Best Air Conditioning Repair in Minneapolis MN

Service was as advertised - prompt, professional, polite, and comprehensive.

Friendly serviceman, good work, timely responsiveness, competitive prices.

I highly recommend ENP. They were efficient, effective and very nice people. I appreciated the strict COVID 19 protocol. And they left the work site cleaner than when they arrived. Very impressed and appreciative to now have a good plumbing company that I can trust.

Working with Bonfe was incredibly easy and quick! They called us several times the day of our appointment to provide updates on where the technician was, how soon he’d arrive, etc. Technician was friendly, helpful and considerate. The work was done within 30 minutes and our drains have been working much better!

Best service I’ve had for my furnace. Long story short my furnace was acting up at the end of last winter so I wanted to get it looked at before this winter. I called a different company to come and look at it (D**ns…not to name names) and they told me my furnace was not repairable and needed a new one for $5,000. Needing a second opinion, I called Erikson’s and they were able to get me in right away and were on time for my appointment. The service guy (Cole I think his name was) did the tune up and told me all I needed was a good cleaning on the flame sensor and one small part replaced that only costs me a small amount of money. I really appreciate their customer service and the fact that they didn’t feel the need to push a new furnace on me when all I needed was a tune up. Love their honesty and how fast the service was! I will definitely be recommending them to everyone and using them from here on out!

Brian was super friendly and willing and able to answer all of my questions.

When our refrigerator began spewing water and flooding our kitchen we called Ken's Sewer, Drain, & Plumbing after hours and the gentleman who answered was kind enough to talk us through a temporary solution over the phone saving us hundreds of dollars in emergency plumbing expenses. It allowed us to keep the water on for the rest of the house without flooding the kitchen. We were so thankful!

Update to my previous post giving them 4 out of 5 starts. A little background. I was contacted by HomeWorks offering a free furnace inspection. So I made an appointment, why not free. Yeah right. Well after inspection it was suggested I do $650 worth of work to keep my furnace working. I thought ok, I will do it seeing it might help me get more years out of it. Work was done, and furnace worked fine. Fast forward one week. I wake up in the morning and my house is cold and furnace is not working, thermostat is dead. I thought a fuse, no dice. So I had to call HomeWorks to come out. Guess what, another $350 to get it running. What can I do, I had no choice so I paid it. Fast forward two more days, furnace is not working again. HomeWorks is back out and now they are telling me it is something with my electrical. Previously I thought I was getting good service from an honest company, but I no longer feel that. I have been in my house 10 years and never have I had a problem with my furnace or electrical until I decided to take advantage of HomeWorks Free furnace inspection. I am now in $1,000 after having them come out for that inspection. To me it seems a little interesting how this has all happened. Buyer beware. To top it off when the furnace died the first time I had to wait over 24 hours for them to get out to my house. Seeing it was a recall I didn't have to pay for the call which is why I didn't call another place. In hindsight I should have cut my losses and gone elsewhere.UPDATE- HomeWorks reached out to me to talk thru my issue. The person I talked too listen to my frustration about happened. In the end I am keeping my HomeWorks plan because I thought the tech did a very good job and I feel they offer good service. The person I talked with was very knowledgeable and helpful in regards to my situation. In the end I feel much better, and in no way do I think I was taken advantage of, and will still be using HomeWorks in the future.

Today I had my furnace checked to make sure everything was all good approaching this winter season. Blake was the service man, he was very polite, professional and knowledgeable. He was very thorough and checking all of the components of my furnace. I appreciate him pointing out that my fan on my furnace was something I needed to keep my eye on as it was starting to “wine“whining”He change the filter on my April air humidifier and noticed that my water softener was out of salt u2020 was a distracting year so it was reassuring to have Genz Ryan double check these items for me.

Mike went above and beyond with our estimate and showed us step by step what the repairs would entail. He was also honest about what is easier and more difficult to repair, as well as the costs.

Bryan P was very kind and very professional. He gave a full expectation of the visit right up front and communicated throughout the visit. He made sure all questions were answered and even took time to answer other questions we had relating to another issue. Our dog also loved Bryan! Job was done efficiently and will use in the future.

My furnace wasn't working so I called pronto, they came and said the board had fried, so they went and got a replacement, probably a much more expensive one then I needed. The repair person was nice, no issue with that but it was very expensive, 700 dollars. A month later furnace stop working again, the igniter stick broke. Called Pronto, asking if it was possible something happened during the install that cause that, they said it would cost 150 bucks for them to send someone to see. Not worth it so just replaced the igniter stick myself no big deal. It breaks again, igniter stick. I called Centerpoint to repair it this time, and they confirmed my hunch that pronto installed a control panel that was too high voltage for my igniter, and they told me pronto should have known or checked for that.My advice, if you have CenterPoint just sign up for the Home service plan, my one appointment from pronto was enough to pay for 3 years of the CenterPoint coverage and it only caused me more headache. 700 dollars in repairs and 1 new igniter 80 dollars.

Jesse was out at my home that’s currently undergoing a basement remodel. Super nice guy and did exceptionally good work. Highly recommend. His plumbing is tidy and thoughtful. While he was out he found time to remove some unused saddle valves as well as install a filtered hot water line to our hot tub. Cool trick Jesse!

A Kens Sewer Service subcontractor unplugged my floor drain on New Years Day, for $125 with senior discount. The subcontractor was a great guy to do business with. I have done business with them in the past, and pleased with their service so far. The service you get depends on the person who actually does the job.

Needed my boiler to be diagnosed which they did, and said the total to repair a expansion tank and supposedly the gauge would be almost 1,000 dollars. DID IT MYSELF for a whopping $45 and the gauge works just fine reading correct numbers now. I’m already struggling with money and was really about to pay 15x the price for an expansion tank replacement. I really can’t believe they screw people who don’t know much all day long.