Sedgwick heating and cooling did an awesome job with their plumbing division and installing our…read morereverse osmosis and a bathroom faucet. Toni was highly skilled and super nice guy. Very quick service and great follow up with questions. I highly recommend sedgwick for plumbing services.

Service trip for water heater was 109.00 and they were out in 2 hours. The technician was…read morefantastic, good communication and honest. It would be a 5 star review for the technician. However... We got quoted over $2,800 for a water heater or $2,600 if we got the service plan. It seemed high so I called the other company that I have also relied on for appliance and hvac. They were $1,749.51 (including tank, supplies, permit, labor, disposal and tax). I called the technician back from Sedgwick because I wanted to give them first crack at a price match (I frankly would have gone up to $2,000 to match because I like to give the business to good technicians who come right out and are so professional and good). He checked with the company and the company was unwilling to change. So, I went with the other company. For an about $1,000 savings I had to. I like Sedgwick and have had good luck with them in the past (as well as today with the technician - he was fantastic), but with this experience I would ALWAYS get quotes if considering them now.

Hi! July 2026 In the…read moreprocess of creating an access panel, the plumber caused extensive damage to the surrounding drywall. This wasn't simply a clean opening that could be patched after the plumbing repair was completed. The drywall around the access panel was broken and compromised to the point that it can no longer support a straightforward patch. I live in a condo and was informed that if there were surrounding imperfections, I was responsible for them but didn't realize the damage would be this extensive. Instead of a simple repair, I'll now have to cut out a much larger section of drywall and replace it because the remaining drywall around the opening has been destroyed. What should have been a minor patch has turned into a much more involved project. I'm generally willing to tackle small home repairs myself, but this is beyond what I'm comfortable learning from a YouTube video. I'll most likely have to hire a drywall professional to correct the damage, adding unexpected time and expense that could have been avoided with more careful workmanship or a different plumbing company. Additionally, silicone caulk was applied unevenly and in excessive amounts around much of the access panel. The heavy, inconsistent bead prevents the access panel from sitting flush with the wall, resulting in an unprofessional appearance and creating additional work to remove the excess caulk before the area can be repaired properly. On the other hand, as far as I can tell, the plumbing works. UPDATE 9/1/26 I had an minor inquiry regarding my bill and I was contacted by someone from billing. What followed was a one-sided, confrontational phone call. I barely said more than "hello" and "goodbye." Before I had an opportunity to explain my concerns, he immediately became defensive, criticized me for leaving a Google review, and told me that the problem was solely due to water damage. He also stated that his plumbers had to return a second time because they were waiting for me to have the drywall repaired. For clarity, the drywall repair person who later evaluated and repaired the damage told me that it was partially due to water and partially due to shoddy workmanship. I have no issue acknowledging the water damage. My concern is the workmanship and the fact that I was never informed about the extent of the damage caused during the plumbing work and the confrontational response from billing rep. The second visit was, in my view, to finish work that had not been properly completed during the first visit, yet I was charged for that additional visit. I paid the bill in full immediately. I had no interest in prolonging a one-sided argument, particularly when the representative had already decided that the company was not at fault and did not seem to be in the state of mind to receive my perspective. One positive note: the interactions that Megan, the receptionist, and I had together were consistently pleasant, professional, calm, and unemotional. I expect the representative may respond to this review with his own explanation or attempt to characterize my concerns differently. That is his prerogative. I am simply documenting what I personally saw, what I was told (and not told), what occurred during my interactions with the company, and my reaction to being addressed in a confrontational manner. I am not seeking a refund or compensation from the company. I simply want to document my experience as a customer so others can make an informed decision.

Where do I begin? Right from the start after addressing my plumbing, furnace, and cooling concerns…read moreRich P has addressed then all. Now this was a fourth purchase of a furnace and air conditioner unit but the first time we ever used Cities 1, totally professional. They started in the install the very next morning and were done by 3pm. We had bought furnaces from other companies but they never lasted ten years and you might pay a little more today with inflation but Cities 1, did a superb job. I love the warranty they've on their products as well, superb business, Cities 1.

We have used Krinkies a couple of times now and could not be happier. Very responsive, great…read moreservice with advice and suggestions without pressured upselling. Prices are really reasonable and we got a reminder for annual service and cleaning.

Easy to contact and schedule. Showed up on time. They charge a little over $100 to visit, which…read morecould be applied to work. They do have coupons on their website to wave this with a repair. In my case, they sent their senior guy (Joe, master plumber, electrician, everything you can think of), and he suggested waiving the trip fee in exchange for the hour he spent diagnosing my Daikin heat pump communicating system (zones, zone board, etc.). That was $195, and I thought it was fair. The fix was mostly to adjust my zone board directly rather than through the thermostat, and also to analyze my plumbing needs for other projects. Nice guy, knowledgeable, I enjoyed talking with him. For the HVAC work, Joe had to call Andy, who is their Daikin pro and duct engineer. Andy knows what he's talking about, more than any other HVAC person I've talked to (4Front installed my system in a mess for the previous owner, Binder HVAC charged me a lot for wasted time because they didn't understand Daikin systems, while Twin Cities Heating and Air, Midwest Heating and Cooling, and Golden Valley Heating and Air all had no idea what to do and had weird suggestions). If you have a Daikin system, ask for Andy. He tuned my zone board, fixed some miserable duct work and leaks, and better yet taught me about how things work beyond the mysterious Daikin "algorithm." He was patient with my questions and suggestions, too. This work was about $400, which is way less than the $3,000 I got bilked out of at one of the other places. It took a few hours. For the plumbing, they sent Frank, who is another senior guy specializing in plumbing. Frank worked fast, was courteous, and did a few extra little jobs for me when I asked for advice on them, such as greasing a fused spigot and dabbing some silicone on a hole in the shower frame. He also educated me about my water system, including winterizing and shutoff procedures. For the plumbing work, Frank installed a water mixing valve and also terminated a leaking pipe in the ceiling. This work was about $600. It took a few hours. In both cases, they brought along an apprentice, each of whom was equally courteous and attentive. It was very endearing. For billing, there are a couple of things they do. 1) the charge is the price. They don't do the most granular breakdown of costs in the invoice, but they do calculate it and you can ask what the calculation is. It is not an estimate or a minimum charge, more like a bid. The nice thing about that is that it will cost that and no more, which means they are happy to stick around and help here and there without charging for time. For larger projects, I'm not sure if they would charge the lesser of the bid vs labor time, but I would hope so. I haven't needed them for something big yet. For example, Pulse Electric is an electrician service that never charges more than their bid, and charges for time if it's less. I think Krinkie's would just charge the bid, but I got the sense they would be reasonable if, say, a 3-day project took only 1 day. 2) They have a subscription service that seemed like a no-brainer. For $20/m, they will come out twice a year to tune your furnace/AC, and you also get 20% off all other services, which paid for itself with our plumbing and ductwork needs. Use these guys! I love having them as my go-to people now.

Best of the best. Efficient, knowledgeable, astute, and friendly. They installed a Bryant air…read moreconditioner. Everything went well from start to finish. They explained step-by-step all that they were gonna do. Price was very affordable. They were to arrive within an hour window and they actually showed five minutes after the start of the hour. Laid down drop clothes. Left their work areas cleaner than when they arrived. Had an electrician and permits set up. The only company that told me about the rebates and they actually applied for them on my behalf. They even registered the air conditioner for warranty. All of this without me even asking. Just above and beyond service. Highly recommend.

Excellent customer service and Immediate scheduling. Job done right the first time! Our old furnace…read morebroke down and we got it replaced within a few days. We had a nice, warm house for the winter. Similarly, our old hot water heater cracked, leaked, and they replaced it within a few days. Heating & Cooling Two now checks our HVAC regularly, twice per year. I am very happy with the service they provide.

Boehm Heating did an outstanding job installing my new Daikin furnace. The price was excellent, the…read moreservice was outstanding, and the installers were extremely competent, professional, and respectful throughout the entire process. From start to finish, everything was handled the right way. The entire Boehm family is the real deal. They are local, respected, honest, and incredibly competent. I would highly recommend Boehm Heating to anyone looking for quality HVAC work from people who truly know what they are doing and care about doing it right.

I go way back with this company. It started with the split type AC units in 4 rooms. No need to…read moreleave it on all day in the summer when you aren't home cause it cools a room quickly. They did a beautiful job of heating the bedroom floor. We had heating units installed in the basement also. The key here is maintaining the unit and getting it cleaned out the first sign of winter. Same with the AC. Around May there are great deals on new AC units with rebates. I love that this is a family business and that you can feel secure that it won't be going out of business. A great location on Selby and Snelling. However you'll see their trucks all over town.

We had a very nice experience with Snelling who installed an AC unit, new water heater and ran a…read moregas line for a new range at our new (but old!) house. Quality work and people and the price for the package was extremely reasonable. Jordan, our sales guy, was simply amazing. He walked through our house with us to talk options, was very honest and told us what he thought we did (and didn't) need. Also, he scheduled the AC install just one day before a huge heat wave. ("Let me see if I can pull some strings to get this installed before it's too hot.") During install the electrician found that our furnace's transformer had blown. Jordan arranged for their "furnace whisperer" to come out that same afternoon to take a look, free of charge. It was fixed within 30 minutes. I will say that there was a wiring snafu with the AC unit, causing it to short the fuse a couple weeks after we got it. Jordan had given me his personal cell number, so I texted him with the issue and he sent someone out that same day (literally the 4th of July, a Saturday). The issue was resolved in just a few hours after the text. Would recommend Snelling in a minute. They were friendly, honest, and took care of us the entire way.

These guys installed our HVAC system over 13 years ago. I never got around to leaving a review but…read moreYELP prompted me to do so. Overall, the experience was positive. We were given a lot of important information and time to consider our decision as the cost was significant. I think the biggest concern I had about this company is that when we had to install the air conditioner later on when it was warmer, the technician that came out was incredibly rude to my husband when he pointed out a preference he was hoping for either the cement block placement. When we brought up our concerns directly to the sales rep, particularly the way he was treated him as a person of color. This company dismissed his experience and tried to justify it as something else. I would really encourage them to make sure their various staff who interact with customers (who pay thousands of dollars for their product) have a clear understanding of what quality customer service needs to be.