
Professional Twin Cities Furnace Repair
Your #1 Furnace Experts
Furnace troubles got you down? Genz-Ryan is there to pick you up and warm you up! We’re the Twin Cities trusted furnace repair service for a reason…well, a few actually! We take furnace repair seriously, finding the heart of the problem. We do all of that while providing you with our signature customer service as the cherry on top.
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Highly Rated on Google
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BBB Award Winning Service
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Affordable Monthly Specials
$1,500 off a New HVAC System + Free Duct Cleaning
Celebrate the season with our latest offer! Join Perk and our owner and president, Jon, as they introduce our new special: get $1,500 off a new HVAC system and receive a FREE duct cleaning! Save money and improve the air quality in your home at the same time.

When To Repair Your Furnace
Not sure whether or not you need a furnace repair? Look for the following:
Uneven Heating:
Your furnace should heat your entire home evenly without cold rooms.
Skyrocketing Bills:
Good furnaces should be energy-efficient, and your energy bills should be consistent.
Less Than 15 Years Old:
The average lifespan for most furnaces is around 15 years. If your furnace is newer than that, you can likely get away with a simple repair.
It Turns On & Off:
A constantly cycling furnace is inefficient and may have damaged temperature sensors.
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Emergency Fix? No Problem!
As local Minnesotans ourselves, we know how important it is to have a furnace you rely on…and how dangerous it can be when your furnace encounters a problem on a cold day. That’s why we offer same day installations to homeowners in a pinch. We guarantee that you’ll be left with a furnace that allows you to stay toasty warm without sacrificing peace of mind.

Our Awesome Reviews
Minnesota’s Go-To Home Service Provider
Our friendly technicians are committed to providing the highest quality professional services and uncompromising customer service in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding communities. We’re proud to be a locally owned family business since 1950, and we don’t see ourselves sacrificing those family values anytime soon. From one Minnesota family to another – we can’t wait to serve you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your most common furnace problems?
At Genz-Ryan, our most common heating problems that we encounter include faulty thermostats, igniter failures, thermocouple failures, dirty flame sensors, sooty burners, faulty fan limiters, faulty capacitors, and clogged filters. All of these are relatively minor and inexpensive to repair.
How long do heating systems last?
Different heating systems have different standards for service life, though any can fall short or exceed its average based on maintenance, speedy repairs, and luck.
- Furnaces can last 15 or 20 years but will be showing their age as early as 10 in some cases.
- Heat pumps will outlast a furnace if used exclusively for heat but tend to fall short with a 10- to 15-year service life if used year-round for heating and cooling.
- Hybrid systems last the longest because they strain their component systems less, as long as 25 years. It’s best to replace both systems when one or the other fails.
Ductless mini-splits use the same technology as heat pumps and share their service lives; lengthy for heating alone and shorter for year-round use.
How much do furnace repairs cost?
It will depend on the nature of the problem and the parts required to repair it. At Genz-Ryan, we will recommend the most cost-effective furnace repair options for your budget, and we will provide detailed estimates before work begins. You can also check out our financing options and special offers for other budget-saving measures.
Financing OptionsDo you have financing programs available?
We partner with GreenSky to give you financing solutions that work with every budget.
See Financing OptionsCan a cracked heat exchanger be repaired?
Because of the constant heat cycling that a heat exchanger must endure, once it’s damaged, it often cannot be repaired due to the deterioration of the surrounding metal. Installing a new heating system is often the most cost-effective option.