80% AFUE swap, 1952 ranch
Pulled a 30-year-old G26 for a new 80% AFUE Bryant, reworked the flue, and added a condensate pump. Heat back on before dinner.
A-Green Plumbing keeps furnaces running, pipes flowing, and air conditioning honest across Dickinson and the western Dakota prairie. Upfront pricing, licensed techs, and a real voice on the line at three in the morning.
See our pricingA-Green Plumbing started in a two-car garage off State Avenue in 2007, with one van, a borrowed pipe wrench, and a promise: when the temperature drops to twenty below, somebody in this town deserves a real person on the other end of the phone.
Eighteen winters later, we’re still here. We’ve replaced furnaces in pre-war farmhouses along Highway 22, repiped ranch homes in the Heart River development, and pulled more frozen line footage than we care to count. Every job gets the same thing — a written quote before the wrench comes out, a tech who shows up in a marked truck, and a follow-up call the next week to make sure the heat still feels right.
We’re licensed North Dakota contractors, fully insured, and we install the equipment we’d put in our own mothers’ basements. No commissioned upsells. No mystery fees. Just the work, done properly, and a phone that picks up.
Drag, swipe, or scroll through a handful of recent calls — from a frozen basement line in January to a mid-July AC swap on the south side of town.
Pulled a 30-year-old G26 for a new 80% AFUE Bryant, reworked the flue, and added a condensate pump. Heat back on before dinner.
Replaced corroded galvanized under the sink with insulated PEX, added a shut-off at the wall, and pressure-tested at 80 psi for ten minutes.
Matched a 2-ton condenser to an existing coil, flushed the line set, pulled a 500-micron vacuum, and charged to subcooling. 18°F drop at the registers.
Out at 4am with the thawing rig, traced the frozen section under the crawl, and wrapped the run with heat cable so it won’t refreeze before sunrise.
Swapped a leaking 12-year-old tank for a 50-gallon Rheem, added a thermal expansion tank, a drain pan, and a code-compliant T&P discharge line.
Diagnosed a cold zone on a slab-heat system, replaced a stuck Honeywell zone valve, bled the loop, and balanced the manifold. Toes warm again.
Every visit starts with a flat diagnostic fee and a written quote you approve before any work begins. No hourly clock, no surprise line items. Prices below cover the typical Dickinson home.
Full removal of the old unit and installation of a new 80% or 96% AFUE gas furnace with new flue, condensate, and startup commissioning.
Match a new 13–17 SEER condenser to your existing coil, flush the line set, pull a deep vacuum, and charge to manufacturer subcooling.
Drips, leaks, running toilets, slow drains, fixture swaps, and small repipes. Flat diagnostic, then a written quote for the fix.
40–50 gallon tank swap with new flex connectors, thermal expansion tank, drain pan, and a code-compliant T&P discharge line.
Kitchen, bath, or main line. We snake to the blockage, run a camera if needed, and quote hydro-jetting or repair before any extra charges.
Flat-rate furnace inspection: clean the burners, check ignition, test gas pressure, inspect the heat exchanger, and confirm safe CO levels.
After-hours, weekend, and holiday dispatch for no-heat, no-water, gas smell, or active leaks. We come out, we find it, we quote it on the spot.
Call us any hour, any day. We dispatch a licensed tech to Dickinson and the surrounding Stark County area — typically within the hour.
We’re not the cheapest call in Dickinson, and we won’t pretend to be. We’re the call you make when you want the job done once, done right, and done by someone whose name you’ll remember next time the furnace acts up.
Fill out the form and we’ll call you back within the business day to schedule. For anything that can’t wait — no heat in winter, water where it shouldn’t be, a gas smell — call us directly. We’ll walk through it on the phone and dispatch a tech.