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Winters in Apple Valley can sometimes bring temperatures well below zero. Your heater must be in prime shape to keep your family warm and comfortable. Our heating services include installation, maintenance, and repairs for all makes and models. We also provide electric and gas furnaces, boilers, and heat pump services. Our professional HVAC company ensures your heating system works safely and effectively.
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Learn About Our Heating Services Below:
- Heating Repair: A heater breakdown in the middle of winter brings great stress. Our team guarantees all services to ensure your peace of mind.
- Heating Installation: Installing a new heating system can help combat winter’s cold more efficiently and reduce costs. Let us help you select the best system size and type.
- Heating Maintenance: Regular tune-ups are essential for keeping your heater working safely and effectively. We recommend scheduling annual maintenance. You can join our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program, which offers an annual comprehensive safety inspection.
Although our summers stay milder than our neighbors’ in the South, temperatures get warm enough to require air conditioners in Apple Valley. Our HVAC company offers installation, maintenance, and repair services for all makes and models, including Lennox and Trane. We handle all the services your air conditioner needs to work safely and efficiently.
Our Cooling Services Keep Your Air Conditioner Operating Efficiently
- Cooling Repair: Repair issues can occur without warning, but there are often telltale signs. If your air conditioner makes strange noises, we are here to help. Our expert technicians will restore your AC’s function.
- Cooling Installation: If your old system cannot keep up with cooling demands, it may be time for a new one. A new air conditioner brings welcome relief from the heat and can save you money. We help you through each step of the installation process.
- Cooling Maintenance: Your air conditioner needs maintenance to work safely and effectively. We recommend scheduling maintenance annually, usually in early spring. Join the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program to gain perks on services.
Most of your plumbing system is under your foundation, flooring, or behind walls or ceilings. Annual plumbing inspections help protect your home against unwanted leaks and other problems. We offer plumbing services that include installation, maintenance, and repair. As a trusted plumber in Apple Valley, we ensure your plumbing system operates effectively.
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Most people rely on their electrical systems more than they realize, and power disruptions can disturb your family’s routine. Hurlburt works to protect your electrical system. Our electricians have advanced training and tools to handle all electrical needs, regardless of scope. From installation to repairs, we can handle any electrical job.
Reliable Electrical Services in Your Neighborhood
- Electrical Repair: Electrical issues can be dangerous and lead to fires or electric shock. Don’t ignore the signs of problems, including hot outlets and switches. Our electricians offer repairs for all electrical components, including breaker panels.
- Electrical Installation: Electrical installation services require a professional to ensure safety and code compliance. We install wiring, EV chargers, whole-home generators, and panels. Our electricians provide installation services for remodels, upgrades, and new construction.
You have probably seen our brightly colored vans driving up and down Highway 35E or Cedar Avenue. If you see us having lunch at Valley Dinner, don’t be too shy to say hello. We love serving our customers and the community of Apple Valley. Our team works hard and gives back as often as possible. We are a trusted HVAC company that offers plumbing and electrical services. We always hope you smile when you see our big red building!
Welcome to the Hurlburt Family! Hurlburt is here to help you make the best decisions for your home and family. We provide HVAC, plumbing, and electrical system installation, maintenance, and repairs. Hurlburt has proudly served our customers since 1959. We care about our customers and believe our services make a difference in the lives of residents in Apple Valley. Our team puts our customers first in every service we provide, and no job is too big or small.
Call Hurlburt when you need a professional plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company in Apple Valley. Our friendly team will help you schedule any of our home services.
Responded to no hot water call with reported pilot light outage and gas odor. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed gas valve on A.O. Smith tanked water heater preventing pilot ignition. Provided customer with repair versus replacement options given the nature of the gas valve failure and overall system condition.
Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance on two 90% efficiency systems at a group home facility as part of required annual inspection. Performed full tune-up on both units including thermostat verification, indoor air handler inspection, and examination of filters, drains, blower motors, inducer motors, and electrical wiring—all components found in satisfactory condition. Conducted detailed safety inspections on both furnaces, checking heat exchangers, igniters, flame sensors, and gas pressure. Measured temperature splits and carbon monoxide levels on both systems with all readings within normal parameters. Both furnace systems operating properly with no deficiencies noted at completion of service.
Responded to service call for reported leak at water heater. Upon inspection, identified leak originating from the hot water outlet dielectric union connection at top of tank. Tightened the dielectric union fitting to stop the leak and cleaned up accumulated water from the unit and surrounding area. Verified repair was successful with no further leakage observed. Documented repair with photographs of the affected plumbing connections and overall water heater installation.
Installed two customer-supplied chrome bathroom faucets on undermount sinks with dark granite countertops in a single bathroom. During installation, identified a loose drain connection above the P-trap that required attention to ensure proper seal and prevent future leaks.
Responded to service call for broken laundry tub trap and main line drainage issue. Upon arrival, diagnosed that the existing trap assembly had failed and the laundry drain line was clogged and not flowing properly. Cabled the laundry drain line to clear the obstruction, successfully restoring proper drainage and flow. Removed the deteriorated trap 90 assembly from the laundry tub and installed a new white PVC tubular P-trap configuration to code specifications. Secured all connections and verified proper sealing at all joints. Tested the complete drainage system for proper operation and confirmed all fixtures were draining correctly with no leaks present. During inspection, noted that the floor drain float valve was no longer functioning as designed but determined it was not restricting drainage flow at this time. Observed significant corrosion on the main water shut-off valve assembly and provided verbal estimate for future replacement, though no work was authorized at this time. A
Corrected code violation on atmospheric vent pipe installation where horizontal run was not properly pitched. Re-sloped vent pipe to achieve required 1/4 inch per foot upward pitch in accordance with plumbing code requirements.
Completed annual maintenance on 2004 Lennox AC system utilizing R410-A refrigerant. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit including electrical components, capacitor testing, contactor evaluation, and refrigerant charge verification. Capacitor tested at 33/3 microfarads against rated 35/4 specification, reading within acceptable range despite visible fluid leakage on exterior casing; advised of condition for future replacement consideration. Verified all electrical wiring connections secure with no signs of deterioration or overheating. Contactor operation normal with proper contact engagement. Refrigerant charge confirmed at proper levels with no indication of leaks. Indoor unit inspection revealed dirty air filter requiring replacement, contributing to delta-T reading of 15 degrees. Blower motor operation confirmed at appropriate speed with adequate airflow once filter condition noted. System operational and cooling effectively at time of service completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 29-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed furnace control board preventing blower operation during cooling cycle. Measured output voltage from board at blower relay terminal, finding only 0.8V instead of required 120V, confirming failed relay on control board. Unable to perform additional system diagnostics due to inoperable blower. Submitted parts request for replacement control board and scheduled follow-up service appointment for system evaluation and repair completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 19-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Diagnosed and replaced failed dual capacitor, restoring cooling operation. System testing confirmed 20-degree temperature drop within specification, clean condenser and evaporator coils, clean filter, and functional contactor. Identified condenser fan motor showing early signs of seizure, indicating potential future failure. Due to system age and risk of additional component damage from capacitor failure, scheduled service advisor consultation to review replacement options. Offered secondary heat exchanger inspection on Bryant furnace but homeowner declined service at this time.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed issue as indoor unit disconnect switch in off position. Technician restored power to system by turning switch to on position, restoring normal cooling operation. System tested and verified operational. No parts required. Warranty service completed at no charge due to issue stemming from previous service visit.
Responded to an active water leak beneath the laundry room sink. Upon inspection, identified a corroded strainer basket as the source of the leak. Attempted to tighten the existing strainer basket, but the leak persisted due to deterioration of the component. Removed and replaced the corroded strainer basket with a new unit. Following installation, performed leak testing by filling the sink basin and draining it three times to verify proper seal and confirm no water discharge from the drain assembly. All connections remained dry with no signs of leakage. Cleaned work area and restored utility room to normal operating condition.
Responded to service call for water softener malfunction where salt level was not decreasing after regeneration cycles. Upon inspection, identified a salt bridge formation in the brine tank preventing proper salt dissolution. Broke up the salt bridge using manual methods to restore proper salt flow and system operation. Verified water softener unit returned to normal functioning with proper salt consumption during regeneration cycle.
Performed comprehensive furnace inspection for property sale, completing all required city inspection documentation. Verified unit operation including burner ignition, heat exchanger integrity, and system safety controls. Confirmed furnace is operating normally, providing adequate heating output, and safe for continued operation.
Removed existing toilet and installed customer-supplied skirted toilet fixture. Completed standard toilet replacement including setting new unit on existing flange, securing to floor, connecting water supply line, and testing for proper operation and leaks. Verified flush mechanism functioning correctly and no water leakage at base or supply connection.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-15 year old AC unit that was short cycling after being serviced by another company. Upon inspection, found system pressures exceeding 500 psi, indicating either severe overcharge from previous service or compressor failure. Diagnosed that excessive pressures were causing unit to short cycle and fail to cool properly. Connected manifold gauges to verify refrigerant pressures and confirm diagnosis. Inspected electrical control panel and condenser unit components. Advised that unit requires replacement due to age and severity of issue. Scheduled follow-up appointment to provide estimate for new AC condenser and options for complete system replacement.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up maintenance on two residential condensing units utilizing 410A refrigerant with ambient temperature at 78 degrees. Performed thorough inspection of indoor air handlers including filters, condensate drains, blower motors, electrical wiring, and all components with satisfactory results. Verified proper temperature split across evaporator coils. Inspected outdoor units including condenser coils and capacitors, confirmed normal operation. Measured and recorded amp draw on all motors, compressors, and contactors within manufacturer specifications. Checked refrigerant temperatures and pressures, all readings within acceptable range. Additionally performed maintenance on two HRV units, cleaned cores, filters, intake and exhaust systems, and verified proper operation of all components.
Responded to service call for a 5-year-old water softener unit experiencing improper cycling and excessive water accumulation in the tank. Diagnosed control settings malfunction, performed complete system reset, and adjusted programming parameters to restore proper regeneration cycle operation.
Responded to callback for water heater leaking from bottom of tank following recent installation. Upon inspection, confirmed active leak at base of RUUD residential water heater with water accumulating in catch pan. Documented leak location with photos showing moisture on copper connections and tank surface. Determined tank failure requiring complete water heater replacement to resolve issue.
Responded to a return service call regarding water accumulation in the drain pan following recent water heater repairs. Upon arrival, inspected the tanked water heater system and surrounding utility area to identify the source of the leak. Confirmed active water seepage, thoroughly cleaned all water from the drain pan, and verified the integrity of recent repair connections. Ensured proper system operation and documented conditions with photographic evidence of the complete HVAC and plumbing installation including water treatment components.
Conducted on-site evaluation of two existing water heaters in basement utility area, with one unit actively leaking. Assessed current plumbing configuration, including copper supply lines, relief valves, and venting system connections. Documented existing installation setup and provided estimate for replacement with single 80-gallon water heater unit to consolidate system and resolve leak issue.
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