I've driven past that address on 104th Street enough times to know it's not where most people think about comfort — it's industrial, practical, the kind of place where work gets done without fanfare. That's where Foley's Heating & AC operates, and honestly, it fits.
I called them last winter when my furnace started making a sound like a distant chainsaw at 2 a.m. The voice on the phone didn't oversell anything — just asked questions, scheduled a time, showed up when they said they would. The technician walked me through what was failing, what could wait, what couldn't. No upselling on a new system when a repair would buy me another few years. That kind of honesty sticks with you.
What I've noticed about Foley's is they seem to understand something fundamental about Sioux Falls — we're not a flashy town. We don't need theatrics. We need our heat to work in January and our AC to hold through July. They do both, and they do it without pretending to be something they're not.
The 4.7 rating across 47 reviews feels about right — high enough to trust, human enough to believe. I've read through some of them. People mention reliability, fair pricing, technicians who don't treat you like you're stupid for not knowing what a heat exchanger does. One review mentioned a callback that took longer than expected, which tracks. No one's perfect, and I'd rather work with someone who admits that than someone who hides behind marketing speak.
I think what makes Foley's work in this town is the same thing that makes most good Sioux Falls businesses work — they're not trying to be national-chain polished. They're just here, doing the unglamorous work of keeping houses livable when the temperature outside makes you question your life choices.
— Grace
I called them last winter when my furnace started making a sound like a distant chainsaw at 2 a.m.