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Minnetonka is famous for its cold winters. The Afton Alps and Buck Hill are a blast to ski, and the icy waters of Lake Minnetonka are prime for ice fishing. But to really enjoy those cold-weather activities, you need a cozy place to come home to. Our team can expertly repair, maintain, and install heating systems while helping keep your heating bills down all winter long.
Depend On Us for These Heating and Furnace Solutions:
- Heating repair: A malfunctioning heat exchanger or blower motor causes the heater to use more energy and wear out internal components. From gas valve issues to malfunctioning burner assemblies, we can fix them all.
- Heating installation: We do installations for gas and electric heaters as well as energy-efficient heat pumps to lower your heating costs.
- Heating maintenance: Get your furnace serviced once a year when you sign up for the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. You’ll save on repairs and accessories and get considerable discounts when it’s time for a heating replacement.
The efficiency of your air conditioning system impacts your ability to relax at home when the weather heats up. We fix issues like refrigerant leaks and blocked air filters so that your home stays cool in the summer. Our installation services help you achieve first-rate air conditioning year-round. When you’re done enjoying water sports at the lake or Minnetonka Mills Park, you don’t have to sweat at home.
We Offer Professional Cooling Services:
- Cooling repair: Stop struggling with weak airflow and inconsistent cooling. Our technicians repair blower motors, frozen evaporator coils, clogged condensate drains, and more.
- Cooling installation: Our installation support is key to selecting the best cooling system for your home. You’ll enjoy cheaper cooling costs and better air quality. We can help you decide if it might make sense to go ductless, too.
- Cooling maintenance: Take advantage of the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program to make your air conditioner last longer and consume less energy. We’ll help you avoid expensive repairs with our yearly tune-up.
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Water seepage and pipe corrosion can weaken your home’s framework, causing problems with its foundation. Mold can grow in damp environments caused by leaks. Water bills will skyrocket from even small faucet drips. A plumber from Hurlburt knows how to find and fix these problems. Our hard water in Minnetonka takes a toll on pipes and appliances, so you may want to try our water treatment options as well.
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Your electrical system is too important to leave to a company that doesn’t truly care about your safety and comfort. Whether you have a safety hazard or just want complete control over your home illumination with smart lights, we can help. To ensure you have power at all times, even during power outages, we can install a home generator and a surge protector to protect the electronics and appliances you depend on.
Call Our Electricians For:
- Electrical repair: Power surges, flickering lights, and blown fuses are some of the most annoying electrical issues. We can fix all of these problems. Our electricians also specialize in repairing broken outlets, fixing overloaded panels, and replacing aging wiring.
- Electrical installation: Allow us to take care of all electrical installations in your home so it stays safe and up to code. Ceiling fans allow for more efficient heating and cooling. EV charging stations make owning an electric car more convenient than ever.
We serve every neighborhood in Minnetonka. Older homes along Minnetonka Boulevard may have outdated electrical panels and wiring. Or maybe you live in one of the newer homes near Williston Road, and you’re stuck with a leaking faucet. Hurlburt is the team to call whenever you need electrical, plumbing, or HVAC work.
No matter how big or little the job is, we always go above and beyond for our customers. Our dedication to improving the quality of life in Minnetonka drives us to consistently provide an exceptional experience. We are a one-stop shop for all your home service needs, from our family to yours.
Call Hurlburt for the best plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company in Minnetonka!
Responded to service call for leaking bathtub spigot and continuously running toilet. Diagnosed faulty Moen tub and shower valve requiring cartridge replacement. Successfully replaced worn cartridge in shower control valve, resolving the leak at the tub spout. Inspected toilet tank and identified issues with flush mechanism contributing to continuous running. Completed repairs and verified proper operation of both fixtures.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant charge and heavily restricted outdoor condenser coil with significant dirt and debris accumulation between fins. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil to restore proper airflow and heat transfer capability. Added refrigerant to bring system to proper operating charge. Verified system operation and confirmed adequate cooling performance upon completion.
Replaced failed condenser fan motor under parts warranty on outdoor AC unit. Removed defective motor, installed new replacement motor, and restored system to full operational status. Unit tested and confirmed functioning properly upon completion.
Responded to water leak emergency with moisture intrusion affecting multiple levels of the residence. Upon investigation, identified failed toilet wax ring seal in upper-level bathroom as primary source of water infiltration, causing damage to ceiling materials and visible moisture migration into garage area below. Observed significant corrosion and oxidation on copper supply lines passing through structural framing, indicating prolonged exposure to moisture. Documented extensive deterioration of surrounding building materials, including damaged subflooring and ceiling penetration points where plumbing fixtures penetrate. Replaced defective wax ring seal on toilet to restore proper watertight connection between fixture and drain flange. Inspected all associated plumbing connections for additional leaks or compromised seals. Coordinated with water damage restoration services for remediation of affected areas.
Performed return visit for refrigerant leak search on newly installed system experiencing repeated loss of charge. Conducted comprehensive inspection of evaporator coil, field joints, condenser coil, and all service ports using UV light and leak detection equipment but found no visible indications of refrigerant loss at accessible connection points. System confirmed low on refrigerant upon arrival. Recharged system to manufacturer specifications and injected UV leak detection dye into refrigerant circuit for enhanced leak identification on future visit. Verified system operation with temperature split measurement of 19 degrees across evaporator coil, confirming adequate cooling performance. System currently operational but will require additional follow-up visit to locate elusive leak once dye has circulated through system and potentially migrates to leak source.
Replaced 1.5-5 ton thermal expansion valve (TXV) on HVAC system. During post-repair testing, discovered indoor blower fan would not operate. Troubleshooting revealed control wiring to ECM motor had pulled loose from connector plug, with multiple conductors disconnected from the harness. System requires return visit to install new connector plug and wiring harness to restore proper ECM motor operation and complete repair.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old system. Verified thermostat operating correctly and found compressor running but outdoor fan motor not operating. Tested low voltage (24V) and high voltage (240V) circuits, both within normal parameters. Tested dual-run capacitor (40+5 MFD), confirmed functioning properly. Diagnosed failed condenser fan motor as root cause of no cooling condition. Submitted parts order and warranty verification request given system age, and scheduled return visit for fan motor replacement upon parts arrival.
Completed annual preventative maintenance agreement visit for furnace and air conditioning system with no known issues reported. Performed comprehensive AC maintenance on one outdoor condenser unit utilizing R22 refrigerant with ambient temperature at 73 degrees. Inspection included air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split across evaporator coil, condenser unit, condenser and evaporator coils, blower motor, capacitors, compressor operation, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain system. Air conditioning system tested and confirmed operating within normal parameters. Conducted full furnace maintenance inspection covering air filter condition, carbon monoxide levels, temperature rise, burner assembly, flame sensor, hot surface igniter, blower motor, run capacitor, condensate drain, and heat exchanger integrity. Heating system tested and verified operating normally with all safety controls functioning properly. Both HVAC systems are in good working condition and ready f
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old Fujitsu Halcyon mini split system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation using manifold gauges to assess system pressures. Testing confirmed low refrigerant charge as the cause of inadequate cooling performance. Recharged system with refrigerant to restore proper operating levels and return unit to normal cooling operation.
Installed customer-supplied shower trim kit in bathroom with beige speckled tile surround. Completed installation of chrome single-handle shower valve control with circular escutcheon plate and matching chrome tub spout below, both fixtures mounted on tiled wall above existing bathtub. All components secured properly and tested for functionality, with polished chrome finish ensuring consistent appearance throughout the installation.
Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old system displaying anti-frost fault code with red blinking indicator light. Upon arrival, inspected filter, blower motor, and condensate drainage system, discovering and clearing a clogged drain line. Initial refrigerant pressure readings suggested possible undercharge. Ran system in fan-only mode for two hours to allow complete thawing of frozen components. Upon return, conducted second set of refrigerant readings which indicated a restriction in the system rather than low charge. Despite high valve saturation temperature, suction line continued to freeze, confirming thermostatic expansion valve malfunction. Attempted to reposition and secure TXV sensing bulb and temperature sensors without resolution. System shut down to allow complete defrost. Diagnosed faulty TXV requiring replacement. Follow-up visit scheduled to install new thermostatic expansion valve and restore cooling operation.
Completed annual preventative maintenance cooling visit on mini split system consisting of 2 outdoor condenser units and 5 indoor air handler heads. Performed comprehensive tune-up procedures on all equipment. Addressed reported issue of one indoor head producing rattling noise during startup and shutdown cycles. Upon inspection, found blower wheel contaminated with debris causing the noise. Thoroughly cleaned blower wheel, eliminating the rattle and restoring quiet operation.
Replaced aging gate valve before the water meter and installed a new ball valve after the meter where no shutoff previously existed. Coordinated with the city to shut off water supply, then installed two new ball valves on either side of the water meter to provide proper isolation capability. Reconnected water lines, restored service, and performed a 10-minute leak inspection with no issues detected, leaving the plumbing system fully operational.
Performed comprehensive A/C maintenance on Lennox system with 410A refrigerant at 72-degree ambient temperature. Conducted full system inspection including filter, thermostat, temperature split, condenser unit, coils, motors, capacitors, compressor, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain. Investigated customer concern regarding intermittent high-pitched rattling/clacking noise from condenser that occurred overnight but was not present during service visit. Inspected condenser fan assembly and housing for debris or foreign objects with no abnormalities found. Per customer request, evaluated evaporator coil accessibility and condition—coil found operational but access limited due to installation configuration above furnace. Inspected supply duct damper in underslab ductwork and confirmed manual adjustment capability via flathead screw mechanism; noted broken vane in main supply turning vent requiring future attention. Assessed outdoor condenser unit levelness and confirmed unit i
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up and system inspection on Trane air conditioning system. Recovered 5 oz of refrigerant and verified proper operation with 78°F outdoor ambient temperature. Corrected fan motor bracket rattle by repositioning and bending the detached support bar to secure the motor and eliminate noise. Conducted thorough inspection of furnace, condensate drain, heat exchanger, and evaporator coil. Discovered cracked heat exchanger and red-tagged the unit for safety; showed defect to homeowner at equipment location. Investigated reported short cycling issue where outdoor unit would run only 5-10 minutes at a time, shut off, and fail to maintain adequate cooling. Cleaned condenser coils and washed outdoor unit to remove accumulated debris and improve airflow. Checked refrigerant charge and determined system appears to be overcharged by approximately one pound. Refrigerant recovery and charge verification required to obtain accurate operating readings and restore proper s
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 8-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, cleaning, and operational testing. Unit found to be functioning properly with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to service call for multiple toilet issues affecting three fixtures. Pulled and reset one toilet with failed wax ring seal, ensuring proper alignment and watertight connection to floor flange. Secured two additional toilets that were loose at floor mounting points by sealing and shimming to achieve stable installation and prevent rocking. All fixtures tested for proper operation and verified leak-free performance upon completion.
Completed replacement of single-handle kitchen faucet and installed three new angle stop shut-off valves with supply lines for three toilets throughout the residence. All fixtures were tested for proper operation and verified leak-free connections upon completion.
Responded to emergency call for leaking water softener system in basement utility area. Upon arrival, found water softener experiencing severe leakage from multiple points on the control head assembly, with active water discharge requiring immediate attention. Assessed unit condition and determined repair was not viable due to extent of deterioration and corrosion on copper piping connections. Bypassed the water softener system to restore water flow to the residence and prevent further water damage. Completely removed the failed water softener unit from the plumbing system. Documented existing plumbing infrastructure including copper supply lines, PVC drainage, and water heater connections. Provided detailed estimate for installation of customer-supplied replacement water softener unit.
# HVAC Service Completed Responded to a no cooling call on a 10+ year old system where water leakage was initially reported near the furnace. Upon arrival, confirmed active water leak originating from a failed condensate pump in the mechanical area. System had been shut down with furnace fan left in "on" position to prevent further water damage. Diagnosed the condensate pump as the source of the leak, which had been allowing water to overflow from the drain pan onto the surrounding floor. The failed pump was unable to evacuate condensate water produced during normal air conditioning operation, causing water accumulation and spillage in the utility area. Removed the defective condensate pump and installed a new replacement unit. Reconnected all condensate drain lines and electrical connections to the new pump. Verified proper pump operation and confirmed adequate drainage of condensate water from the system. Tested the air conditioning system through a complete cooling cycle to ensur
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