By Brenda Erdahl“Thorough,” “professional,”

“hard working,” “trustworthy,”“friendly,” “integrity” and a“stellar reputation” are some ofthe words customers have usedto describe DeZiel Heating &A/C in Buffalo.

Since 1998, the family-owned and operated HVACcompany has made keeping itscustomers happy the numberone priority, and it’s been pay-ing off.

The company has earned afive-star rating from Home Ad-visor and Google with morethan 100 reviews, and the com-pliments keep pouring in.

“My heat went out and notknowing much about furnaces Iwas a little nervous of finding atrusting person to fix my issue.From the initial phone call earlyin the morning the man who an-swered was so professional andfriendly I felt right away I madea good choice. When the phonecall request was then followed

up with the exceptional serviceprovided by a young gentlemanwho even took the time in ex-plaining everything and answer-ing my questions. If this is theirnormal everyday service, then Iwill definitely, only be callingthem for all my service needs.Thanks, DeZiel and keep up thegreat customer service andwork,” a happy Montrose cus-tomer said.

Mike and his wife Dana ofMaple Lake own DeZiel Heat-ing & A/C located behind Cul-vers in Buffalo, and are proud toservice the west metro, all ofWright County and surroundingcities with all of its heating andair conditioning needs.

This time of the year, theDeZiel’s and their staff, whichincludes six technicians, arebusy keeping homeowners coolwith central air installations andrepairs.

To keep utility bills reason-able throughout the summer,DeZiel Heating & A/C staff rec-

ommend homeowners performa yearly maintenance on theirA/C systems to make sure it isrunning as efficiently as possi-ble.

DeZiel technicians follow a21-point check list when theycome to your home to performan A/C maintenance inspection.At the top of the list is cleaningand checking the coil, outdoorfan and blades so the systemdoesn’t overheat, and inspectingall electrical connections.

“We make sure everything istight and bright,” Mike said.

DeZiel Heating & A/Cmakes it easy for customers toremember to have their systemchecked by offering a servicepartner plan for $9.99 a month.By becoming a service partner,customers will receive a callevery fall and spring to remindthem.

“We call you so you don’thave to think of it,” Dana said.

The cost of the program cov-ers two tune ups, one in the falland the other in the spring.Members also receive a 10 per-cent discount on parts and be-come a priority customer, whichmeans when you call, your jobwill be scheduled ahead of oth-ers who are not priority mem-bers.

“The going rate for a tune-upis $115, so it’s a good value,”Mike said.

If a problem does arise dur-ing those hot months, DeZielHeating & A/C has someoneavailable 24 hours to fix it.

“We pride ourselves on ourvery fast response, and if thereis an emergency, we’re even

faster,” Mike said. “We strivefor excellence, putting our cus-tomer’s best interests first, andwe treat each and every homewe enter as our own.”

Being certified NATE, whichstands for North AmericanTechnician Excellence, meansDeZiel technicians can offer afaster and more accurate diag-nosis.

Mike himself carries mastercompetency cards in gas, refrig-eration, sheet metal and hotwater steam, something notmany people in the business canclaim.

In 2015 the company wasawarded Amana’s Dealer Excel-lence Award which is given outannually to Amana dealers whonot only meet, but excel at themanufacturer’s core values ofintegrity, level of service pro-vided and volume of training at-tended each year.

Besides maintenance,DeZiel’s technicians are skilledat furnace and central air repairand installation. They also in-stall and maintain many mini-split systems, gas fireplaces,heat-pumps, and Plenumheaters.

“For every installation we doin Buffalo, we will donate $25to our local food shelf. So helpour community thrive and growby buying locally,” Mike said.

DeZiel currently has sixtechnicians on staff, but thecompany is always expandingand growing. That desire togrow has led to the inclusion ofa master plumber, which meansDeZiel can now install waterheaters as well.

“The DeZiel Team was greatto work with. Mike worked withme to determine the best solu-tion to keep my family cool,

comfortable and warm at a veryaffordable price. Jeff, Andy, RJ,and Hunter are very hard-work-ing guys that produced a supe-rior product during one of thehottest days of the summer.They kept me up to speed onprogress and finished up with aQ&A session to ensure all myquestions were answered. Greatpeople, great service and greatproducts,” a happy Buffalo cus-tomer said.

Another customer fromMaple Lake reported: “We de-cided to go with DeZiel becauseof their stellar reputation and

excellent staff. Matt Weber didan outstanding presentation andis an icon of professionalism.The crew was very courteousand respectful. The split A/Cunit was installed in a timelymanner and functions flaw-lessly. The crew did a wonderfuljob of end user training. Wewould definitely refer DeZiel toanyone looking for an HVACcontractor.”

For more information visitDeZiel Heating & A/C at/www.dezielhvac.com or call763-684-3965 for an appoint-ment.

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DeZiel Heating & A/C: Making customers happy since 1998

Ruby is as friendly as the staff at DeZiel Heating and

A/C.

Courteous, respectful, professional and hardworking

are some of the words customers have used to de-

scribe DeZiel Heating & A/C technicians. Above, a

DeZiel technician is hard at work.

DeZiel Heating & A/C employs a staff that prides itself on its fast response and cour-

teous, knowledgeable service. All of DeZiel’s technicians are NATE certified for a

faster and more accurate diagnosis. Pictured, third from right is Dana DeZiel next to

her husband Mike. The couple has owned DeZiel Heating & A/C in Buffalo since 1998.

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