Eden Prairie & the West Metro
Furnace Maintenance & Tune-Ups
A furnace tune-up is planned care for a furnace that is still working. A Tiger technician checks the system from start to finish to make sure its components are working properly, and you get time to ask questions before the furnace runs every day.
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Maintenance or repair?
Choose the path that matches today.
Choose maintenance
The furnace is operating and you want to arrange routine seasonal care. Maintenance is not a substitute for addressing an active operating problem.
Choose repair
The home has no heat, the furnace is not operating normally, or a new concern has appeared. Start with Furnace Repair rather than a maintenance visit.
Go to Furnace Repair →During the visit
What a furnace tune-up covers.
A tune-up is a check of the whole heating system, done while the furnace is still working and before the cold settles in.
System components
The technician checks the furnace's main components to make sure each one is working properly.
A full heating cycle
The furnace is run through a heating cycle to see that it starts, heats and shuts off the way it should.
Thermostat and controls
The thermostat and controls are checked so the furnace responds when the home calls for heat.
What the technician found
Before leaving, the technician goes over what was checked and points out anything that may need attention.
Seasonal planning
Make routine care a deliberate step.
Many homeowners book a furnace tune-up in the fall, before they are relying on the system every day. Calling ahead lets you ask about a tune-up visit without turning that timing into an appointment promise.
Routine care provides a planned setting for the furnace to receive attention and for the homeowner to raise questions. It cannot guarantee lower bills or prevent every future breakdown.
Before the visit
Simple, safe preparation.
A homeowner does not need to inspect, open, or work on the furnace before maintenance.
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Keep the route clear
Make a clear path to the furnace without moving or opening any equipment panels.
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Note recent changes
Write down any comfort or operating change you have noticed so the service conversation has useful context.
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Gather records if handy
Previous service information can be useful, but do not delay the call if those records are not available.
Tiger Cub Club
An option for organized home care.
Homeowners who prefer to keep routine care connected with one local team can review Tiger Cub Club. The membership page explains the current program so you can decide whether it fits your home.
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