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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in St. Louis Park, MN between May 2026 and July 2026.
The most recent job was on July 20, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 56 jobs in St. Louis Park, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in April 2025.
Responded to no hot water complaint affecting entire residence. Upon inspection, discovered existing 40-gallon natural gas water heater with significant base leakage and pilot light failure. Unit was unable to maintain ignition due to internal component failure and water damage. Recommended and performed complete water heater replacement with like-for-like 40-gallon short natural gas unit with natural venting system. Disconnected water supply lines, gas line, and exhaust venting from failed unit. Drained and removed old water heater from premises. Positioned and installed new 40-gallon short natural gas water heater in same location. Connected cold water inlet and hot water outlet lines with proper fittings. Reconnected natural gas supply line to gas control valve and installed new venting per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Filled tank and purged air from system. Lit pilot light and verified burner operation with visible blue flame through inspection port.
Responded to service call for 17-year-old furnace with water leakage around unit. Performed cleaning of condensate trap and verified proper drainage from system interior. Scheduled equipment replacement estimate due to age of system and recurring drainage concerns.
Responded to no-cool condition on 24-year-old residential central air conditioning system containing R22 refrigerant. Upon inspection, found condenser fan motor had failed and existing run capacitor was incorrect rating for the motor, which likely contributed to premature failure. Also identified failing contactor. Replaced condenser fan motor with proper OEM equivalent unit and installed correctly-rated run capacitor to manufacturer specifications. System restored to operational status with condenser fan running properly and unit cooling effectively.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-8 year old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found furnace blower fan and condenser fan motor operating, but compressor not running. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor with compressor side reading 7/40 microfarads (should be 40) and fan side reading 5.09/5 microfarads. Replaced defective dual run capacitor with new 40/5 microfarad unit. Verified system operation by checking refrigerant pressures, amp draws, air filter condition, and temperature drop across evaporator coil. All parameters within normal operating range. System restored to proper cooling operation.
Installed customer-supplied Kohler kitchen faucet after obtaining verbal approval on the estimate. Connected the new faucet to existing supply lines, turned on water to flush lines and performed leak inspection with no issues detected. Cleaned work area and left faucet operational.
Responded to customer inquiry regarding leaking water heater in basement utility area. Conducted on-site assessment of existing unit, which exhibited small leak but remained operational. Evaluated electrical service capacity at breaker panel to determine feasibility of various replacement options. Provided comprehensive estimate including both tankless and traditional tank-style water heater configurations, with specific pricing for electric and standard atmospheric vent models to allow customer to make informed decision on proactive replacement before complete failure occurs.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 31-year-old residential air conditioning system that was running continuously but failing to maintain temperature. Upon inspection, discovered elevated refrigerant pressures indicating a restriction in the refrigeration circuit between the compressor and condenser coil. Compressor exhibited excessive noise levels and was operating inefficiently under abnormal load conditions. Given the age of the unit, extent of mechanical deterioration, and cost of repairs relative to system value, recommended full system replacement. Coordinated same-day estimate appointment for new air conditioning installation.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on single AC unit. Performed comprehensive system tune-up including pressure and temperature diagnostics using digital manifold gauges, which confirmed all operating parameters within manufacturer specifications. Unit functioning properly with no issues identified during inspection.
Responded to service call for low water pressure in Grohe kitchen faucet. Disassembled and cleaned aerator, removing debris buildup. Removed and cleaned cartridge, clearing additional debris from internal components. Tested water flow after cleaning both components, but low pressure issue persisted. Diagnosed that internal supply lines or valve body may have additional blockage beyond serviceable components. Discussed repair options with homeowner, who elected to purchase replacement faucet for future installation. Scheduled follow-up appointment for faucet replacement once new fixture is obtained.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 19-year-old Ruud air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection revealing chattering contactor requiring replacement and weak capacitor on fan side. Verified evaporator coil cleanliness, proper amperage draws, correct refrigerant charge levels, clean air filter, clean blower wheel assembly, functional control board, and temperature differential within manufacturer specifications. Discussed equipment condition and replacement options with homeowner due to age of system and identified component wear. Coordinated follow-up appointment with service advisor for new system evaluation and proposal.
Responded to service call for two separate plumbing quotes: installation of a new frost-free hose spigot and cabling of a clogged shower drain. Conducted site inspection at the front corner of the residence on the driveway side to assess feasibility of outdoor spigot installation. Located existing 3/4" copper water line within 18 feet of the desired spigot location in the basement area. Evaluated scope of work required for frost-free spigot installation, which would include drilling penetration through exterior siding, mounting frost-free hose bib, installing interior shut-off valve for seasonal maintenance, and connecting new PEX supply line to existing 3/4" copper waterline. Assessed shower drain condition and determined cabling service would be necessary to clear blockage. Provided detailed written quote to customer outlining labor and materials for both the frost-free spigot installation and shower drain cabling services. Customer received comprehensive breakdown of work scope
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial RTU with weak airflow. Upon inspection, found condenser coil heavily clogged with cottonwood debris and completely restricted air filters. Cleaned condenser coil using buckets of water and power sprayer to remove debris buildup. Removed clogged filters and discovered evaporator coil completely frozen. Set system to fan-only mode to thaw evaporator coil. Advised customer that follow-up visit required to verify refrigerant charge once coil is fully thawed and to install two 18x20x2 replacement filters and perform evaporator coil cleaning with no-rinse cleaner.
Responded to service call for commercial Trane rooftop unit RTU-6 with weak airflow complaint. Performed preventative maintenance inspection on 10+ year old unit, documented equipment condition with photographs showing multiple RTU installations on commercial facility rooftop. Unit operational at time of service with all safety labels and specifications visible and intact.
Responded to water leak emergency affecting lower unit bathroom ceiling originating from vacant upper unit. Upon investigation, identified clogged bathroom sink drain line in upper unit as source of leak rather than initially suspected toilet issue. Snaked and cleared drain line obstruction to restore proper drainage and prevent further water intrusion. Inspected toilet in upper unit and confirmed operational status. Documented water spotting on lower unit ceiling and verified leak resolution after clearing blockage.
Responded to service call for reported water leak from wall near toilet in residential basement. Upon arrival, accessed mechanical room and opened wall access panel to inspect plumbing infrastructure. Conducted thorough visual inspection of all visible water supply lines, drain pipes, and connections within the wall cavity and surrounding basement area. Examined toilet supply line, shut-off valve, and wall penetrations for signs of active leakage or moisture. Inspected HVAC equipment area and associated piping for potential water sources. Despite comprehensive investigation of all accessible plumbing components, unable to locate active leak or identify source of reported water intrusion. No visible water damage, moisture accumulation, or dripping observed during service visit. House main water shut-off valve location confirmed in family room for future reference. Additionally provided estimate for kitchen or bathroom faucet replacement as requested by customer, which was declined at th
Responded to no-cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of 10-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Testing confirmed compressor failure, rendering the system inoperable. Evaluated capacitor and electrical connections during diagnosis. Due to age of equipment and cost of compressor replacement versus new unit efficiency, recommended complete system replacement. Customer approved replacement of outdoor condensing unit. Unit replacement will provide improved energy efficiency and reliability compared to repairing aging equipment with failed compressor.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up and preventative maintenance on a 21-year-old system in a condominium unit. Performed standard inspection, cleaning, and testing procedures to ensure optimal system performance for the cooling season.
Responded to urgent water leak in furnace room affecting Rheem water heater and surrounding mechanical equipment. Upon arrival, water supply was already shut off by homeowner. Conducted systematic pressure test by slowly restoring water supply to identify leak source among multiple suspected areas. Located pinhole leak on hot water outlet pipe of water heater that had been spraying water throughout the mechanical room. Shut off water supply and performed repair by cutting out compromised section of copper piping and installing coupling to restore pipe integrity. Restored water supply and conducted 15-minute pressure monitoring to verify repair and check for additional leaks. No further leaks detected. Relit water heater pilot and verified proper operation before restoring system to full service.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and maintenance service on a 6-year-old residential HVAC system located in a commercial property. Performed full system inspection including the York furnace with 10-12 year old air handler unit. Identified and replaced faulty door safety switch to restore proper system operation. Utilized infrared thermometer to verify temperature differentials and system performance. Inspected condensate drain system, PVC venting configuration, and all mechanical components to ensure optimal functionality and safety compliance.
Responded to service call for ductless mini-split system installed in June 2024 with non-operational head unit. Upon arrival, found head unit displaying fault code 17, indicating refrigerant issue. Confirmed system was operating below proper charge level. Performed nitrogen pressure test with soap bubble solution on condensing unit flare connections to check for leaks; no leaks detected at exterior connections. Recharged system to manufacturer's specified factory charge level and injected UV leak detection dye into refrigerant circuit for future diagnostics. System restored to operational status. Advised homeowner to power down unit and contact office immediately if fault recurs, as leak dye will aid in pinpointing refrigerant loss location during follow-up visit if needed.
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