We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.
Replacing or fixing a defective or aging heating unit can help keep your home warm throughout the extremely cold winter season. We’re here to make sure your heating system works the way it should, keeping every room in your home warm, comfortable, and energy-efficient without the hassle.
Discover Our Numerous Heating Services for Your Home:
- Heating Repair: If your furnace is constantly cycling or making odd noises, we can help fix those issues. We’ll also fix thermostat issues, gas leaks, or other problems that can put you and your home in danger.
- Heating Installation: Putting a new furnace in your home can save money on utility bills and keep maintenance and repairs to a minimum for up to 20 years. We’ll make sure to install your new system promptly and properly.
- Heating Maintenance: Regular cleanings and inspections can minimize the risk of furnace damage while also improving indoor air quality. The Hurlburt Family Rewards Program can make it easier to get the service you need to protect your investment for years to come.
If your cooling system is more than a decade old and has started to experience issues, it may be time to consider replacing it. We can also fix any minor issues that your system might have, as well as provide routine maintenance to help your air conditioner last for the entirety of its useful life.
Contact Our Team for Great Cooling Services:
- Cooling Repair: When you see moisture near the condenser unit or feel warm air coming out of a vent, it’s time to give us a call. We’ll diagnose the issue quickly to ensure that you can watch TV, sleep, or otherwise enjoy being at home.
- Cooling Installation: A new cooling system is easier to maintain, as older units require parts and coolant that technicians might not readily have available. You’ll also likely save money on cooling bills as well as on maintenance costs for years to come.
- Cooling Maintenance: You should have our technicians inspect your air conditioner at least once a year, either during the spring or fall season. Doing so can prevent unexpected shutdowns or other issues in keeping your home cool. Our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program helps you save on maintenance and more!
A slab leak, clogged toilet or burst pipe can cause a multitude of problems, such as mold growth or a cracked foundation. You may also see increased water bills if a pipe is broken or leaking. Our team can diagnose virtually any kind of plumbing issue to ensure that your home’s pipes and fixtures are working just as they should.
An appliance that overheats when in use might be a sign that your electrical panel needs an upgrade. We can take care of that quickly. We can also fix a frayed wire or take care of other electrical issues. If you’re in need of a trusted Savage electrician, we’re the team to call!
Make an Appointment Today With Our Electricians for:
- Electrical Repair: An exposed or chewed wire might short and possibly cause an electrical fire. Our team will take care of that and other existing problems quickly to prevent any secondary problems from occurring.
- Electrical Installation: Replacing old wires can make your home safer and better suited to modern electrical consumption habits. Putting in a whole home generator, EV charger, or new electrical panel can also make it easier to meet your needs.
Whether we’re installing a whole home generator in a Summit Pointe Park home or a new cooling system in a Hidden Valley Park home, we love serving our community. We’ll be more than happy to take a trip down Highway 13 or County Road 42 to meet you and learn how we can help meet your plumbing, electrical, and HVAC needs.
With our range of HVAC service offerings, as well as plumbing and electrical services, we can help everyone in our community. Having access to timely repair, maintenance, and installation services means that you can fix or otherwise take care of a problem before it has the chance to wreak too much havoc on your home. Remember, we treat everyone like a member of our family. Our goal is to ensure you get great service at an affordable price.
When you need help from an HVAC company, electrician, or plumber in Savage, give our team at Hurlburt a call today!
Responded to no cooling complaint on one-year-old residential A/C system. Upon arrival, unit was operating normally after homeowner had replaced air filter and cycled power at breaker. Inspection revealed outdoor condenser coils heavily clogged with cottonwood debris, severely restricting airflow. During recent two-week period of 90-degree temperatures, the combination of dirty air filter and blocked condenser coils caused system to shut down on safety. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including control board inspection, refrigerant charge verification, temperature delta-t measurements, air filter condition check, and blower speed testing. All parameters found within normal operating specifications. Advised homeowner to rinse condenser coils to restore proper airflow. System restored to full cooling operation. Covered under warranty; advised future occurrences due to lack of maintenance will be billable service calls.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old Lennox R-410A system that was cycling on and off with thermostat error codes. System had experienced airflow restriction due to severely clogged air filter and outdoor coil blocked with cottonwood debris during recent high ambient temperatures in the 90s, causing unit to shut down on safety. Upon arrival, homeowner had already rinsed outdoor coil and replaced air filter. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including control board operation, refrigerant charge verification, temperature split across evaporator coil, airflow measurements at multiple blower speeds, and visual inspection of outdoor coil cleanliness. All tested components and parameters found to be within normal operating specifications. System restored to proper cooling operation with no further issues identified.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 19-20 year old AC system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including flushing condensation drain line, verifying air filter condition, checking contactor and wiring integrity, testing refrigerant levels and delta-t readings, and rinsing exterior coils to ensure proper airflow. Identified outdoor unit capacitor reading low at 39 MFD (rated 45 MFD +/-6%) and replaced capacitor with customer approval to maintain optimal system performance.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2012 Carrier HVAC system. Diagnosed system as low on refrigerant using manifold gauges, which revealed inadequate pressures on both high and low sides. Performed leak search to identify refrigerant loss points. Due to age of system and extent of repairs needed, coordinated with customer for full AC replacement rather than leak repair and recharge. Replaced existing air conditioning unit with new equipment to restore proper cooling capacity to residence.
Completed kitchen sink reinstallation following countertop installation. Connected double bowl sink with owner-supplied components including garbage disposal, strainers, continuous waste assembly, and P-trap. Installed disposal unit with proper electrical connection and mounting hardware, configured drain assemblies for both sink basins, and reconnected dishwasher drain line to disposal. All plumbing connections tested and verified leak-free with proper drainage function.
Responded to a PWSR Series water softener continuously draining into floor drain. Attempted troubleshooting by cycling through regeneration process and testing bypass function, but unit continued to drain improperly. Diagnosed system as requiring replacement due to persistent malfunction that could not be resolved through standard repair procedures. Documented existing installation and reviewed equipment specifications for replacement unit recommendation.
Responded to service call for leaking tanked water heater with water present on mechanical room floor. Upon inspection, identified soft discharge line as source of drip. Tightened discharge line connection to stop leak and verified unit continued to produce hot water properly. Performed complete plumbing system inspection of residence to ensure no additional issues were present.
Completed preventive maintenance on one residential air conditioning system with R-410A refrigerant. Performed comprehensive inspection including air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split across evaporator coil, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, run capacitor, compressor operation, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain line. Verified all electrical connections at capacitor terminals with proper wire routing. All components found to be in good working condition with no deficiencies noted. System operating within normal parameters at 75-degree ambient temperature with appropriate temperature differential. Unit cycling properly with no abnormal sounds or vibrations detected.
Conducted follow-up phone consultation to address questions regarding previously provided estimate, specifically clarifying electrical power requirements and drain venting specifications to ensure all scope items are properly defined in the quote. Documented site conditions with photos of existing thermostat installation and work area for reference.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up and inspection on older residential air conditioning system. Identified failing capacitor during diagnostic testing and replaced with new unit to restore proper system operation and prevent compressor damage.
Installed single-bulb UV light system above the evaporator coil to improve indoor air quality and reduce microbial growth. Cut access opening in ductwork, mounted UV light unit with blue illuminated bulb, and completed electrical connections to ensure proper operation.
Responded to a water leak complaint in an upstairs guest bathroom where a slow drip was occurring from the tub spout. Upon inspection, diagnosed a faulty Moen cartridge as the source of the leak. Removed and replaced the defective cartridge, resolving the dripping issue and restoring proper function to the shower fixture.
Replaced copper water supply valve with new plastic push-fit shut-off valve for dishwasher installation. Cut existing copper line and installed new stop valve to accommodate appliance connection. Verified proper shut-off operation and checked for leaks upon completion.
Installed electrical relay to outdoor HVAC unit for energy monitoring system integration with existing load shed device. The relay component features a multi-terminal connection grid designed to interface between the metering equipment and the condensing unit, allowing proper communication for energy management purposes. Installation completed as specified for system functionality.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 14-year-old residential cooling system. All components tested within manufacturer specifications, refrigerant charge verified at proper levels, and system operational performance confirmed. Outdoor condenser coils found heavily soiled requiring full disassembly for thorough cleaning to restore optimal heat transfer efficiency and extend equipment lifespan. Identified air-restrictive furnace filter (high MERV rating) limiting airflow; recommended switching to MERV 7-8 rated filter with monthly replacement schedule to improve system performance and reduce strain on blower motor.
Responded to a non-functioning outdoor hose spigot that would not shut off. Upon inspection, determined that internal seals were worn out and the spigot had corroded to the point where it could not be removed using conventional methods. Due to severe corrosion preventing the spigot from being unscrewed from the exterior, accessed the connection point by cutting an access hole in the interior wall behind the fixture. Removed the deteriorated spigot assembly from the interior access point. Installed a new hose spigot, properly securing it to the exterior siding with appropriate mounting hardware. Tested the new spigot for proper operation, confirming smooth on/off functionality and verified no leaks were present at the connection points or valve body.
Replaced a failing water control valve up to 1" on the plumbing system. The existing gate valve was no longer functioning properly to control water flow through the line. Installed a new ball, gate, swing, spring, or check valve assembly as needed to restore proper water flow control. The replacement valve was mounted on the copper piping system with brass threaded fittings and connectors, secured to the wooden backing board. Verified proper operation of the new valve and confirmed no leaks at connection points. The repair successfully restored reliable water flow control capability to the system.
Responded to no cooling call on 24-year-old air conditioning system. Found failed fuses in outdoor disconnect, which were replaced to restore power to the condenser unit. Condenser fan motor required manual rotation to initiate operation, indicating failing motor bearings or capacitor issues. System returned to operational status as a temporary repair with no guarantee due to age and condition of equipment. Replaced dirty air filter during service. Scheduled system replacement estimate due to advanced age and deteriorating components that make further repairs inadvisable.
Responded to service call for multiple plumbing concerns including malfunctioning shut-off valves and leaking fixtures. Accessed crawl space to locate and replace defective shut-off valve serving exterior hose bib that was failing to stop water flow when closed. Replaced old, worn valve with new brass shut-off valve and verified proper operation. Replaced leaking exterior spigot with new frost-free hose bib. Inspected utility sink faucet and main water shut-off valve as requested, assessed condition and provided recommendations. All replaced components tested for proper function and leaks. Work completed in attic/crawl space area with copper pipe connections secured and system restored to full operation.
Responded to service call for leaking lavatory faucet and malfunctioning shut-off valves. Upon inspection, determined that both shut-off valves under the sink were leaking and failed to properly isolate water flow, creating potential emergency access issues. Removed existing deteriorated shut-off valves and supply lines from copper stub-outs. Installed new BrassCraft quarter-turn angle stop valves with oval handles on both hot and cold water lines. Connected new braided stainless steel flexible supply lines from the angle stops to the lavatory faucet connections. Verified all connections for proper seal and tested valve operation to ensure complete water shut-off capability. Checked for leaks under pressure and confirmed system integrity. Cleaned work area and removed all debris. All components now functioning properly with reliable water isolation capability restored.
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