Dave's Heating and Air Conditioning LLC

04/25/2026

03/25/2026

It sure is getting warm out there. Are you ready for AC season? Get on our schedule now! We can get your unit inspected, cleaned, and ready for the hot summer to come! Call or text us today! 715-234-3036.

Early bird gets the worm! April/May pricing won't last forever.

Your comfort is our priority!

02/13/2026

Warm hearts and warm homes- that's what we're all about! A huge thank you to the talented Indianhead Chorus for serenading us for Valentines Day!

Remember to keep your sweetheart warm this Valentines!

02/09/2026

We're still in the doldrums of winter, with more cold and snow in the future. But it's always good to get ahead of the rush to get your A/C inspected. Don't wait until it's that first really hot day.

Get on our schedule NOW for a cleaning, inspection, or estimate to upgrade! We'll begin cleanings & inspections in April. Estimates going on right now.

Your Comfort Is Our Priority! Call Us Anytime!

02/06/2026

Did you know we have a SERVICE CONTRACT AGREEMENT?

Let's highlight what having an agreement with Dave's Heating offers you.

1. Spring clean & preventative maintenance inspection of your A/C unit and a fall clean & preventative maintenance inspection of your heating unit.

2. Testing of efficiency and safety controls.

3. You will receive priority service for repairs,

4. along with discounts on labor and parts (if applicable).

Sign up for $200 plus tax.

Contact us today if you'd like to sign up!

We can email or snail mail you a copy, or we can bring one out for you to sign on the next clean/inspection you schedule with us!

02/03/2026

Meet our team!
We celebrated Christmas and the year end with a game at Tactical Escape and dinner at Cousin's Hide A Way in Haugen.

Thank you so much for allowing us to serve you in 2025! We look forward to serving you in 2026 for all your Heating and Cooling needs.

Your Comfort Is Our Priority! Call Us ANYTIME! 715-234-3036

Front row (L-R): Michael & Taylor Stair (Owners), Erin Webster (Office Assistant), Erin's husband, Dave Pierce (original owner of Dave's). Back Row (L-R): Ethan, Parker, Jason, & Austin (Service & Install technicians). Not pictured: Cody (Service & Install technician).

01/23/2026

We have openings today for Emergency NO Heat calls! Call or text and we'll get someone out asap! 715-234-3036

01/22/2026

We've got you covered in this extreme weather! Call us for your outage needs! We make every attempt to repair or replace heating systems that fail when the temperatures get 🥶🧊❄️.

Call or text 715-234-3036.

Great post from Barron County for safety tips. Check out the comments for another good safety reminder from them!

HIGH-IMPACT ACTIONS FOR EXTREME COLD EVENTS

Here are the five highest-impact actions that consistently prevent the most injuries, deaths, and property damage during extreme cold events. These are practical, defensible, and scalable—whether for households, businesses, or communities.

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1. Protect Life First: Heat, Power, and Carbon Monoxide Safety

Ensure you have at least one safe, reliable heat source that does not rely solely on grid power (rated indoor heaters, fireplaces, or backup heat).

Never use generators, grills, or propane heaters indoors or in garages—carbon monoxide kills quietly and quickly.

Install and test CO and smoke alarms, especially if using alternative heat sources.

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2. Prevent Water & Infrastructure Failures

Insulate or heat-tape exposed pipes, open cabinet doors to allow warm air circulation, and know where the main water shutoff is located.

Let faucets drip during prolonged sub-zero periods if recommended locally—this is cheaper than a frozen pipe.

For businesses and critical facilities, verify freeze protection on fire suppression and HVAC systems.

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3. Prepare for Power Outages (72 Hours Minimum)

Have food, water, medications, and lighting for at least three days—longer in rural areas.

Keep phones charged and consider battery banks or small solar chargers.

Identify warming centers or safe relocation options before conditions deteriorate.

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4. Winterize Vehicles & Travel Plans

Keep vehicles at least half a tank full to prevent fuel line freeze-ups and allow emergency heating.

Carry a winter vehicle kit: blankets, traction aids, flashlight, food, water, and jumper cables.

Delay travel when possible—cold + breakdown + response delays is one of the most common fatal combinations.

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5. Protect Vulnerable People, Pets, and Livestock

Check on elderly neighbors, those with medical devices, and anyone relying on home heat or power.

Bring pets indoors; livestock need windbreaks, unfrozen water, and increased feed.

Plan now for medical needs during outages, including oxygen, refrigerated meds, or dialysis contingencies.

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Mike Judy, Director
Office of Emergency Management
Barron County Sheriff's Department

12/24/2025

Our office will be closed December 24th & 25th for time with family and friends.

If you are in need of immediate emergency assistance during our time away, text us with your information, along with your issue. Text 715-234-3036, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Have a safe, fun, and warm holiday season!

12/09/2025

Winter is here! Are you warm enough?

Your family's comfort is important to us! Give us a call today!