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Monday 8am - 4:30pm Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm Thursday 8am - 4:30pm Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Mesaba: Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Drains & Electrical

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Mesaba: Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Drains & Electrical

Mesaba Heating & Air Conditioning is your full-service HVAC company with the ability to maintain, se

05/18/2026

We are currently collecting donations of water, non-perishable food, and snacks to support the crews battling the Stewart Trail Fire and those affected in our community. We'll then deliver them to the Rustic Inn Cafe and Gifts for distribution this week.
📍 Drop-off options:
Bring items to the ASPMesaba locations at 5028 Miller Trunk Hwy, Duluth or 405 E 41st St, Hibbing
Or, if you have a scheduled service with us this week, we’re happy to pick up donations during your visit. As a thank-you, anyone who donates items at their visit will receive 10% off their service or repair.
Let’s come together and support the firefighters and community members working through this difficult time!

03/24/2026

Now offering professional drain services to keep your home running smoothly.

From clogged sinks to full line cleanings, we’ve got you covered. Serving the Northland with fast, reliable service, call us today to schedule an appointment.

01/24/2024

Don't let snow, ice, and other winter storms leave you powerless! Mesaba Heating and AC is working with ASP and is here to help you be prepared!

If you have been thinking about investing in a Home Generator, here are some reasons why:

1. We can't control the weather.
2. You have well water.
3. You have a sump pump.
4. Your AC and Heat will continue to heat and cool.
5. You work from home.
6. Food spoils quickly.
7. Someone in your home relies on an electrically powered medical device.
8. You have a hybrid or electric car.

Contact ASP for a FREE estimate. We will come to your home and provide you with a solution, we also offer Financing options. Call: 218-724-4412

01/18/2024

Heating systems play a significant role in indoor air quality (IAQ). Here's how:

1. Ventilation: Proper ventilation is crucial for IAQ. Modern systems with improved ventilation help exchange indoor and outdoor air.

2. Combustion and Emissions: Regular maintenance and proper ventilation are essential to prevent these pollutants from reaching harmful levels.

3. Filter Quality: The type and quality of air filters used in heating systems impact IAQ. Upgrading to high-efficiency filters can trap more airborne particles, improving overall air quality. Regular filter replacement is essential for optimal performance.

4. HVAC Integration: Integrated heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems offer better control over IAQ. They can include features like air purifiers, UV lights, or humidity control devices, enhancing the system's ability to address indoor pollutants.

Regular maintenance, choosing the right system, and incorporating additional IAQ measures contribute to a healthier indoor environment.

01/11/2024

Extreme Temperature Drop This Weekend
The National Weather Channel states...
A strong cold front plowing through the area Saturday night will result in a large temperature swing from Saturday’s highs to lows by Sunday evening.
Remember Mesaba Heating and AC offers emergency services. We can help so you don't have to resort to a space heater!

https://www.mesabaheating.com/

01/08/2024

Did you know ... the size of your furnace or boiler matters with what size your home is? Home Size Determines Furnace/Boiler Size.

It's recommended that a furnace has 30 to 60 BTUs per square foot. A basic rule of thumb for furnace size calculation is that it takes 30 BTUs for every square foot of house. So, if you have a 1,000 square foot house, you need a furnace that has a 30,000 BTU output.

https://www.mesabaheating.com/blog/heating-service/your-new-home-additions-need-heat-too/

12/22/2023

Can High Winds 💨 Cause Furnace Problems? 🤔

High wind effects can bring in cool breezes in the summer and harsh icy winds in the winter. When sitting at home with a warm gas furnace, you probably think you’re safe from these high winds. But did you know that those powerful gusts of wind can cause problems for your furnace?

Pilot Light and Ignition Issues
High winds might blow it out if your furnace uses a pilot light, making your furnace struggle to reignite and heat your home. Modern furnaces with electronic ignitions can also face issues during strong winds, forcing them to use more energy to start up or stay operational.

Drafts and Air Infiltration
High winds can create drafts around your home, and if there are gaps or cracks in your doors, windows, or walls, cold air can infiltrate your living spaces. Your furnace already works tirelessly to maintain a comfortable temperature, but it might work harder to counteract the cold air seeping in.

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12/15/2023

Tip of the week!

12/14/2023

Your home was designed for energy efficiency, and LifeBreath HRV helps it maintain that efficiency. In winter, the HRV’s core transfers heat from outgoing, stale air to incoming fresh air, reducing the need for complete reheating. With LifeBreath HRV, you get fresher, cleaner air without adding extra load to your heating & air conditioning systems. Contact us for a FREE estimate & experience the benefits of enhanced indoor air quality in your home.

12/12/2023

What temperature is too cold for a house?

During the winter months, many of us tend to lower the temperature in our homes to save on energy costs, especially when away at work or on vacation. Fore shorter periods, like when heading to work, we recommend setting the thermostat to around 55-60 degrees Fahrenheit. If you’re away for an extended period, like vacation, it’s advisable not to set the temperature any lower than 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Going below this minimum could lead to frozen pipes & potential water damage in your home. It’s crucial to avoid the risk of pipes freezing & bursting, which can happen if the temperature drops too low. Setting the thermostat to 33 degrees is not a safe bet; it’s wishful thinking. Stick to a minimum of 50 degrees, & for homes that aren’t adequately winterized, 55-60 degrees us even better.

Keep in mind that certain areas in homes may be colder than others. Pipes within walls, for instance, might be colder than the overall indoor temperature. The 50-degree minimum takes these variations into account. Additionally, if your attic or basement is not heated, ensure any exposed pipes in these areas are properly insulated to prevent freezing.

Address

405 E 41st Street
Hibbing, MN
55746

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12182624745

Website

https://www.mesabaheating.com/

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