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Exploring the Financial Advantages of Heat Pumps

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At MSP, we’re not just about keeping you cozy in Minnesota; we’re committed to your comfort in every aspect, including your wallet. Home service solutions are always changing, so it’s important to consider options that provide comfort and contribute to long-term savings. In this blog, we’ll discuss the financial advantages of heat pumps, and how […]

Why Furnace Maintenance Matters

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As we welcome the colder months and cozy up indoors, a warm and comfortable home becomes increasingly important. Your heating system is a vital component, especially during the chilly winter season, and ensuring it operates at peak efficiency is key to a snug and worry-free living space. At MSP, we understand the significance of a […]

5 Common Furnace Issues and How to Prevent Them

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Braving a TOUGH Minnesota winter requires more than just warm layers and hot cocoa; it demands a resilient heating system. At MSP, we understand the challenges our community faces during these chilly months. Committed to your comfort, we’ve put together a guide to help you tackle common furnace issues head-on and ensure your home stays […]

Protect Your Investment: 5 Reasons Why Furnace Tune‑Ups Are a Must

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From energy savings to peace of mind, a furnace tune-up offers more benefits than you might think. Winter is fast approaching, and there’s already a chill in the Minnesota air. Right now is the perfect time to think about the ONE thing that keeps your home cozy all season long. That’s right – YOUR FURNACE! […]

How To Save Money on Your Winter Energy Bills

How To Save Money on Your Winter Energy Bills

Winter is upon us. Stay proactive about whole-home comfort to prevent seeing an exponential rise in your heating expenses. Despite inflation, you can stay cozy with festive cheer minus the high utility bills this season. Here are a few stress-free tips to help you avoid spending a fortune this winter on your heating bill: Use heavy drapes and […]

How To Protect Your Home and HVAC System During a Power Outage

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When power grids overload, Minnesotans are faced with blackouts and power outages. While it’s more common for cold winter storms to cause power outages (such as the record-breaking snowstorms in 2021 that left over 30,000 homeowners without power), the state is facing the risk of more summer power shortages for the foreseeable future. According to the region’s grid […]

Why Does My Furnace Make a Loud *BANG/BOOM* Noise When It Turns On?

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Hearing a loud banging sound when you turn your furnace on can be a frightening experience, and if you’re like most people, you’ll likely be mystified about what caused it. After all, you don’t know if your furnace is about to break down and leave you without heat or if it’s a minor problem that […]

Cost To Add Air Conditioning to a Home Without Ductwork

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Do you want to add air conditioning to your home, but it doesn’t have any air ducts? You can either choose to: Install new ductwork and a central AC system (which can cost anywhere from $6,000 to $17,000+ combined) Install a ductless AC system (which can cost from $4,000 to $20,000+) The varied cost range for ductwork […]

Why Does My Furnace Blower Run Constantly?

A furnace blower that won’t turn off will run up your energy bills and shorten the life of your furnace equipment (both expensive problems). So if your furnace blower won’t turn off and you want to fix it, check first for: A thermostat that’s set incorrectly A fan limit switch that’s in its “continuous on” […]

What Is a Dual‑Fuel Heat Pump?

Dual-fuel heat pumps combine an electric heat pump with a natural gas furnace, which is used for the auxiliary heat AKA backup heat. This system is also known as “hybrid heat”. This setup is different from the typical heat pump which uses electric resistance heating as the auxiliary (supplementary) heat source. In cold climates like Minnesota, many […]