Furnace Repair in Edina, MN
Edina's heating runs the full spectrum — steam and hot-water boilers in the Country Club district, mid-century furnaces in the Southdale-era neighborhoods, and high-end systems in the remodels and rebuilds. Heating & Cooling Two repairs all of it. After hours emergency service available. Family-owned since 1980, NATE-certified. Call 763-428-3677.
Family-owned since 1980
Three generations of Twin Cities neighbors keeping homes and businesses comfortable.
NATE-certified technicians
Factory-trained, background-checked techs who explain the work before they start.
Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer
Top-tier equipment, factory warranties and rebates you can only get from an authorized dealer.
Local knowledge
From 1920s Tudors to tear-down rebuilds
No city we serve packs more heating history per block than Edina. The Country Club district and the streets near 50th & France hold 1920s Tudors and colonials, many still heated by the boilers they were built with — radiators, converted gravity systems, and additions that splice new ductwork onto old bones. Ring outward and you hit the mid-century neighborhoods that grew up around Southdale, where 1950s and 60s ramblers run on their third furnace. And everywhere in between, Edina's tear-down-and-rebuild wave has left blocks where a 1948 rambler with original ductwork sits next to a new build with two-stage equipment and zoning. We service every generation of that spectrum — and in a city where finished basements and plaster walls are the norm, we work clean and treat the house with the respect a remodel budget deserves.
Common failures
The repairs we see most in Edina
- Boiler repairs in the Country Club district and other pre-war neighborhoods — radiators, zone valves, circulators
- Third-generation furnace failures in the Southdale-era ramblers
- Additions heated by spliced-on ductwork that never worked quite right
- High-efficiency and two-stage furnace faults in newer rebuilds — boards, pressure switches, condensate
- Careful diagnosis in finished spaces where access panels and plaster demand clean work
Start here
No heat? Do these three things first
- 1
Check the thermostat
Make sure it's set to HEAT and the batteries aren't dead.
- 2
Check the filter
A clogged filter can shut a furnace down on high-limit.
- 3
Check the switch and breaker
The furnace switch looks like a light switch and gets flipped by mistake more than you'd think.
Still no heat? Call us at 763-428-3677. After-hours emergency service is available.
Old-house skill, new-house standards
Edina homeowners expect the repair done right and the house left spotless — and a technician who knows a 1920s boiler from a 2020s modulating furnace. That range is exactly what 46 years of family-owned work builds. Around the clock, across Edina.
FAQ
Edina furnace repair questions, answered
Our 1920s Edina home still has radiators. Do you work on that?
Yes — boilers, radiators, zone valves, and circulator pumps are regular work for us. Many Country Club homes run beautifully on their original systems when they are maintained properly.
The addition on our house is always cold. Why?
Additions in older Edina homes are often heated by ductwork spliced onto a system that was never sized for the extra load. We diagnose whether the fix is airflow, a duct modification, or supplemental heat — and give you real options with real prices.
Do you handle high-end equipment in newer rebuilds?
Yes — two-stage and modulating furnaces, zoned systems, and smart controls. NATE certification and continuous factory training keep our technicians current on the newest equipment.
Will you protect the house during the repair?
Always — shoe covers, drop cloths, and clean work areas are standard on every call, in every home.
Ready when you are.
Free estimates and straight answers across the Twin Cities. After hours emergency service available.