Since 1959 Hurlburt, we’ve made it our mission to keep your home safe, comfortable and protected.

From freezing pipes in winter to heavy usage throughout the year, your plumbing system in Minneapolis faces unique challenges. Hurlburt provides reliable plumbing services to keep water flowing safely and efficiently throughout your home.
As a trusted plumber in Minneapolis, Hurlburt offers dependable solutions for everything from routine maintenance to complex repairs. Our team handles drain cleaning, pipe repairs, water heater services, and more, all with a commitment to prompt, high-quality service.
Plumbing issues can escalate quickly, especially in colder climates. Our team responds promptly to diagnose and fix problems before they cause serious damage, helping you avoid costly repairs and disruptions.
Modern homes depend on safe, reliable electrical systems. Hurlburt’s licensed electricians in Minneapolis provide a full range of services, from upgrades to repairs, ensuring your home remains powered safely and efficiently.
Our electricians bring the same level of expertise and customer care to every job, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your electrical system. From panel upgrades to lighting installations, we handle every project with attention to detail and a strong focus on safety.
Electrical work should always be handled by professionals. Our team focuses on safety, performance, and long-term reliability with every project, helping homeowners avoid hazards and maintain consistent power throughout their homes.
While winters are known for their intensity, Minneapolis summers can bring heat and humidity that make indoor comfort just as important. Hurlburt offers expert air conditioning services to keep your home cool, efficient, and comfortable all season long.
From quick repairs to full furnace and AC system upgrades, our technicians are ready to handle any cooling challenge. We service both central air and ductless systems with precision and care.
Winters in Minneapolis are not just cold, they are relentless. Hurlburt provides complete heating services including repairs, maintenance, installations, and system replacements to ensure your home stays warm when it matters most. We work on furnaces, boilers, and ductless heating systems, so no matter what setup you have, we can help.
When your heat stops working during a Minnesota winter, it becomes an urgent issue. Our team offers fast, reliable service, including emergency heating repairs, to restore comfort quickly.
For top-quality furnace repair, AC repair, indoor air quality, plumbing, or electrical services in Minneapolis, reach out to Hurlburt and schedule your service today.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Minneapolis, MN in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 7, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 1,695 jobs in Minneapolis, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2024.
Performed seasonal maintenance inspection on a 2001 Carrier 80% efficiency furnace. During the tune-up, discovered a crack in the heat exchanger eye socket, which poses a safety hazard due to potential carbon monoxide exposure. Red-tagged the unit and shut it down per safety protocols. Documented findings with combustion analysis readings and photographed the control board and affected components. Coordinated with customer to schedule an estimate appointment for system replacement.
Performed comprehensive tune-up on 3-year-old Navien boiler system. Inspected control board, electrical connections, and all internal components for proper operation. Verified heating functionality, examined plumbing connections, pressure levels, and venting system. System found to be operational with no issues identified. Membership service completed.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and maintenance on a 2-year-old system as part of seasonal maintenance special. Performed full system inspection, cleaned and tested all components, verified proper operation with no issues found or repairs needed.
Installed and secured heat tape on the furnace condensation drain line in the garage to prevent freezing. Applied insulation over the heat tape to ensure proper thermal protection. Coordinated with electrician for GFCI outlet installation required for heat tape operation, as the heat tape must be connected to a GFCI-protected circuit for safety compliance.
Completed scheduled annual heating maintenance tune-up on furnace system with no reported issues or concerns. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including system inspection, filter check, and operational testing. Documented equipment condition with photos of mechanical room plumbing infrastructure and inspection camera readings during routine diagnostic evaluation.
Responded to service call for leaking water heater. Upon inspection, confirmed active leak originating from the tank itself, with water present inside the unit's jacket. Conducted thorough assessment of the Rheem Professional series water heater and documented measurements and leak location with photographic evidence. Prepared comprehensive replacement estimate due to tank failure, as internal tank leaks are not repairable and require full unit replacement.
Completed fall preventative maintenance on three Lennox furnace units and two humidifier systems. Performed comprehensive service on all three furnaces including flushing condensate drain lines, cleaning flame sensors, and inspecting blower motors, inducer motors, and gas pressure—all components found operating within normal parameters. Replaced two air filters, including one 16x25x5 filter, and replaced one humidifier filter while inspecting the second which remained in serviceable condition. Verified electrical connections and control systems using multimeter diagnostics. Humidifiers confirmed non-operational due to existing indoor humidity level at 60%, which is above activation threshold. All systems tested and operating properly upon completion of maintenance protocol.
Completed annual heating maintenance visit on residential system including one furnace, two gas fireplaces, one garage heater, and humidifier. Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up with inspection and cleaning of flame sensor and ignition assembly. Inspected blower wheel, air filtration system, and inducer motor with amperage readings within specification. Measured flame sensor microamps and verified gas valve operation. Conducted combustion analysis showing system operating at 93.6% efficiency with safe carbon monoxide levels. Verified gas pressure and performed heat exchanger scope inspection. During internal heat exchanger examination, identified hairline crack that has not progressed past the crimp point. Issued safety advisory form documenting heat exchanger condition. All burners inspected and operating properly. System currently functioning within normal parameters. Documentation and photos provided for service records.
Performed TISH safety inspection on a 31-year-old Goodman furnace for municipal compliance. Verified ignition system, flame safety controls, gas valve operation, venting system, combustion air supply, control board functionality, and electrical amp draws—all operating within acceptable parameters. Visual inspection of heat exchanger revealed no visible cracks or holes; however, observed flame rollout when blower motor engaged, indicating a potential hidden breach in the heat exchanger that could not be directly accessed or confirmed during inspection. System was left operational, discussed replacement options and safety concerns with homeowner, and scheduled follow-up consultation with service advisor to review equipment replacement recommendations.
Replaced faulty thermistor on evaporator discharge coil with correct part. The grey-wired thermistor was removed from the evaporator coil assembly near the blower motor, and the new component was properly installed and secured to restore accurate temperature sensing functionality for the HVAC system.
Responded to no heat call on 25-year-old New Yorker boiler. Diagnosed failed ignition assembly flame sensor. Cross-referenced and installed compatible Weil McLain ignition assembly from stock. Replaced outdated ignition module with Honeywell module to ensure compatibility with new flame sensor. System successfully fired upon completion of repairs. Performed combustion analysis which revealed elevated CO levels in flue gases. Identified CO leakage from deteriorating lower left seal. Conducted borescope inspection of heat exchanger, revealing signs of deterioration consistent with age and condition of unit. High CO readings likely attributed to compromised heat exchanger integrity. Restored heat to residence and reviewed repair options and system replacement considerations with homeowner due to safety concerns and age of equipment.
Performed furnace tune-up and inspection on residential property with three HVAC units, focusing on twin attic units displaying error codes and condensation dripping issues. Found severely restricted airflow due to year-old filter not replaced and more than 10 supply vents closed throughout the home. Inspected attic air handler configuration where evaporator coil is positioned remotely from furnace rather than in standard top-mount location. Noted furnace access panels had been previously removed, indicating possible unauthorized service attempts. Identified improper system operation caused by inadequate air circulation from closed vents and clogged filter media. Instructed property owners to open all closed supply vents immediately and install new air filter to restore proper airflow and system function, then monitor for improvement before determining if additional repairs are necessary.
Responded to a callback for a pinhole leak in a copper pipe fitting that originated from a recent installation. Upon arrival, inspected the plumbing assembly and identified the leak at the first joint connection in the copper piping system near the gas meter installation. Utilized inspection camera equipment to verify the extent of the leak and assess surrounding pipe integrity. Repaired the defective fitting by replacing the compromised joint connection with proper materials and techniques. Tested the repair for leaks and verified system integrity. All work completed under warranty coverage.
Performed pre-winter tune-up and comprehensive inspection on 20+ year old Weil McLain boiler system. Inspected all piping connections, backflow preventer, and pressure relief valve—all found in good working condition with no leaks detected. Cleaned burner cavity and burners to address customer concern regarding orange pilot flame. Verified proper operation of all electronic controls and circulator pump. During detailed inspection, identified heavily scaled heat exchanger affecting combustion efficiency. Conducted combustion analysis which revealed elevated carbon monoxide levels in flue gases, consistent with heat exchanger deterioration. Detected 12 ppm CO emission from lower left seal area. Given the age of the equipment and severity of heat exchanger scaling combined with elevated CO readings, discussed replacement options with homeowner and scheduled follow-up consultation with service advisor to review equipment upgrade recommendations and ensure safe, efficient heating operation
Completed comprehensive tune-up and inspection on 14-year-old Peerless boiler system under maintenance agreement. Performed full operational assessment of boiler unit, inspected all copper piping connections, verified proper function of expansion tank and pressure relief components, and tested all gas controls and safety devices. Additionally inspected gas fireplace for proper operation and safety compliance. All systems found to be operational with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to service call for outdoor hose spigot experiencing continuous dripping when in the closed position. Upon diagnostic inspection, determined that the spigot valve mechanism was seized and could not be disassembled for repair, requiring complete replacement of the fixture. Accessed the spigot connection point by cutting an access opening in the interior ceiling to reach the water supply line. Removed the failed hose bib from the exterior wall and disconnected it from the existing copper water line. Installed new frost-free hose spigot, making secure connections to the supply line with proper fittings and ensuring adequate support at the mounting point. Tested the new fixture through multiple open/close cycles to verify proper operation and inspected all connections for leaks under pressure. Confirmed no dripping present when valve was in closed position and water flow was adequate when opened. Left installation in full working order with no leaks detected.
Replaced malfunctioning main water shut-off valves on both house side and city side of water meter due to inoperability and risk of stem failure on existing red and white valve. Removed and replaced both valves with new units to restore proper shut-off capability. Re-piped water lines in the vicinity of meter to eliminate push fittings and multiple sweat fittings, upgrading to more reliable plumbing connections. All work completed in basement utility area containing water heater, water softener system, and laundry equipment. System tested and verified for proper operation with full shut-off functionality restored on both main valves.
Coordinated city water shut-off at curb to install new 3/4" ball valve and brass fittings on street side of water meter. Removed deteriorated galvanized water supply lines and repiped complete bathroom including new water lines to vanity and toilet with new shut-off valves installed at each fixture. Repiped vanity drain within wall cavity, connecting to existing PVC drain system below. All work completed with proper fittings and connections to restore full water service to bathroom fixtures.
Responded to emergency call for active water leak causing flooding in residence. Located source of leak at bathtub fixture and identified failed cartridge as cause. Removed defective cartridge, installed replacement unit, and tested system to confirm leak was fully resolved and water flow restored to normal operation.
Responded to reported water leak at base of toilet. Upon inspection, identified failed wax ring as source of leak, with visible water pooling on bathroom floor near toilet base. Removed toilet from flange to access and assess seal condition. Confirmed wax ring deterioration with evident discoloration and compromised sealing material around toilet flange. Toilet left uninstalled at homeowner's request pending water damage assessment of subfloor and surrounding area.
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