. I woke up cold at 3:00 am and saw that the temperature in my house was 56 degrees. I called Sabre again the next day and informed them that the furnace would run for 20 minutes and then shut off. They sent a different technician the following day. After working on it for a number of hours the technician told me that furnace was overheating and that a safety switch was turning it off. I asked him what could be causing it to overheat and he replied: I don't know. He told me that he would increase the high limit so that the overheating would not shut off the furnace. I didn't like this answer so, for the first time, I decided to call another HVAC company, Blue Ox. Within 20 minutes the Blue Ox technician discovered that the evaporator coil was completely blocked by dirt and dust. The reason why it was overheating was that no air was coming through the intake and the motor was trying extra hard to suck in air. In addition to this, the Blue Ox technician noticed that the exhaust vent was still taped inside the furnace where the evaporator coil was. The Sabre technicians who installed the furnace didn't know or even bother to inspect the unit after they had installed it (hence the random fuses and bare wires). Since this exhaust vent had been in there since the installation, it meant that no Sabre technicians had bothered to look at the evaporator coil, not on the numerous times they came out to fix the unit or on the many biannual checkups. In addition, these experts rarely offered solutions and were not even curious as to what the underlying issues were. This makes me believe that they are either severely under-trained, extremely lazy, or unethical. Any way you cut it, it is a good reason to go with someone besides Sabre.

At 36 weeks pregnant , two non-functional faucets were not ideal for my house. BWS sent someone within the day, fixed both faucets and put my mind at rest. What an incredibly skilled and kind team, from the coordinator to the plumber. BWS is best and I would recommend them to anyone!

We just moved to town and desperately needed a plumber for some issues in our new home. Not knowing any plumbers in town I decided to google plumbers and ran across this company. I called and they immediately set me up with an appointment. I received a text message confirming the appointment. They arrived when they said they would and quickly diagnosed the problem and fixed it. About a week later I had another issue. Called City View Plumbing and again received immediate service. The same plumbers I had before arrived and I knew that I was in good hands! Again they quickly diagnosed the problem and will fix it once the part comes in. Nobody loves water leaks or plumbing problems. I now have peace of mind that this company will always be there for me in a time of need. I will definitely recommend them highly to anyone looking for a plumber or having plumbing issues. Kudos to a very well run company!

K&S has been superb in their efforts to get my furnace running, and then replaced. Ben, the technician was exceedingly professional and precise in his diagnosis of the situation. Brian has had to step in during the warranty process, due to an incompetent Home Warranty of America team, and assist me in pushing this repair through. He even called me back with vital information to save me from much heartache in the future. I recommend them insistently for heating, air, electrical and plumbing.