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Maple Grove is well-known for its bitter winters. The heavy snowfall makes for some great skiing at places like Elm Creek, and our freezing temperatures are ideal for ice skating at the arena. But to stay cozy at home without breaking the bank, you’ll need a heating system that operates efficiently. Our technicians provide repairs, installation, and maintenance for reliable heating all winter long.
Our Heating and Furnace Services Cover the Range:
- Heating repair: Is your heater acting strange? Our repair services restore your comfort and can lower your heating bills.
- Heating installation: Make sure you have the best heater for your house with our installation team. We offer energy-efficient heat pumps and more.
- Heating maintenance: Sign up for our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program to help your heater last longer and use less energy with expert maintenance. We will clean the whole system and make adjustments to achieve better energy efficiency.
Maple Grove offers lots of outdoor activities to enjoy the warm summer weather. You can go swimming at Weaver Lake, play tennis at Central Park, or picnic at Fish Lake. To stay comfortable at home, though, you’ll need a cooling system that doesn’t break down. That’s why we offer comprehensive cooling services.
Enjoy a Comfortable Home All Summer With:
- Cooling repair: Don’t let problems like refrigerant leaks or dirty filters affect your comfort at home. We can make cooling repairs to fix these problems and keep your AC working as it should all summer.
- Cooling installation: Achieve better cooling and lower your energy bills with an efficient AC installation. We consider multiple factors, like your home’s layout and square footage, to help you pick the perfect AC.
- Cooling maintenance: Boost the performance of your cooling system and ensure it lasts its full lifespan with regular maintenance. Check out our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program to save money and take the hassle out of keeping your AC running great.
- Indoor air quality
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Plumbing systems can experience lots of problems that cause disruptions to your daily routine. A leaky water heater can make it impossible to enjoy a hot shower. A broken pipe can cause low water pressure, damaged walls, and water waste, which raises your bills. You can have our plumber from Hurlburt address these problems to protect your home.
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You risk injuring yourself, damaging appliances, or starting a fire if you try to do electrical work yourself. Working on these systems requires great skill and knowledge. Our electricians have the experience, tools, and attention to detail to rewire your house, upgrade outlets, and much more. You can also upgrade your home in Maple Grove with new lighting that makes your property more beautiful, safe, and productive. Ask about recessed, decorative, under-cabinet, task, and outdoor lighting solutions. Our team can also install home generators and smoke detectors.
Our Electricians in Maple Grove Do It All:
- Electrical repair: Our professional repair services protect your home and family from electrical hazards. We can fix outdated outlets, damaged electric panels, faulty circuit breakers, and more.
- Electrical installation: Our electrical installations can make your home safer and more efficient while increasing its value. Ask about rewiring, adding outlets, upgrading panels, and installing generators. We can even add a home EV charger.
No matter where you live in Maple Grove, we want to help you create a home that you love spending time in. That way, you can feel rested and energetic to take in all that the city has to offer. Locals love hiking and biking the Rush Creek trails and paddleboarding at Rice Lake. But to keep their homes safe and comfortable after all the fun, they turn to us for all their HVAC, plumbing, and electrical needs.
Hurlburt is the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company with a true passion for serving Maple Grove. We have thousands of 5-star reviews that show why homeowners hire us as their go-to home service provider. Our knowledge and industry experience are crucial, but what really sets us apart is delivering a warm, caring service that you’ll never forget. That’s why we exceed expectations on projects large and small.
If you want a home that’s energy-efficient, reliable, safe, and modern, you can count on us for top-tier HVAC, plumbing, and electrical solutions. As we’ve grown, we have stuck to our roots as a small-town business but have the skills and tools to deliver big-time results.
Contact Hurlburt now to schedule services with Maple Grove’s best electrical, plumbing, and HVAC company. Welcome to the Hurlburt Family!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Maple Grove, MN between March 2026 and June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 20, 2026.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up and comprehensive maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Performed thorough evaluation of all major components including thermostat operation, air filter condition, blower assembly, outdoor condenser coil, electrical connections, contactor, capacitor, condensate drain system, refrigerant charge levels, and temperature differential across the evaporator coil. All operational readings measured within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects or safety concerns identified. System verified to be operating at proper efficiency levels. Documented dust accumulation on return air grille and provided maintenance recommendations including regular filter replacement, periodic coil cleaning, and continued scheduled preventive maintenance to ensure optimal performance and system longevity.
Replaced compressor under full parts and labor warranty on 4-ton AC system. Charged system to proper specifications achieving 8 degrees subcooling and 21-degree temperature split. Corrected airflow setting from F4 to F2, increasing CFM from approximately 1000 to 1560 for proper tonnage match. Static pressure measured at 0.65"wc. Removed plugged 4" furnace filter and installed 1" temporary filter. Verified all three zone dampers operating correctly on command. Identified two older damper assemblies on main and second floor zones with history of intermittent failure; recommended replacement quote for these units. Recommended shutting down air exchanger during warmer weather. System operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
Responded to utility room for multiple water leaks affecting tankless water heater system and main water supply line. Upon inspection, identified corroded copper 90-degree fittings on cold water supply line causing active leak. Replaced damaged copper fittings and restored water service, pressure testing system to confirm successful repair. During secondary inspection of tankless unit, removed front access panel and discovered water accumulation around secondary heat exchanger with sporadic dripping. Consulted with Noritz technical support to diagnose heat exchanger failure. Coordinated replacement part order through manufacturer (Sales Order #812376-SO) for secondary heat exchanger component to be shipped directly to property for follow-up installation. System restored to temporary operation with main supply leak fully resolved.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on single-zone residential air conditioning system. Conducted thorough maintenance inspection including thermostat function verification, air filter condition assessment, blower assembly examination, outdoor coil inspection, electrical component testing, contactor and capacitor evaluation, condensate drain check, refrigerant performance analysis, and temperature split measurement. All system readings were within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects or safety concerns identified. System confirmed operating properly at time of service. Advised customer to maintain regular filter changes, keep indoor and outdoor coils clean, and schedule routine preventative maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Installed customer-provided garbage disposal and kitchen faucet beneath kitchen sink. Connected braided stainless steel supply lines to angle stop valves with proper escutcheons at wall penetrations. Installed dishwasher supply line to existing water connection. Verified all connections for proper operation and checked for leaks. All fixtures tested and functioning correctly upon completion.
Completed annual cooling system maintenance visit on residential air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive AC inspection confirming operational status of all components. Cleaned evaporator coil to ensure optimal heat transfer and system efficiency.
Responded to a sump pump system requiring code compliance for a home sale. The primary sump pump was operational, but the battery backup pump had never been properly connected and was improperly positioned in the basin. Disassembled both the primary pump and battery backup system, installed a new check valve to ensure proper flow direction and prevent backflow, and reassembled both pumps with correct positioning and electrical connections. The battery backup system is now fully functional and integrated with the primary pump, bringing the entire sump pump assembly up to code requirements.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up on 10-year-old system. Performed comprehensive inspection and testing of all components, verified refrigerant charge levels within manufacturer specifications, and confirmed proper operation of all system functions. Identified worn contactor with pitted contacts and replaced with new unit to ensure reliable performance and prevent potential system failure.
Responded to service call for leaking water heater in basement utility area. Upon inspection, found 50-gallon electric Rheem Classic series water heater with visible corrosion and active leak originating from bottom of tank. Unit was approximately 3 years old and showed signs of internal tank failure with rust-through condition. Documented existing installation including copper supply lines, brass fittings, flexible gas connections, and orange PEX distribution piping. Noted water softener system and Logic filtration equipment in immediate vicinity of failed heater. Assessed plumbing configuration including pressure gauge, wall-mounted connections, and hot water return line. Provided estimates for complete water heater replacement due to irreparable tank corrosion and leak severity.
Replaced malfunctioning zone valve motor head that was stuck open, causing hot water to pass through the system during air conditioning operation. Upon installation of new motor head, discovered relay was also stuck open, causing improper zone motor operation during both heating and cooling calls. Corrected relay issue and verified proper system operation with all zones functioning correctly.
Responded to callback for water heater backdrafting issue. Upon arrival, found that the combustion air intake from outside had been previously covered, restricting proper ventilation. The homeowner had already removed the siding that was blocking the fresh air intake and installed chicken wire screening over the opening. Inspected the fresh air intake piping from the basement through to the exterior termination point. Verified that the obstruction had been cleared and confirmed natural draft operation of the Ruud water heater was restored. Recommended upgrading to finer mesh screening to prevent small animals and debris from entering the combustion air intake system. Documented proper draft operation with video confirmation showing normal venting performance after the intake was uncovered.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2020 K&S-installed air conditioning system still under warranty. Diagnosed electrical issue with shorted wiring caused by stripped wire insulation at outdoor condenser unit. Replaced damaged wiring to restore proper electrical connections and system operation.
Responded to service call for second opinion on 2-year-old air conditioning system with suspected compressor failure. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to measure electrical values and system performance. Confirmed compressor grinding noise and abnormal electrical readings indicating compressor motor failure. Replaced failed compressor unit and restored system to proper operating condition.
Responded to a clogged kitchen drain complaint where both sink basins were backing up and water was draining back into the sink when the dishwasher operated. Upon arrival, confirmed that the homeowner had already disassembled and cleaned the P-trap assembly with no debris found. Diagnosed the blockage as being located further downstream in the main drain line beyond the trap. Utilized a drain cable to snake the kitchen sink drain line, running the cable through multiple passes at full extension to clear any restrictions. No significant debris or obstructions were retrieved during the cabling process, indicating the blockage was likely a buildup that dispersed during the clearing operation. Reassembled all drain components and conducted flow testing on both sink basins. Verified proper drainage with no backup or slow draining conditions. Confirmed dishwasher drain connection was functioning correctly with no backflow into the sink. Left the double-basin kitchen sink in full working orde
Responded to service call for reduced airflow and uneven cooling on 14-year-old Lennox air conditioning system, with upper floor experiencing inadequate cooling. Performed comprehensive system airflow balancing by adjusting two zone dampers and closing basement supply damper approximately 45 degrees to redirect conditioned air to upper levels. Reduced airflow at multiple basement registers that were fully open and contributing to unbalanced distribution. Reconfigured blower motor speed taps by switching black wire (high speed) from heating to cooling mode and brown wire (medium speed) from cooling to heating mode to increase airflow during cooling operation, as cold air requires higher CFM for proper distribution. Completed preventive maintenance tune-up including condenser coil cleaning and full system inspection. All mechanical and electrical components found operating within normal parameters. Homeowner instructed to monitor system performance and contact for speed tap re-evaluation
Responded to priority service request for residential gas line capping at exterior location. Located and accessed 8-12 gas line connected to decommissioned pool equipment hookup in outdoor area surrounded by vegetation and ground cover. Successfully capped gas line per code requirements to ensure safe disconnection of obsolete pool heating system. Work completed to facilitate property sale transaction and meet contractual deadline requirements.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection including comprehensive evaluation of water heater, utility sink, sump pump, and plumbing system components. Inspected Rheem water heater for proper operation, checked all connections, and verified safety mechanisms. Examined utility sink installation, tested faucet operation, and inspected PVC and copper supply lines for leaks or deterioration. Assessed sump pump functionality and verified proper drainage. Conducted leak detection throughout accessible plumbing system, including inspection of laundry hoses and connections. Evaluated water softener system and noted unit age and condition for potential future replacement consideration. All exterior faucets inspected and adjusted according to seasonal requirements. Documentation completed with photographic records of water heater installation and utility sink area.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on residential split system air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up inspection including evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. During operational testing, identified deteriorated capacitor with visible rust and corrosion that could lead to system failure. Successfully replaced faulty capacitor with new component, restoring unit to proper operating condition. Verified all electrical connections, tested compressor operation, and confirmed system cooling performance meets manufacturer specifications. Unit now operating efficiently and reliably for continued seasonal use.
Performed routine air conditioning tune-up and maintenance on Heat n Glo system as part of preventative maintenance agreement. System operational and cooling properly, verified thermostat functionality showing OFF mode. Inspected air filter showing moderate dust accumulation from normal use. Identified weak contactor during electrical component inspection and completed replacement to prevent future failure. Confirmed contact information on file with customer.
Completed install correction callback to address code compliance issue with furnace venting termination. Installed 3x2 PVC reducer and added approximately 8-inch length of 2-inch PVC pipe cut at 45-degree angle to reduce existing 3-inch vent termination to required 2-inch diameter at exterior discharge point per local code requirements.
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