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Minnesota is known for its cold winter weather, and the average high temperatures in Hopkins are well below freezing from December through February. When the cold hits, you can count on our heating experts to make sure your family keeps warm. Our technicians can take care of your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, ensuring it’s correctly maintained and deftly handling any repairs. If you’re struggling with a cold house, we won’t rest until it’s fully warm again. We can also help you enjoy greater comfort by upgrading your house with a new, high-efficiency heating system.
We’re Ready to Assist With Heating Services:
- Heating Repair: Even minor problems can put your heating at risk of giving out suddenly or shortening its lifespan. That’s why you should look to us for prompt heating repairs.
- Heating Installation: Tired of your heating bills rising year after year? Don’t wait until it’s too late! Contact us to get the new system you need.
- Heating Maintenance: Our reliable maintenance services are a great way to save on your energy bills and get the most out of your heating. With the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program, you’ll get discounted repairs and save even more!
Looking for ways to stay cool this summer without breaking the bank? Our service technicians can expertly maintain and repair your AC so it always works efficiently during our often hot and humid weather. We understand how frustrating and stressful it can be when your home is constantly too hot. We offer top-notch ACs, heat pumps, and mini-splits and will help you find the ideal new cooling system for your home.
Depend on Us for These Cooling Services:
- Cooling Repair: If your AC seemingly never shuts off or causes your electricity bill to spike, we can get it fixed straight away. We work on all brands and all types of cooling equipment and can handle any problem.
- Cooling Installation: If you live in an old home without ductwork, a mini-split AC system is the perfect solution to keep you cool. Have an old AC or heat pump that no longer works well? Ditch it and beat the heat with a new central cooling system from Hurlburt.
- Cooling Maintenance: Don’t struggle with frequent breakdowns and subpar energy efficiency. Our maintenance experts will keep your AC in peak condition. Experience the highest level of service and support with the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program!
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The worst thing you can do when it comes to your plumbing is neglecting issues that need to be fixed. Even a seemingly minor thing like a dripping faucet can cost you greatly due to the amount of water it wastes. No repair is too big or too small for our experienced plumbers to handle. Whether it’s insufficient hot water or a slab leak, we’ll help you overcome it. As one of the most experienced plumbing companies in the area, you can rely on us for professional installations and upgrades as well.
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Want to make 100% certain your electrical system is safe? Our team can identify any electrical hazards in your home and make sure they’re fully eliminated. Whether it’s smoke coming from an outlet or a switch that feels hot, count on us for rapid, reliable assistance. Upgrading your home with a new electrical panel is a great way to save on electricity costs. We can also keep you prepared for power outages with a backup generator and perform any other installation.
How Our Electricians Can Help You:
- Electrical Repair: We take pride in performing quality electrical repairs and improving electrical safety. From dead outlets and flickering lighting to malfunctioning circuit breakers, we’ll fix whatever problems your home has.
- Electrical Installation: Do you have an EV and are sick of slow charging speeds? Let us help by installing a new Level 2 charging station. We’re adept at installing all other types of electrical equipment and components and are ready to put our skills to work for you.
No matter if your house is near ArtStreet, the Pavilion, or the Artery, we’re ready to serve you. With more than 450 houses that are 100+ years old, Hopkins has a whole lot of historical charm. Whether you live in one of these homes or something newer, we can meet your needs while treating your house with the care and respect it deserves.
For more than 65 years, Hurlburt has been cultivating long-lasting partnerships with area homeowners by offering them honest advice and unbeatable service and support. The thousands of five-star reviews we’ve received are a testament to the quality of work we perform. We also believe in giving back however we can as a way to say thanks to our community.
For assistance from a dependable, trustworthy plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company, contact Hurlburt in Hopkins today!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Hopkins, MN between August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 22, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 140 jobs in Hopkins, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in April 2025.
Completed comprehensive boiler tune-up and maintenance service. Thoroughly scrubbed burners, vacuumed debris from under burner assembly and surrounding boiler area. Inspected and verified all five zone valves operating correctly. Performed safety diagnostics including carbon monoxide testing which measured 1 ppm (within safe parameters) and confirmed system pressure at 20 psi. All components functioning properly with no issues identified. System left in optimal operating condition.
Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance on two furnace systems and two AC units. Performed comprehensive furnace inspection including flame sensor cleaning, heat exchanger examination with no cracks or holes detected, wiring inspection, and testing of inducer motors and blower motors. CO levels tested within safe parameters on both systems. Noted air filters require replacement on both units. On cooling systems, inspected wiring, contactors, and refrigerant levels with all readings nominal. Identified failing run capacitor on larger outdoor unit reading 39µF out of rated 45µF; obtained approval and replaced capacitor. Verified cooling performance with 11-degree delta-T despite marginal outdoor ambient conditions of 60°F. All systems operational and ready for seasonal use.
Performed furnace tune-up on 15-year-old unit and discovered cracked heat exchanger during inspection. Due to the age of the equipment and cost-effectiveness of repair versus replacement, a complete furnace replacement was completed to ensure safe and reliable heating operation.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection and tune-up visit addressing multiple plumbing concerns throughout the property. Conducted comprehensive inspection of all accessible plumbing systems and found no visible leaks or significant issues. Removed hair obstruction from upstairs bathtub drain to restore proper drainage. Diagnosed intermittently running toilet on main floor and identified faulty fill valve and flapper as the cause. Removed existing fill valve and flapper assembly, installed new replacement components, and verified proper toilet operation with no further running issues. Water heater flushing was deferred as separate diagnostics are scheduled. All work completed successfully and systems functioning as intended.
Responded to service call for water heater leaking from bottom. Upon inspection, determined the discharge valve was the source of the leak, not the tank itself. The combi unit was running excessively hot, and the recirculation pump was found unplugged. Intermittent leaking observed - unit not actively leaking during service but evidence of significant water discharge when failure occurs. Due to age of equipment, condition of corroded valve assembly, overheating issues, and mixing valve concerns, recommended full system replacement rather than repair.
Responded to service call for water heater leaking from bottom. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic assessment of residential tanked water heater system installed in basement utility area. Inspected entire unit including tank integrity, copper piping connections, pressure relief valve, gas valve assembly, and all associated fittings. Examined pressure gauge readings and verified proper system operation of heating components. Documented existing installation configuration including return lines from heating system, soldered copper joints, and control unit functionality. Evaluated water heater for signs of corrosion, structural compromise, and potential leak sources at base of tank. Photographed installation for diagnostic documentation showing pressure monitoring equipment, piping layout, and overall system condition. Provided detailed estimate for recommended repairs or replacement options based on assessment findings.
Replaced a failing water control valve up to 1" in the basement plumbing system. Installed a new ball, gate, swing, spring, or check valve to restore proper water flow control through the main water line. The copper piping system was accessed at the ceiling joists, and the new valve with yellow handle was properly integrated into the existing plumbing configuration to ensure reliable shut-off capability.
Completed annual maintenance on 2017 Bryant furnace including comprehensive system inspection and tune-up. Cleaned flame sensor and burners, inspected heat exchanger with no cracks or holes detected, flushed condensation trap, and verified inducer motor and blower motor operation. Identified missing W2 thermostat wire preventing second stage heating operation after 16-18 minute observation period. Installed jumper wire from W1 to W2 terminal to restore proper two-stage heating functionality. Conducted safety testing with carbon monoxide levels measuring 7 ppm and gas supply pressure at 3.16" W.C., both within acceptable operating parameters. System now operating correctly and prepared for heating season.
Completed annual maintenance agreement visit including both cooling and heating system inspections on a 9-year-old air conditioning unit and 3-year-old boiler system in a century-old residence. Performed comprehensive AC evaluation including contactor and capacitor testing, evaporator coil inspection, refrigerant charge verification, air filter assessment, temperature drop measurements across the system, and amperage draw readings on all electrical components. Conducted thorough boiler inspection including visual examination of all piping and connections for potential leaks, tested backflow preventer and pressure relief valve operation, verified system pressure levels, inspected ignition system and flame safety controls, examined burner assembly cleanliness, evaluated heat exchanger condition, tested circulator pump operation, and performed combustion analysis to ensure optimal efficiency and safe operation. All components on both systems passed inspection with readings within manufact
Responded to callback for water heater venting issue following previous service visits where water was accumulating in the vent pipe due to improper pitch. Drained water from vent line and re-pitched the PVC venting system to ensure proper drainage and prevent future water buildup. System now functioning correctly with adequate slope for condensate drainage.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection including full system evaluation and hot water heater flush on A.O. Smith unit. Inspected all visible plumbing connections, copper supply lines, drainage systems, and water treatment equipment including softener unit. All components found operating within normal parameters with no leaks, corrosion, or deficiencies detected at time of service.
Responded to callback on newly installed multi-zone system experiencing recurring error code x3418 and automatic shutdowns requiring manual resets. Found system low on refrigerant charge again and identified temperature discrepancy in one zone reading 63°F actual versus 74°F setpoint. Recharged system with R-454B refrigerant, reverified branch box configurations for proper zone control, and monitored system operation through multiple cycles to ensure proper function across all four zones.
Responded to service call regarding chemical odor emanating from bathroom faucet and water supply installed approximately one year prior. Inspected Delta single-handle chrome faucet assembly, supply lines, and drain connections for potential defects or contamination sources. Contacted manufacturer technical support to assess warranty coverage for suspected defective components causing water odor issue. Documented faucet installation with photographs showing complete fixture assembly, countertop mounting, and surrounding conditions for manufacturer warranty claim submission. Warranty claim was denied by manufacturer. Provided technical assessment and photographic documentation to facilitate replacement faucet procurement through manufacturer channels.
Responded to report of ceiling leak below bathroom in 1950s-era home. Upon inspection, identified leaking bathtub as source of water damage. Diagnosed faulty tub spout and shower cartridge as root cause of leak. Removed and replaced defective tub spout and cartridge with new components, restoring proper function and eliminating leak.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 38-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, unit was operational following customer reset of system after overnight shutdown. Diagnosed failing contactor exhibiting excessive buzzing and intermittent operation, which caused system shutdown requiring manual reset. Observed compressor drawing high starting amperage, indicating motor wear consistent with unit age. Electrical connections showed significant corrosion, dust accumulation, and environmental degradation. System currently operational but contactor failure imminent and compressor nearing end of service life. Recommended full system replacement due to age and condition of components. Scheduled replacement estimate appointment.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement inspection on 2-year-old Lennox air conditioning system and 15-year-old Carrier furnace. Verified capacitor, contactor, and refrigerant charge within specifications on cooling system. Cleaned condenser coil and confirmed proper amp draws and temperature drop across evaporator coil. Inspected furnace components including igniter, flame sensor, blower motor, and heat exchanger. Performed combustion analysis and verified temperature rise within acceptable range. Identified draft motor producing loud grinding noises during operation, indicating imminent failure. Heat exchanger showing significant wear consistent with age. Recommended complete furnace replacement due to age and cost-effectiveness compared to ECM draft motor replacement. Discussed equipment options with homeowner, completed parts request form, and scheduled follow-up consultation with service advisor.
Responded to recurring water leak near main line with water shut off to home. Located source of hissing noise and identified pinhole leak at soldered 90-degree elbow fitting. Removed failed solder joint and replaced defective 90-degree elbow with new copper fitting using proper soldering techniques. Tested repair for leaks, restored water service, and confirmed system integrity. Customer declined optional replacement of approximately 20 feet of aged piping at this time.
Completed installation of high wind resistant chimney rain cap on existing brick chimney structure. Contacted homeowner prior to arrival to confirm appointment scheduling. Accessed rooftop and removed existing standard metal flue cap from concrete chimney crown. Installed new white metal high wind rated chimney cap designed to prevent water intrusion and withstand severe weather conditions. Secured cap properly to concrete crown ensuring weather-tight seal. Verified proper fitment and stability of new rain cap installation. Inspected brick chimney structure and mortar joints during installation - noted masonry in functional condition with minor weathering and efflorescence present. Documented completed installation with photographs showing before and after conditions of chimney cap replacement. Installation completed within scheduled two-hour timeframe.
Responded to no cool call on 8-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered the fuses previously installed in the outdoor disconnect were undersized at 15 amps each, causing system failure. Replaced with properly sized 30 amp fuses after verifying compatibility with the 30 amp 2-pole breaker at the indoor panel and confirming maximum fuse rating of 40 amps per manufacturer specifications for the condensing unit. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including amperage readings on all electrical components, condenser coil inspection, refrigerant charge verification, and high voltage circuit inspection. All amp draws measured within manufacturer specifications, condenser coil found clean with adequate airflow, refrigerant charge confirmed at proper levels, and no electrical shorts detected on high voltage circuits. System restored to normal operation with proper cooling performance confirmed before departure.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up and safety inspection on 12-year-old Goodman unit. Verified gas pressure and combustion parameters within manufacturer specifications, confirmed safe carbon monoxide levels in flue exhaust. Conducted heat exchanger inspection revealing temperature stress points requiring monitoring. Tested flame sensor and found current reading below 2 micro amps, indicating component failure requiring replacement. All remaining system components tested and operating within acceptable ranges. Submitted parts order for flame sensor replacement and will schedule return visit upon arrival. Recommended upgrading to MERV 7 or 8 rated air filter with monthly replacement schedule for optimal system performance. Unit remains fully operational and safe for continued use.
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