Blue Ox Heating & Air: Clean And Green
As guardians of Minnesota’s crisp, clean air and sky-blue waters, the Blue Ox team is not only committed to helping our neighbors enjoy clean, comfortable homes, but we also believe in using products and approaches that protect the local environment. Through constant training and certification, we ensure that our team follows best practices in sustainability.
High-Efficiency System Specialists
Heating and cooling represent the average home’s largest energy use. That’s why we’re proud to sell and service today’s highest-efficiency heating and cooling systems. By keeping your family comfortable while using less energy, they reduce greenhouse gas emissions … and keep your utility bills as low as possible. We can also keep your home’s indoor air cleaner and healthier by installing advanced filtration and ventilation technologies that remove airborne pollutants, allergens, and particulate matter.
Recycling Old Equipment
When the Blue Ox Heating & Air team upgrades your home’s heating and cooling equipment, we ensure that the system’s components are properly disassembled and recycled. Components such as metal parts will be recycled to reclaim valuable materials like copper and aluminum. Other elements like refrigerants must be handled and disposed of properly to prevent environmental harm. You can always be confident we’ll service your home in the most Earth-friendly ways!
Our Promise To You
- We value your comfort and happiness.
- We will cheerfully refund your money if you are not 100% satisfied.
- Our technicians will treat your home like it was their own.
- We will be on time, professional, and polite.
- We will wear shoe covers in your home, never use foul language or use tobacco while on the job.
- To ensure your peace of mind, our employees are background-checked and drug-tested.
- We only use quality heating and cooling products to make our repairs and installations.
- We never cut corners on products and parts and take pride in providing efficient and long-lasting results.
