Dana and Mike DeZiel in their Buffalo office with employee Kristine Laine. (Photo by Katie Friedman)
In the long, cold months of winter, it’s imperative to have a heating system you can count on. And when inopportune breakdowns call for replacement or repair, it’s a comfort to know that locally-based DeZiel Heating and Air Conditioning is on the job and in the neighborhood.
Family-owned and operated since 1998, Deziel Heating and Air specializes in the repair and replacement of residential furnace and air-conditioning systems. Based in Buffalo, DeZiel serves the entire metro area and all of Wright County, providing same-day service in almost all cases and, more often than not, finishing the job in a day.
DeZiel Heating and Air also services and installs ductless air conditioners, gas fireplaces, heat pumps, plenum heaters, boiler and hot water systems, ductwork, vent work and gas lines, in addition to humidifiers, air cleaners, air purifiers and upgraded filters.
The company offers new lines of heating and air conditioning by Trane, Coleman, Rheem, York, Goodman, Honeywell, Air Bear, April Air and more. They service all brands, and specialize in repairing models that are aging or obsolete. Day or night, to facilitate quick repairs, technicians arrive at each site with trucks fully stocked. And their top priority is customer satisfaction.
Local, reliable
Owners Mike and Dana Peterson DeZiel both grew up in Maple Lake and graduated from Maple Lake High School, after which he enrolled in Hennepin Technical College’s HVAC program and she attended Rasmussen Business College. Mike spent 11 years honing his skills in the employ of others, picking up four Master Competency cards along the way. Married in 1993, he and Dana officially launched their joint business venture ten years later.
Their seasoned staff of intrepid technicians, available 24 hours a day for emergency service, includes Mike’s brother, Doug DeZiel, along with Jeff Axelson of Albertville and Artie Duran of Buffalo. This capable trio is loaded not only with experience, but with licensure, to boot.
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