Heating
Furnaces, boilers, radiant floors and garage heaters for the months when heat is not optional.
Four seasons of work
From −10°F in January to 90°F in July.
Minnesota asks a lot of a heating and cooling system. We work on all of it, for homes and businesses, every month of the year.
Cooling
Air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless systems for humid Minnesota summers.
Air & ducts
Ductwork, sheet metal, air quality and the equipment that moves air through the house.
Commercial
Commercial kitchen exhaust, makeup air and rooftop unit replacements.
24/7 emergency service
The 3 AM boiler call.
“We get calls at 3 AM for boilers that stopped working, and we make sure we get out and assist the homeowner immediately.”
A furnace or boiler that quits on a below-zero night can’t wait for Monday. Neither can an air conditioner during a July heat wave when someone at home can’t take the heat. Call (763) 291-1615, day or night.
(763) 291-1615Smell gas? Leave the house, don’t flip switches, and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. CO alarm? Get everyone out and call 911. No heat in freezing weather? Call us, and never use the oven or a grill indoors for heat.
From the job log
Clean work you’d be glad to show off.
Real installs by our team: boilers and radiant, furnaces, garage heaters, hoods and condensers.
What we believe
“As a Christian-based company, we believe Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior. We strive to honor Him through honest work, integrity, and care for the people we serve.”
We’re committed to clear communication, quality workmanship, and treating every customer and home with respect. From a simple repair to a complete system replacement, we’re here to keep your family comfortable through every Minnesota season.
From MN’s All Seasons Comforts’ own business listing.
Our quality guarantee
Workmanship, reliability, satisfaction.
Workmanship
Superior workmanship
Technicians trained to industry standards, premium materials, and work built to last for years.
Reliability
Reliable service
Reliability is a huge part of who we are, including the 3 AM boiler call.
Satisfaction
Customer satisfaction
Personalized service for every home, and options that fit your budget.
BBB A+Accredited since 2024
Licensed & insuredMN license MB668175
FinancingThrough Synchrony
YorkEquipment partner
How it works
No surprise fees. No runaround.
From the first call to the last screw, we keep you informed and work within your budget.
(763) 291-1615Call or send a request
Call (763) 291-1615, day or night for emergencies. Online requests get a call back within 24 hours.
We come out and look
A technician looks at your system, your home and how you use it, and finds the root cause.
Options, in plain words
Repair or replace, and what each choice costs. We work within your budget, with no surprise fees.
Done right, explained
We keep you informed from start to finish and leave the work clean, tested and explained.
Office: 4151 Coon Rapids Blvd NW, Coon Rapids
Service area
Coon Rapids and the north metro.
From the office on Coon Rapids Boulevard we cover the north and northwest metro on both sides of the Mississippi: Anoka County, northern Hennepin County and up the river into Sherburne and Wright counties.
- Coon RapidsAnoka County
- BlaineAnoka County
- AnokaAnoka County
- ChamplinHennepin County
- RamseyAnoka County
- Brooklyn ParkHennepin County
- Maple GroveHennepin County
Straight answers
HVAC questions, answered.
35 answers on heat pumps in a Minnesota winter, repair versus replace, humidity, refrigerant changes, permits and more.
All 35 answersWhat should I do if I smell gas?
Leave the house right away and take everyone with you. Don’t flip light switches, use the thermostat, start a car in an attached garage or use your phone until you’re outside and away from the house.
From outside, call your gas utility’s emergency line (for most north-metro homes that’s CenterPoint Energy) or 911. Don’t go back in until they say it’s safe. Once the leak is handled, we can repair or replace the appliance involved.
How long do furnaces and air conditioners last in Minnesota?
A well-maintained gas furnace commonly lasts 15–20 years and a central air conditioner about 12–15 years, though age alone isn’t a reason to replace.
Our long heating season puts more hours on a furnace than in warmer states, so maintenance matters. The better questions are how often it’s breaking, what the repair costs and how much energy it’s using.
Do heat pumps work in a Minnesota winter?
Yes, especially modern cold-climate heat pumps, which can keep heating well below zero, though their output and efficiency drop as it gets colder.
Most Minnesota homes pair a heat pump with backup heat: a gas or propane furnace (called dual fuel) or electric heat. The heat pump handles cooling and most of the mild heating days, and the backup takes over in deep cold.
How often should I change my furnace filter?
Check it monthly and change a standard 1-inch filter every one to three months, more often with pets, construction dust or during heavy heating and cooling months. Thicker 4–5 inch media filters often last 6–12 months.
A clogged filter is one of the most common reasons a furnace overheats and shuts down or an AC coil freezes.
What do AFUE, SEER2 and HSPF2 mean?
AFUE is a furnace or boiler’s fuel efficiency: a 96% AFUE furnace turns about 96% of its fuel into heat for the home. SEER2 rates cooling efficiency, and HSPF2 rates a heat pump’s heating efficiency; higher is better for both.
SEER2 and HSPF2 replaced the older SEER and HSPF ratings in 2023 with a tougher test, so the numbers look lower even for comparable equipment.