Furnace Maintenance & Tune-Ups
A fall furnace tune-up is the cheapest insurance a Minnesota homeowner can buy. Heating & Cooling Two inspects, cleans, and safety-tests furnaces and boilers across the Twin Cities metro — every make and model. Family-owned since 1980. Call 763-210-4646.
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.
The visit
What a tune-up includes
- Heat exchanger inspection
- Burner inspection and cleaning
- Safety control testing
- Carbon monoxide level check
- Lubrication of moving parts
- Filter check
Safety first
It's also your annual carbon monoxide check
This visit isn't just about preventing breakdowns — it's the annual carbon monoxide check. A cracked heat exchanger or failing burner can put CO into your home without any obvious symptoms. Our technicians test for it on every tune-up. That's been the standard here since 1980.
Why it matters
Skipped maintenance is the number one cause of the no-heat calls we take during the first hard freeze — and most HVAC manufacturers require documented annual maintenance to keep your warranty valid. Two-visit maintenance plan members get the fall furnace visit covered automatically, plus discounted repairs.
FAQ
Furnace maintenance questions, answered
When should I schedule a furnace tune-up?
Fall, before the first real cold snap — that's when neglected furnaces fail, and when schedules fill up.
Is a furnace tune-up really necessary every year?
Yes — for safety (the CO check), for reliability, and because most manufacturers require documented annual maintenance to keep the warranty valid.
Do you tune up boilers too?
Yes — furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps, every make and model.
Ready when you are.
Free estimates, straight answers and 24/7 emergency service across the Twin Cities.