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Spring is the perfect time to consider having air conditioning installed in your older home. Whether you live in Minneapolis or Saint Paul (St. Paul) the thought has probably crossed your mind. 

Closing air vents in unused rooms is a great way to cut down on heating bills, right?

Turning your thermostat to “heat” came with an unexpected “AUX” function appearing. What does it mean?

The short answer is yes, a heat pump* will work in cold weather.

The cost to repair a furnace in Minneapolis ranges from $100 to $1,000+ with the average being around $300.

Feeling cold? We have a simple solution: think nostalgic thoughts.

Having heat pump issues? Here are 3 common problems and how to fix them.

Heat pump blowing cold air? Before you call a pro, check for these 2 things. It might save you the cost of a service call.

Remember this morning when you stood outside your shower for 40-60 seconds (or longer), waiting for hot water? It’s a common (and annoying) routine that many homeowners would rather do without. 

If you live in the Twin Cities, you already know the importance of a working furnace—especially in the winter months.