Blog: Air Conditioning

Air conditioner troubles in the middle of a Minnesota summer is something no one wants to deal with.

So you’re thinking of adding central air conditioning to your home.

A heat pump is an air conditioner that can also work in reverse to heat your home in the winter. 

When paired with a gas furnace, it’s a great, cost-effective way to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Summer’s here. And you’re probably staying indoors more to escape the heat and humidity that comes with Minnesota summers.

Customers often ask us which air conditioning system is best for the unique Minnesota climate: a single-stage or two-stage. 

First of all, in a perfect world, your air conditioner should never need more refrigerant. Refrigerant isn’t used up like gas in a car...

Air conditioners are measured in tons. The bigger the size (1-ton, 2-ton, etc.), the more heat it can remove from your home. 

The cost of replacing a central air conditioner in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area can range anywhere from $3,700 to $12,000+.

Does it seem like no matter how much you dust, sweep and vacuum the dust is all back in no time?

• Today, there is a high cost of heating and cooling your home. You can harness the greatest savings through energy efficient practices, keeping your space warmer in the summer and cooler in the winter when you are sleeping or away from home and then resetting the temperature to a comfortable level when you return. In short: replace thermostat.