I've driven past the industrial stretch off 104th Street more times than I can count — past the warehouses and the gravel lots and the buildings you'd never notice unless you needed something fixed. That's where Foley's Heating & AC sits, tucked into Suite 400 like they don't need a storefront because word-of-mouth does the work for them.
I called them last February when my furnace started making that clicking sound — the one that means you're about three hours from waking up to a 48-degree house. The guy on the phone didn't try to upsell me. He asked when I'd last changed my filter. Turns out that was half the problem, though he still came out to check the ignitor because he said clicking plus cold mornings usually meant something else was starting to fail. He was right.
What I like about Foley's is they treat HVAC like a craft, not a commodity. The techs I've met — and I've met a few over the years — know the difference between a quick fix and the repair that'll last. They'll tell you when a part's got another season in it and when you're throwing money at a system that's already done. That kind of honesty doesn't come standard in this industry.
Their rating sits at 4.7 across forty-seven reviews, which feels about right — high enough to trust, low enough to know they're human and probably had a tough day or two when someone expected miracles on a twenty-year-old unit.
If your furnace quits on a Saturday night or your AC dies the week before the Fourth of July, Foley's is the number you want saved in your phone. They've been keeping Sioux Falls comfortable long enough to know that good work matters more than flashy branding.
— Grace
What I like about Foley's is they treat HVAC like a craft, not a commodity.