Our AC repair technicians service all brands and types of home cooling in Anoka. All along the Rum River, we travel in fully stocked trucks that have everything we need to complete repairs. That lets us deliver a reliable repair without multiple trips to your home. We complete both warranty and non-covered repairs, and our technicians complete all repairs to manufacturer specifications. That includes using only factory-authorized replacement parts and the highest-quality materials available.
Homeowners in Anoka should monitor for common cooling problems. By identifying them and calling us promptly, you can significantly reduce your total cooling costs. Common issues that we accurately diagnose and fix for our customers include:
If the time has come to upgrade your AC, we recommend an in-home consultation. Our installers can explore all your options and complete a personalized load calculation. That will reveal the perfect AC size for your home. From there, you can explore the features and energy incentives available within that category.
From the Mississippi River to Sunny Acres, many homes in the region have central air conditioning. These systems deliver fast and consistent cooling for new and old houses of all sizes. Ductless mini-splits are a versatile option for older houses without ducts and as add-ons to central air conditioners. Mini-splits are inherently zoned, and we can add zone control to central systems. We also install programmable and smart thermostats that can lower your annual cooling costs by up to 10%.
The top brands recommend multiplying the repair bill estimate by the age of the AC system. If that value is greater than $5,000, it’s probably more cost-effective long term to replace the cooling system. Other signs that it’s time for AC replacement in Anoka include:
Heat pumps are becoming increasingly popular in cold-weather climates such as ours. They’re similar to air conditioners but can run the refrigeration process in reverse to provide home heating, too. This heating is often more cost-effective than heating from a traditional furnace or boiler. We install stand-alone heat pumps that can provide you year-round comfort in addition to hybrid heating systems. Those pair a heat pump with an auxiliary furnace for even greater potential energy savings. If you already have a heat pump, we can help you maximize that investment through our maintenance and repair services.
Hurlburt has been a family business for over 65 years. We’re the premier service provider for home cooling in Anoka and throughout Anoka County. Our integrity, workmanship, and customer service have earned us more than 6,000 five-star reviews. We have technicians available for emergency repairs. Our Family Rewards program can help prevent those repairs while saving you money. If you need a new AC, we’ll provide you with a free, accurate quote and have financing options available on approved credit.
When you need professional services for your residential AC in Anoka, trust Hurlburt. Call today or contact us online to schedule a service appointment.
If you’re considering us for an AC repair or replacement, you likely have some questions about our Anoka air conditioning services. Here we provide answers to several of the most common our customers ask.
The U.S. HVAC industry uses the seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) as a measure of cooling efficiency over a theoretical summer. SEER2 is a new version of the rating system that more accurately accounts for static air pressure losses in ducted systems. Currently, you’ll find both the SEER and SEER2 ratings on an AC’s EnergyGuide label. In the future, the industry will use the new rating exclusively.
We recommend scheduling annual AC tune-ups every spring before you need to run your air. Many AC warranties require it, and regular maintenance lowers cooling costs and prevents repairs. Even with routine maintenance, monitor for performance issues throughout the summer, and call us right away if you notice any.
The most common reason this occurs is microbial growth on the evaporator coil. That coil is a breeding ground for microbial growth due to condensation, and you’ll begin to notice it without regular cleaning. There can also be microbial growth in your HVAC filter, drain line, or drip pan. Although not common, moisture in ducts can lead to mold and mildew that cause persistent odors.
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