At this time of year, we typically like to remind our community members of all the cool things they can do within Welter Heating’s expansive service area. Minnesota is chock full of interesting museums, parks, and places, after all. 

The thing is… things aren’t typical right now. Things are uncertain and complicated. It can be a challenge to stay at home when we’re so used to going out. We understand this and want to help in any way we can. We know that many of our valued customers are parents. Parents who are doing their best to keep their children entertained without the ability to leave the house. 

That’s why, to help our homebound customers and their little ones, we’ve gathered a list of our favorite activities for kids at home below. We focused on activities that are time consuming and child-led. Things that they can do on their own or with your help depending on how many things you’re trying to juggle at once. Hang in there, everyone. And don’t forget the importance of having a little fun. Read More ›

Today, innovation is moving faster than ever before. It feels as though new advancements in technology, machinery, programming, and service are being developed every day. And it’s not just happening to our phones, televisions, computers, and cars — even our heating systems have been evolving.

Welter Heating not only understands the importance of this innovation, we embrace it. That’s why we’re happy to announce that we’ve updated our Trane product line to feature four brand new gas furnaces. These models are more efficient and sophisticated than ever before, providing unmatched comfort and ease of use. Read More ›

Being a homeowner is expensive. Sure, a mortgage is cheaper than rent, and you’re building equity. Still, there are sizable recurring costs in homeownership. Repairs. Utilities. Projects. It all adds up. Luckily, there are countless DIY home improvement projects and easy fixes that can help you save — and save BIG on utility bills. Here are 18 to get you started.

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Once the excitement of the holiday season ends, it’s easy to find ourselves staring out the window at the piles of snow, wondering why we continue to live in Minnesota. Here’s a good reason to celebrate winter in our home state: The number of amazing outdoor events and activities that occur during the winter months. 

Below we offer you a guide to several Twin Cities winter activities that take place during January, February, and March. So, the next time you feel like hiding under your blankets, why not embrace the cold, bundle up, and celebrate winter with other Minnesotans. Read More ›

So, it’s official. Minnesota has been recognized as having the worst winters in the United States. That’s right; we even beat out Alaska for this dubious honor.

But snow what? Sure, Minnesotan winters are unrelentingly cold and come with an onslaught of snow—up to 170 inches in some parts of the state. But my family has lived here for generations, and I can promise it’s not all bad.

Even with the ice, wind, and subzero temperatures, winter in Minnesota can be the best time of the year—if you know how to handle it. Here are six ways you can not just survive, but make the most out of this cold-weather season. Read More ›