Scott County · Minnesota
Minnesota does not require a state license for heating & cooling work. What you can check is whether they carry the $25,000 mechanical contractor bond the state requires — every business below does, on file with DLI. No paid inclusion — if it isn't on file with the state, it isn't here.
Minnesota does not require a state license for heating & cooling work. What you can check is whether they carry the $25,000 mechanical contractor bond the state requires — every business below does, on file with DLI.
In the state's words: “businesses must file a $25,000 mechanical contractor bond with DLI in order to contract to perform gas, heating, ventilation, cooling, air conditioning, fuel burning or refrigeration work” and “mechanical contractors must comply with local licensing requirements.” — Mechanical contractor bond requirements, Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry.
1 of the 11 businesses below also hold a state high pressure piping license, which Minnesota does require for that work.
Jordan has 1,795 owner-occupied homes with a median build year of 1998. Equipment installed with this housing is now at or past the age where replacement costs less than another repair.
Figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year 2023.
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