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Lakeville offers lots of ways to enjoy outdoor winter activities, like skiing at Buck Hill or ice fishing at Lake Marion. When you’re at home, you want to be warm and cozy, which requires having a fully functional heating system. Our heating services ensure you have the right heater for your house and that it works perfectly day in and day out. For added value, our maintenance services are crucial to boosting the performance of your heater and achieving lower heating costs.
Our Heating Services Ensure a Warm, Happy Home:
- Heating repair: Is the heater making strange noises? Do you notice a weird smell similar to rotten eggs? These are clues of major heating problems that we can fix.
- Heating installation: Get the best heater possible for your home’s unique heating needs with our expert installation care. Let us help you decide whether your home needs supplemental heating to stay warm during the coldest weather conditions.
- Heating maintenance: Save money on heating costs with our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. You’ll receive annual heating maintenance, and up to $1,000 of your membership fees can go toward a heater replacement.
There’s so much to do outdoors during the summer in Lakeville. You can go swimming at Lake Marion, play tennis at Lakeville Area Tennis Courts, or even do long hikes at Ritter Farm Park. At home, to keep your living spaces cool and comfortable, you’ll need regular cooling services. Our technicians are experts in fixing refrigerant leaks, faulty compressors, and everything in between. With our services, your AC will not only last longer but also help you enjoy lower cooling costs.
Professional Cooling Services When You Need Them:
- Cooling repair: Don’t let refrigerant leaks and dirty filters compromise your home’s climate control. Instead, let us perform repairs to keep your AC working with optimal efficiency and performance.
- Cooling installation: Install the best cooling system for your home with our extensive installation support. We can even help you decide whether to go ductless.
- Cooling maintenance: Boost the performance of your AC and help it last for years to come by being a member of our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. You’ll receive annual cooling maintenance, and up to $1,000 of your membership fees can help cover the cost of a new AC.
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Your plumbing system impacts your daily life in many ways, like how you wash clothing, how you do the dishes, and even how you take a bath. Even the smallest of leaks can lead to expensive water damage and major inconveniences. We can stop leaks in their tracks and keep your house watertight.
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Hazards like electrical shock and equipment damage make working with electrical systems very risky. For this reason, you should always hire a professional when dealing with electrical work. Our electricians here at Hurlburt have more than 65 years of industry experience. We are here to ensure your home has the safest electrical system possible.
There’s so much to do in Lakeville. Antlers Park gives you lots of outdoor activity options, like swimming, hiking, picnicking, and fishing. After spending the day enjoying the city, it’s important that you have a comfortable home to return to. That’s why we deliver the best HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services available in the city.
When it comes to home service providers in Lakeville, Hurlburt is among the most dependable. To find out why we are the go-to choice for so many homeowners, just look at our over 6,000 5-star ratings. We guarantee the highest quality HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services, thanks to our 65+ years in the industry.
We can fix that dripping faucet or even install a whole new HVAC system. When you compare us to other local home service teams, we stand out due to the exceptional quality of our work. Our unwavering goal is to ensure that every client has an exceptional experience.
Contact Hurlburt today to schedule an appointment with the best electrical, plumbing, and HVAC company in Lakeville!
Responded to no cooling condition following recent furnace installation where thermostat, HRV, EIM board, and humidifier wiring had been incorrectly connected to the furnace. Diagnosed low voltage issue preventing contactor engagement at outdoor unit. Corrected all wiring connections from thermostat to furnace, properly installed new thermostat, and rewired humidifier and HRV to new EIM board per manufacturer specifications. Verified system operation with all components functioning correctly and cooling restored.
Completed follow-up phone call regarding previously submitted estimate to clarify whether quoted work pertains to front or rear exterior spigot location. Left detailed voice message explaining estimate specifics for customer review.
Responded to no cooling complaint following furnace installation. Verified thermostat operation and confirmed cooling call signal from control board. Found high voltage present at outdoor unit but no low voltage reaching contactor. Tested thermostat wire continuity to outdoor unit with acceptable results. Unable to isolate root cause of low voltage interruption during initial diagnostic. Senior technician scheduled for follow-up to complete troubleshooting and resolve cooling issue.
Responded to service call for water intrusion into furnace during rain events. Upon inspection, identified damaged or missing vent cap on furnace flue stack allowing water penetration through vent system. Documented extensive rust staining and corrosion on furnace components, including blower housing panel and internal framework, indicating ongoing moisture exposure. Photographed water damage patterns and deteriorated metal surfaces throughout unit. Recommended roofing contractor for vent cap repair or replacement to resolve water infiltration issue at source.
Responded to a utility room floor drain backup at a residential property built in 2001. Upon arrival, performed video camera inspection of the floor drain line which revealed significant sludge buildup causing the blockage. Utilized drain cable equipment to clear the obstruction from two separate access points to ensure thorough cleaning of the affected line. Successfully removed accumulated debris including hair and organic matter that had caused the backup. Following cable work, conducted flow testing to verify proper drainage operation and confirm complete clearance of the blockage. Performed follow-up video camera inspection of the entire branch line from the floor drain to the main sewer line to verify complete clearance and ensure no additional obstructions or damage existed downstream. All drainage systems restored to full operational capacity with proper flow confirmed at time of departure.
Responded to a minor water leak originating from a plastic pipe elbow in a difficult-to-access area. Upon inspection, identified active water dripping from the bottom of the elbow joint, indicating a prolonged leak that had compromised the surrounding area. Due to the extent of moisture penetration and location concerns, coordinated with restoration services to perform thermal imaging and moisture scanning of the affected wall cavity to assess potential water damage and determine the full scope of remediation required.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 13-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed capacitor as cause of system failure. Replaced defective capacitor and performed comprehensive system testing. Verified all remaining components operating within manufacturer specifications, confirmed proper refrigerant charge levels, and tested system performance. Unit restored to full operational status with all cooling functions working properly.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system over 10 years old. Upon arrival, found thermostat set to 86 degrees and confirmed inadequate cooling performance. Performed comprehensive system evaluation as a second opinion following previous minor repair by another service provider. Inspected furnace, air handler, condensate lines, refrigerant connections, and associated ductwork in mechanical closet. Observed moisture accumulation on supply ductwork indicating potential airflow or insulation concerns. Verified all electrical connections, gas lines, and copper refrigerant piping for proper installation and condition. Documented existing equipment configuration including furnace unit, water heater, expansion tank, and ventilation components. Based on age of system, declining performance, and previous repair history, recommended full system replacement as most cost-effective long-term solution. Provided detailed assessment and replacement options to homeowner for considerat
Responded to no cooling complaint on 22-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system evaluation including temperature differential testing at supply registers and visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit. Customer reported discharge air temperature of approximately 55°F at closest supply vent, noting previous performance in the low 40s range. Conducted full AC tune-up and maintenance protocol, inspecting all major components including condenser coils, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and airflow. Customer confirmed recent filter replacement within the past year. After thorough diagnostic testing and system evaluation, determined unit was operating within acceptable parameters with no mechanical deficiencies identified. System currently functioning properly with no cooling issues present at time of service.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning maintenance on Lennox system. Performed full inspection of indoor air handler including filter, condensate drain, blower motor, and all electrical wiring and components. Verified temperature split across evaporator coil within acceptable parameters. Inspected outdoor condensing unit, checking condenser coil cleanliness and capacitor condition. Measured amp draw on condenser fan motor, compressor, and contactor—all readings within manufacturer specifications. Verified refrigerant charge using industry-standard testing methods. Identified water leaking onto furnace cabinet from suction line due to inadequate insulation allowing condensation formation. Wrapped suction line with insulation tape to prevent further condensation and water damage. All system components tested and operating normally upon completion.
Responded to service call for bathroom fixture removal. Assessed existing conditions including deteriorated shower base and toilet requiring removal. Documented current state of bathroom showing worn fiberglass shower pan with staining and toilet in place. Walls displayed significant deterioration requiring attention during removal process. Provided detailed pricing options and discussed project scope with customer for complete removal of both fixtures.
Completed scheduled filter replacement on VIQUA water treatment system installed in basement utility area. Removed existing filter cartridge from housing, installed new replacement filter, and verified proper seating within blue cap assembly and secure connections to copper supply lines. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Responded to no hot water condition on Rheem tankless water heater displaying Code 11 error. Installed customer-supplied flush valve kit to enable routine maintenance and system flushing. Connected isolation valves to copper supply lines to facilitate future descaling procedures and cleaning of ignition components. Verified proper installation of flush port assembly and tested valve operation to ensure system accessibility for ongoing maintenance requirements.
# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, found outdoor fan motor running continuously with no airflow from indoor unit. Inspected system and discovered heavily soiled condenser coil restricting heat transfer and airflow. Performed thorough condenser coil cleaning to restore proper operation. Verified refrigerant pressures and system performance using manifold gauges, confirming 410A refrigerant levels and proper superheat/subcool readings post-cleaning. System restored to normal cooling operation with proper airflow. Service covered under existing warranty.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection at new commercial location, evaluating exposed wall cavity plumbing system including black PVC drain lines, copper supply piping, and associated fittings and connections. Inspected water treatment system including water softener unit with proper electrical connection and copper supply line routing in utility area. All plumbing systems photographed and documented for compliance verification.
Responded to a no cooling complaint on an 8-year-old Lennox 13ACXN036 air conditioning system that was running continuously but unable to reach setpoint. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and discovered the system had essentially no refrigerant charge, confirmed through measurements with the system both running and off. Investigated a previous diagnosis of a restricted filter drier by taking temperature readings across the component, which showed no notable temperature drop; however, this may not be conclusive given the critically low refrigerant level. Additional inspection revealed a failed capacitor reading out of manufacturer specifications and a contactor showing signs of electrical burning and deterioration. Documented all findings with photos of the indoor unit and internal components. Reviewed all repair options with the homeowner and coordinated scheduling of a service advisor for same-day follow-up to provide comprehensive repair estimates.
Completed comprehensive furnace and air conditioning tune-up on 14-year-old HVAC system. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of furnace components, AC unit, Honeywell humidifier, and electrical panel with all circuit breakers confirmed operational. No issues identified during service; system operating within normal parameters.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old air conditioning system with condenser unit not operating. Upon arrival, found system breakers in off position. Reset breakers and restored power to unit, resulting in immediate system operation. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including capacitor inspection, electrical connections verification, and refrigerant charge evaluation. Measured temperature split at supply and return registers, confirming proper system performance at 16 degrees. Inspected air filter and outdoor condenser coil, both found in clean condition. All components including compressor, condenser fan motor, and contactors tested within manufacturer specifications. System likely experienced thermal lockout due to extended runtime during extreme heat conditions. Confirmed full system functionality with proper cooling operation restored.
Responded to no cooling complaint on recently installed Mitsubishi Electric split system heat pump (Model MUZ-FX12NLHZ, R454B refrigerant). Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation finding no active error codes, proper system operation with 22-degree temperature split across coil, and refrigerant pressures within manufacturer specifications. Consulted with technical support to verify all parameters and documented case number for reference. Inspected outdoor unit components including condenser coils, fan assembly, capacitor, and electrical connections—all functioning normally. Customer advised that intermittent issue may require monitoring for error code retrieval from outdoor unit if problem recurs.
Responded to no cooling call on 4-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed fan capacitor preventing condenser fan motor operation. Replaced defective dual-run capacitor with OEM equivalent part per customer request. Verified proper system operation with condenser fan motor running and compressor cycling normally. Unit restored to full cooling capacity.
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