Furnace Repair in New Hope, MN
New Hope's split-levels and ramblers went up in the 1950s through the 1970s, and their furnaces — and the comfort problems baked into those floor plans — keep us busy every winter. Heating & Cooling Two repairs every make and model across New Hope. 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
The split-level city
New Hope filled in during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, and no housing style defines it like the split-level — thousands of them, in the neighborhoods around Northwood Park, along the 42nd Avenue corridor, and up toward the Crystal border. Split-levels are honest houses with one dishonest habit: the lower level runs cold. The thermostat sits on the main floor, the ductwork was sized in an era of cheap gas, and the family room half a flight down never gets its share of the heat. We repair the furnaces — aging 80% units, 90s–2000s replacements now failing, humidifiers hanging off the plenum — and we also fix the airflow problems that make a working furnace feel broken. New Hope also carries a large stock of apartments and townhomes, and we service those systems for owners and property managers too.
Common failures
The repairs we see most in New Hope
- Cold lower levels in split-levels — airflow, duct, and balancing fixes, not just furnace swaps
- Ignitor, board, and blower motor failures in furnaces installed in the 90s and 2000s
- Bypass humidifiers leaking or scaling after years without service
- Thermostat and short-cycling issues where the stat location fights the floor plan
- Furnace and unit-heater service for New Hope's apartment and townhome properties
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.
We fix the house's habits, not just the furnace
Anyone can swap an ignitor. The reason New Hope homeowners keep our number is that we also know why the lower level is cold, why the hallway thermostat lies, and which of those problems a repair can actually fix. Honest diagnosis, after hours emergency service available, from a family company that has worked these blocks since 1980.
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FAQ
New Hope furnace repair questions, answered
The lower level of my split-level is always freezing. Can that be fixed?
Usually, yes. It is rarely the furnace — it is distribution. Depending on the house we adjust dampers, correct duct runs, add a return, or set up zoning. We start with the cheap fixes and only escalate if the house needs it.
Do you service furnaces in townhomes and apartment buildings?
Yes — we work with New Hope homeowners, associations, and property managers, and we can handle multiple units in one visit.
My humidifier is dripping down the furnace. Is that serious?
It can be — water and control boards are a bad mix. We repair or replace plenum-mounted humidifiers and set them so they help in January without rusting the furnace beneath them.
Do you really answer at night?
Call our office at 763-428-3677 — and for heating or cooling emergencies outside office hours, after-hours emergency service is available.
Ready when you are.
Free estimates and straight answers across the Twin Cities. After hours emergency service available.