Best Heating Service in Minneapolis MN

To get an estimate $50
To get a pipe valve replaced $250
To do it myself $7.00

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

I sought out Erik Nelson Plumbing through recommendation of a friend after getting price gouged from other plumbers with past projects. Never going to another plumbing company again after my positive experience today! Nick was great and cleared my kitchen sink drain quickly and efficiently. Pricing was fair. Highly recommend :)

I had some major issues with the floor drain in my basement and mechanical room sink.
Rotoworks showed up quickly and got both problem areas fixed ASAP! They were a pleasure to work with and they take electronic payment, I find paying bills via the mail to be cumbersome and time consuming.

I’ve also used them for other less intensive issues and they were also awesome to work with.

I’d hire them again in the future, without question, in fact I trust them to be in my residence without supervision!

A+++ ratings

WOW! The service from beginning phone call to the service call was professional and efficient. Other companies said a four week wait. They realized the problem was minor and fit us in. I would call them back for any of my plumbing needs. THANK YOU Weld & Sons Plumbing.

Excellent service on our furnace! As a result, we had them come back and install an electronic filter system. George our technician did not just do the work on both occurrences but educated us along the way! Superior service!

They were very professional and very knowledgable about the HVAC
system. Both Josh and Matthew impressed us with their knowledge
especially Matt, he is a perfectionist. He doesn't do anything halfway, he takes pride in his work.

Standard Heating offers good service and we've used them for years.

I called and Ken's Sewer and Drain came to the rescue. The were able to get me in the same day. The service was friendly and professional.

They were polite, helpful, quick to respond and not over priced. May sure I was happy before they left. Great job

Tyler fixed a small plumbing issue for us today. He was great in all aspects. We absolutely would contact Homeworks Plumbing Heating Site (and Tyler) again for a repair issue.

Had a great experience. On time and the plumber went out of his way to complete the job. He also gave us some good suggestions.

JD has been at my home two times. One time for a couple of small household leaks and updates. He also came to my home remove and replace a water heater. Extremely knowledgeable and gets right to work. Thank you JD!

TL;DR: Genz-Ryan might be better than other similarly sized companies, but they are not your buddy, they are expensive, and they might not tell you what you need to know to make wise decisions about your home.We purchased a house a couple of years ago that had an AC and furnace installed by Genz-Ryan, only a few years old. Someone made a comment that Genz-Ryan was a great company, so we continued to contact them when our furnace/thermostat went out and then the following year our AC broke. The techs were always very nice and seemed knowledgeable but the services were very expensive. We assumed that was just the nature of HVAC repairs.Last year our AC broke and the tech spent a day working on it. He came to us and said, he could apply a temporary fix that would cost us around $900 but he thought it would likely break again at some point, and we would have to replace the entire system for upwards of $4,000.Well, our AC went out again this summer - which our tech last year had warned us about - but we decided to have a different tech (not Genz-Ryan) come out to do the repair. He discovered that there was a leak on one of the tubes and his opinion was that it likely had been there from installation. He estimated a $500 repair and suggested that we call Genz-Ryan to see if they would do the repair for us for free considering that, in his opinion, it was likely an installation error.We called and found out that no - they would not be willing to compensate us in any way for this repair, that the original owner had never transferred the warranty to us so it was void, and that any repairs since had not been warrantied. Further, the tech from last year had told us about this problem and we chose not to fix it. Not how I remember it, but okay - in any case, the repair we were now quoted is 1/4 of the cost of what we had been told to expect and 1/2 of the cost of what we paid last year. Oh, and since someone else had put coolant in the AC, even if we had a warranty it would have been voided. I get that if someone else works on the unit they could have messed something up separately, but it really puts the customer at a deep disadvantage to not be able to have an outside opinion without risking your warranty.It was frustrating, to say the least, and made me question the information that we had previously received from Genz-Ryan. I was surprised they didn't even offer a discount or anything. I don't think that anyone at the company was intentionally deceitful, at least I hope not, however - their teams are incentivized to upsell you at every moment and charge a ton. Most of us don't know more about HVAC than this temperature is unbearable and I would like it fixed now, so you end up going with your friendly GR tech's advice. We are done with Genz-Ryan, and grateful to have found an honest and affordable HVAC tech that we can rely on in the future.