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Is your Furnace acting up, blowing cold air, or making too much noise? Don’t get left in the cold! Our experienced team of professionals is here to keep your home or business warm and cozy.

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Advanced Heating and Air Conditioning is the leading company for all of your air conditioning and cooling needs. Our technicians are qualified professionals who will get the job done right for your home or business.

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About Advanced Heating and Air

We are a family-owned business with experience providing quality HVAC service to Maple Grove and the

surrounding areas in Minnesota for the past five years. As a fully licensed and insured HV

AC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) contractor, we take our dedication to the community very seriously when it comes to the products and services we provide. While staying up to date with the latest technologies, we e

nsure that everything we offer is the safest, most reliable, and efficient in the industry. We take great pride in the commitment we make to our customer’s comfort. The focus is on doing it right, so we only do it once—that's the Advanced way!

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Gail Bencker
20:09 19 Jan 26
Always excellent service from their technicians. I highly recommend them.
Matt Quick Outdoors
18:24 19 Jan 26
Advanced Heating and Air Conditioning is simply the best! From amazing customer service when calling the office to fast call backs on late Sunday night calls for service all the way through to the amazing technicians. Fast, quality, reliable are all ways I describe their services. I’m normally not someone who buys a “maint program contract” but after using their services for 4 years to test the waters I now am a proud platinum member. Joey and Jon are the best! Thank you for giving my family and I the peace of mind in our HVAC equipment.
J. Rossow
23:01 16 Jan 26
I had Jon S. out to my house to look at a boiler system for a radiant floor heating system.  He did not seem to be prepared for the visit, nor did he seem to know much about the system.  I'll explain everything below.For one, he didn't even notice my system does not have a pressure gauge.  I would imagine nearly every system does or is supposed to, but for whatever reason, mine does not.  He thus never checked the pressure on the system.  He also did not check the glycol levels of the fluid as I was told on the phone he would do.  I forgot to ask him specifically about the pressure, so that's partially on me, but I assumed he would address it in his "checkup".  And he straight up told me he couldn't check the glycol levels because he never even brought the equipment.At one point early on, he was attempting to read the carbon monoxide in the exhaust, but had left the equipment in his car overnight.  It did not work, and after drilling a hole in my exhaust system to get the reading, he tried it several times after blowing into the tubing of his equipment to get it to warm up (thus putting a bunch of humidity from his breath into the chamber, probably making it not work even longer).  Then, he sealed up the hole without getting a reading and I had to ask him later what the reading was, and he had to dig out the wet silicone to do it again.  The printer printed numbers that weren't even legible, but he did show me the reading on the machine (not sure how accurate with his freezing equipment that wasn't working earlier, though, especially if the silicone was touching the reading tip and its fumes were being sucked in).The worst part was this:  My fluid lines are transparent and you can actually see the reddish fluid in them (due to glycol).  I pointed out a large air bubble in the system (very evident by the clear/whitish color where the fluid was lacking, and you could see the fluid filling and splashing in the line).  He tried to convince me that it wasn't air, it was just an area in the line where the glycol was not mixed with the water or it was un-mixing in that area for some reason.  He was adamant this was the case, and I explained that that was extremely illogical and there is no possible way the fluid can "un-mix" in that area and then go back to normal mix and red color elsewhere.  You could also see the large pocket of air moving, which was another clue it wasn't what he said.  I seemed to know more about the system than him, unfortunately.  There is one more thing that was dumb and didn't make sense either (below).He was talking on the phone to another employee of the company (after I convinced him it was air in the system), and he was being instructed to try to get the bubble to move in a few ways.  At one point, he went to the garage and shut off all the return lines while leaving the supply lines open while the system was running.  Not only does this make zero sense (fluid can't move if the return lines are all closed), but it probably increased the pressure significantly in the system for the minute or two while the returns were all closed and the pump was actively pumping fluid into the floor lines in the garage.  I am hoping this didn't cause a break or leak, as I did hear gurgling and see a bunch of bubbles coming up the return line later after he left (I had not seen any bubbles or issues in the garage before).So in summary:1. Didn't do the things I was told he would do (check pressure to know if fluid needed, check glycol levels)2. Poor preparedness for the visit (frozen equipment, and then trying to heat it up with breath, and then moving on and forgetting he didn't get a reading until I reminded him)3. Illogical comments and trying to convince me of something impossible (fluid un-mixing in just a small stretch of tubing)4. Stressing the system by trying something that makes no sense to get the air to moveIt seems the visit was a waste of money and also might have damaged something trying to move the air in the system. And nothing was actually fixed or tuned up in any way.
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