Since 1959 Hurlburt, we make it our mission to keep your home comfortable and protected.
with Purchase of Furnace & AC
Includes Merv 16 5" media cabinent and ApcoX Premium UV-light. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
When the heat of summer hits, a working AC is vital. Our AC repair services address a wide range of issues, from refrigerant leaks to electrical faults, ensuring your system cools effectively.
Our team at Hurlburt also provides fast and effective furnace repair in Edina to keep your home warm and efficient. Whether you’re dealing with poor airflow, frequent cycling, or unusual sounds, our experts diagnose and fix the issue to restore your comfort and improve your furnace’s efficiency.
Routine HVAC maintenance is another key to efficient, reliable performance year-round. Our maintenance services include inspecting and cleaning filters, coils, and other components, helping to avoid costly breakdowns and improve and prolong your system’s performance.
Whether you need simple repairs or complex installations, Hurlburt’s Edina electricians provide safe and dependable service. From rewiring to panel upgrades, we handle each job with care, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your home’s electrical systems. We even provide flexible financing options on approved credit to make sure your needs are always covered.
Hurlburt is proud to provide top-quality HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services to homeowners in Edina. Contact us today to schedule services!
Performed diagnostic service on a Toto 700H Neorest toilet experiencing multiple malfunctions including wand extending without water spray and lid not opening fully. After thorough inspection and consultation with Toto technical support, identified failed components including the solenoid, hinge motor, DC control board, wand assembly, and e-water controller. Coordinated with manufacturer to create service ticket for replacement parts to complete repair upon arrival.
Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance on condenser unit. Inspected system components, checked refrigerant levels, and verified proper operation. Replaced dirty air filter with clean unit to ensure optimal airflow and system efficiency.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance inspection on rooftop unit after obtaining roof access from front desk. Verified thermostat operation showing proper cooling mode and temperature control, confirmed recent filter change was adequate, and inspected blower assembly. Evaluated outdoor coil condition, tested electrical components including contactor and capacitor with clamp meter showing normal amperage readings, checked condensate drain flow, and measured refrigerant performance with temperature split within manufacturer specifications. All system components operating properly with no mechanical defects or safety concerns identified at time of service.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance inspection on rooftop unit. Accessed roof via front desk key and completed full system evaluation including thermostat operation, blower assembly, outdoor coil, electrical components, contactor, capacitor, condensate drain, refrigerant performance, and temperature split measurements. Customer reported excessive fan motor noise; adjusted blower motor to lower speed setting, which reduced noise levels while maintaining adequate airflow and refrigeration performance. Verified filter was recently changed by customer. All electrical connections tested and confirmed secure. System operating within normal parameters at time of service. Recommended maintaining regular filter changes, keeping indoor and outdoor coils clean, and scheduling routine preventive maintenance to ensure continued optimal performance.
Responded to install callback for 3-ton heat pump system experiencing extended recovery time during cooling cycles. Previous technicians suspected system was stuck in low-stage cooling and not engaging second-stage operation. Verified and corrected blower speed settings for both cooling stages at the air handler. Adjusted thermostat parameters to engage second-stage cooling more aggressively for faster temperature recovery. Checked refrigerant charge and adjusted subcooling to 13°F for optimal performance. Verified proper operation of Honeywell wireless thermostat controls and wiring connections. System now achieving 20°F temperature split and cycling through both cooling stages as designed. Recommended utilizing thermostat scheduling feature to minimize temperature recovery demands. System operating normally with both stages engaging properly.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance inspection on rooftop unit, accessing equipment with key from front desk. Verified and confirmed proper operation of thermostat, blower assembly, outdoor coil, electrical components, contactor, capacitor, and condensate drain. Checked refrigerant performance and temperature split, with all readings within normal operating range. No mechanical defects or safety concerns identified at this time.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop Bryant air handler system after coordinating roof access with front desk. Conducted full maintenance inspection including thermostat operation verification (Honeywell digital unit displaying proper temperature readings), 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 measurements. All system readings confirmed within normal operating parameters with no mechanical defects or safety concerns identified. System operating properly at this time. Advised on importance of regular filter changes, maintaining clean indoor and outdoor coils, and scheduling routine preventive maintenance to ensure continued optimal performance and prevent future issues.
Completed comprehensive AC maintenance inspection on rooftop unit with 16x16 filter replacement. Verified and tested all critical system components including thermostat operation, blower assembly, outdoor coil condition, electrical connections, contactor, capacitor, and condensate drain functionality. Evaluated refrigerant performance and measured temperature split across the system. All operational parameters and readings confirmed within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects or safety concerns identified. System operating properly at time of service. Recommended ongoing filter maintenance, regular coil cleaning, and routine preventive maintenance to ensure continued optimal performance.
Responded to no cooling complaint on second-floor Lennox condenser unit installed in 2024. Upon arrival, both AC units were operational, but customer provided video showing compressor cycling on then immediately shutting off. Performed diagnostic testing on capacitor, contactor, and compressor components—all tested within normal parameters. Discovered condenser coils heavily obstructed with cottonwood debris, causing severe airflow restriction and compressor short-cycling. Verified refrigerant charge at proper levels. Thoroughly rinsed condenser coils to restore airflow, replaced air filter, and confirmed blower motor operating at correct speed. System restored to normal cooling operation. Additionally identified secondary issue with basement zone damper motor stuck in open position, causing continuous airflow to basement zone regardless of thermostat call. Verified first-floor zone damper operating correctly. Basement damper motor requires replacement to restore proper zone control
Return visit for heat pump inadequate cooling capacity. System previously serviced with refrigerant adjustment and DIP switch configuration changes per tech support, but thermostat still not reaching setpoint. Evaluated system performance and identified insufficient airflow as contributing factor. Adjusted blower speed settings to increase CFM delivery. Verified supply air temperatures and system operation. Unit now maintaining improved temperature differential and better overall cooling performance.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation and determined unit was operating significantly low on refrigerant charge. Explained leak search and repair procedures to homeowner, including testing methods and repair options. Customer declined repair service and requested replacement estimate instead. Coordinated scheduling with service advisor for system replacement consultation and provided overview of available equipment options.
Responded to a basement floor drain backup occurring during laundry use. Cabled the floor drain to clear the initial restriction, then performed video inspection which revealed internal corrosion restricting flow. Executed secondary cable run to break up corrosion buildup and restore adequate drain diameter. Conducted operational test by running laundry simultaneously with pouring water down the floor drain—both drained properly with no backup observed. Extended video inspection from floor drain into the main sewer line, identifying multiple points of tree root intrusion throughout the system. Provided pricing for comprehensive mainline root removal service; property owner declined to proceed with mainline clearing at this time. Additionally assessed kitchen faucet with stem leak—determined faucet requires full replacement due to corroded components; property owner will contact manufacturer regarding potential warranty coverage before scheduling replacement.
Responded to warranty call for outdoor AC unit installed six weeks prior experiencing loud vibration and rattling noise during fan operation. Diagnosed issue as loose plastic fan insert causing vibration against fan mount assembly. Removed fan mount screws, repositioned and secured plastic fan insert, then reinstalled and tightened fan mount to manufacturer specifications. Tested unit operation to verify elimination of noise and vibration, confirming proper fan operation and system performance.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop unit, including replacement of 16x20x1 filter and complete system inspection. Unit is older but operating within normal parameters with all components functioning as designed.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop-mounted unit serving 4-year-old system. Replaced 20x20x1 air filter and performed full inspection of rooftop condenser unit, including capacitor, contactor, electrical wiring, and refrigerant charge levels. All components tested within normal operating parameters and system found to be functioning properly with no issues identified.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 5-year-old system with no reported issues. Installed 20x20x1 air filter and performed standard maintenance procedures including temperature differential measurements and electrical system inspection. Unit operating within normal parameters; recommended continued routine maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 4-year-old Lennox system with rooftop condenser unit. Obtained roof access key from front desk and performed full inspection of both indoor and outdoor components. Inspected 20x20x1 air filter and blower motor assembly—both found in good operating condition. On rooftop unit, tested capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring connections; all within normal parameters. Checked refrigerant charge levels and measured temperature delta-t across evaporator coil—readings confirmed proper system operation. System demonstrated optimal performance with no deficiencies noted. Unit is operating efficiently and ready for cooling season.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop condenser unit and indoor air handler. Replaced 20x20x1 air filter, verified blower motor speed within specifications, and inspected all electrical components including capacitor, contactor, and wiring connections. Checked refrigerant charge levels and confirmed proper system operation. Unit tested successfully and is operating efficiently for the cooling season.
Completed annual AC tune-up on one-year-old system located on roof. Accessed unit with key from front desk, performed standard maintenance procedures, and replaced air filter. Unit operating properly with no issues identified.
Completed AC tune-up on rooftop unit with customer not present on-site. Coordinated with customer via phone to remotely activate system through smart thermostat for testing. Performed inspection of outdoor condenser components including capacitor, contactor, electrical wiring, and refrigerant charge—all found to be in good working condition with system operating properly. Left 20x20x1 replacement filter at front desk for customer to install independently, as interior components including evaporator coils, blower motor, and thermostat were not accessible during this visit.
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