Apple Valley home systems have to handle a full range of Minnesota conditions, from deep winter cold to July humidity, spring cottonwood, and fast shoulder-season swings. County Road 42 and Cedar Avenue carry much of the city’s daily traffic, while the Minnesota Zoo, Cobblestone Lake, Kelley Park, and Alimagnet Park give Apple Valley some of its most recognizable local anchors. Hurlburt Heating, AC, Plumbing, & Electrical provides heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, and indoor air quality service throughout the city. Call [site_info_phone_number] or connect online to schedule service.
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Home Service Across Apple Valley
The Minnesota Zoo and its Treetop Trail are major landmarks on the east side, while Cobblestone Lake, Kelley Park, and Alimagnet Park help define other parts of the community. Galaxie Avenue runs through the civic core, Johnny Cake Ridge Road parallels Cedar Avenue, and County Road 42 remains the main east-west commercial route. ISD 196 ties Apple Valley closely to nearby Rosemount and Eagan, while the METRO Red Line and Highway 77 connect local commuters north toward Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The city’s seasonal rhythm adds another layer. Spring brings fast temperature swings and cottonwood, summer brings heat and humidity, fall can move from mild weather to a hard freeze quickly, and winter can drop well below zero. Those conditions affect heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical systems in different ways, which is why local service work needs to account for more than one season at a time.
Electrical Help for Apple Valley Storms and Connected Homes
Late-spring storms can bring heavy rain, wind, and electrical activity across Apple Valley. That creates real surge risk for HVAC controls and other electronics, especially as cooling systems start running more often. Smart thermostats, connected controls, EV chargers, and whole-home generators are also becoming part of the way local households manage comfort and power. Remote and hybrid work adds another reason homeowners want reliable electrical systems and easy control over their equipment.
Electrical services include:
- Electrical repair services
- Electrical installation and wiring
- Whole-home generators
- Switches, outlets, and ceiling fans
- Panel replacement and repair
- EV chargers
- Smart home installations
Apple Valley’s commuter routes make that connected approach practical. Residents using Highway 77 or the METRO Red Line may spend long parts of the day away from home, so remote access to thermostats and other systems can be useful. Before adding new equipment, the panel and wiring need to be checked to make sure they can support it safely. That applies whether the project is near the Galaxie Avenue civic area or farther west toward Alimagnet Park.
Plumbing for Spring Thaw, Basement Utilities and Water Use
Spring thaw can be rough on Apple Valley basements. Melting snow, heavy rain, and rising moisture levels can put more attention on sump pumps, drains, and lower-level plumbing after a long winter. Many homes also keep water heaters, furnaces, and other mechanical equipment together in a central basement utility area, so one plumbing job may need to work around several existing systems.
Plumbing services include:
- Plumbing repair
- Plumbing installation
- Leak detection and repair
- Sewer and drain service
- Water heaters
- Sump pumps
- Water treatment
- Gas lines
Apple Valley also has a strong local connection to PEX plumbing and radiant-heating systems through Uponor’s presence in the community. Summer brings another water-related routine, with odd/even watering restrictions in place from May through September. Those seasonal demands make water heaters, sump pumps, treatment systems, and plumbing repairs part of year-round home maintenance. The setup may differ from Cobblestone Lake to Palomino Hills, but the same weather and water-use patterns affect the city as a whole.
Heating Apple Valley Through Deep Cold and Fast Weather Swings
January and February can bring Apple Valley’s hardest cold, with polar-vortex conditions dropping temperatures between -15°F and -30°F. Forced-air gas furnaces are common, while high-efficiency systems and air-source heat pumps are becoming more prominent. The first hard freeze usually arrives in October, and heavy winter snow can create another issue when exterior furnace intake or exhaust vents become blocked.
Heating services include:
- Heating installation
- Heating replacement
- Heating repair
- Heating maintenance
- Heat pumps
- Furnaces
- Boilers
- Geothermal
Spring and fall are less predictable. Apple Valley can deliver “all four seasons in one week,” with large temperature and barometric swings sending systems back and forth between heating and cooling. Heat pumps and dual-system setups can be especially useful during those longer transition periods. When winter settles in, though, dependable furnace operation becomes the priority across the city.
Cooling Apple Valley Through Cottonwood and Summer Humidity
July heat in Apple Valley can climb past 90°F while high dew points make the air feel even heavier. Before that peak heat arrives, late-spring pollen and cottonwood can cover condenser coils and restrict airflow. Rapid May temperature swings add another round of starts and stops before cooling season becomes steady. By midsummer, air conditioners are often working hard against both heat and moisture.
Air conditioning and indoor air quality services include:
- Air conditioning replacement
- Air conditioning repair
- Air conditioning maintenance
- Ductless systems
- Indoor air quality services
Apple Valley’s pet-heavy households also create a strong reason to pay attention to filtration, especially around a community with places such as Alimagnet Dog Park. High-efficiency filters and indoor air quality upgrades can help with pet hair, pollen, and other airborne debris. Ductless systems can also be useful in finished basements or spaces that existing ductwork does not serve well. By the time Music in Kelley Park is underway, local cooling systems are usually deep into their busiest stretch.
Our Home Services in Apple Valley
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!
We provide home services for all of Apple Valley, including the following:
- Cobblestone Lake
- Palomino Hills
- Redwood
- Cedar Knolls
Schedule Service With Hurlburt in Apple Valley
Apple Valley puts home systems through a lot in one year, from sub-zero cold and spring thaw to cottonwood, summer storms, and heavy humidity. Hurlburt Heating, AC, Plumbing, & Electrical can help with heating and cooling, plumbing, electrical work, water heaters, generators, and indoor air quality throughout the city. Call [site_info_phone_number] or connect online to schedule home service in Apple Valley, Minnesota.
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.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Apple Valley, MN
Apple Valley, MN at a glance
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Apple Valley, MN between March 2026 and May 2026.
The most recent job was on May 27, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 131 jobs in Apple Valley, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2024.
Job Locations and Reviews
Eric V.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 11-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was blowing warm air with no visible condensation at outdoor unit. Verified thermostat was properly calling for cooling mode. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of outdoor condenser unit including visual examination of coil condition, capacitor operation, and refrigerant charge level. System found to be significantly low on refrigerant. Proceeded to indoor air handler where evaporator coil was discovered to be partially iced up, consistent with low refrigerant charge. Based on ice formation pattern and refrigerant loss, diagnosed probable refrigerant leak in system. Homeowner reported that another HVAC contractor had previously added 4 pounds of refrigerant to system, confirming ongoing leak issue. Presented repair options including leak detection dye injection and refrigerant recharge to temporarily restore cooling operation. Homeowner declined repair services
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Jon W.
Responded to no cooling call on 23-year-old Goodman air conditioning system. Found frozen refrigerant lines at outdoor condenser unit and confirmed system was low on R22 refrigerant. Advised customer that R22 is no longer stocked due to phase-out regulations and recommended contacting a service provider who still services legacy refrigerant systems. System was shut down to prevent compressor damage from continued operation while frozen. Documented equipment condition with photos of outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace components.
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Matt M.
Performed annual backflow prevention testing on irrigation system's pressure vacuum breaker (PVB) assembly as required by municipal water authority. System had been shut down by the city pending compliance testing. Completed full diagnostic test of the PVB, replaced the backflow prevention device, conducted verification testing to ensure proper operation, and affixed certification tag indicating successful inspection and compliance with local water safety regulations.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Alton S.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 3-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed thorough cleaning and inspection of all components, measured electrical amperage with clamp meter to verify proper operation, and inspected outdoor condenser unit. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies identified. Advised customer to rinse condenser coils after cottonwood season to maintain optimal airflow and efficiency.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Jon W.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on 25-year-old Goodman AC system. During tune-up inspection, identified system operating with low refrigerant charge of obsolete refrigerant type. Documented equipment condition with photos showing furnace and associated utility connections. Provided repair options to customer via email and scheduled estimate appointment for new AC or heat pump replacement system due to age of existing equipment and refrigerant obsolescence.
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Scott N.
Responded to service call for leaking hose bibs and loose water shut-off valve. Upon inspection, identified loose packing nuts on all three exterior hose bibs causing water seepage. Tightened packing nuts on each hose bib to proper torque specification, eliminating leaks. Inspected water shut-off valve showing signs of corrosion and verdigris buildup on brass components, confirmed proper operation after addressing packing nut issues. All fixtures tested and verified leak-free upon completion.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Jon W.
Performed comprehensive second opinion inspection on furnace and air conditioning system. Upon arrival, customer reported blower motor overdrawing amperage, suspected due to pet hair accumulation, and AC unit requiring multiple manual start attempts before maintaining operation. Conducted thorough system evaluation of both heating and cooling equipment. Inspection revealed extensive contamination of furnace blower wheel and secondary heat exchanger with accumulated debris, significantly restricting airflow and causing excessive system strain. Both blower motor and inducer motor exhibited oil leakage, indicating bearing failure from prolonged operation under stress conditions. Heat exchanger inspection identified critical concerns including severe temperature stress points, advanced rust formation, and corrosion throughout multiple sections. Visual assessment confirmed areas approaching failure threshold with potential breach points developing. Documented conditions with photographic
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Alton S.
Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on both a mini split system and a standard air conditioning unit with no known issues reported. Performed comprehensive cleaning and inspection of all components on both systems, verifying proper operation and confirming both units are in good working condition. The mini split system, being only a few months old, showed excellent performance with no adjustments required.
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Scott N.
Responded to a water heater leak in a residential basement utility area. Upon inspection, confirmed active leaking from a 12-year-old tanked water heater that had reached the end of its serviceable life. Removed and disposed of the old unit, then installed a new tanked water heater with proper venting and plumbing connections, including copper supply lines and exhaust piping. Tested the new installation for proper operation and verified no leaks at all connection points.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Fred G.
Completed scheduled air conditioning tune-up and maintenance inspection under family rewards agreement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including inspection of control board, electrical connections, and all associated components. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no issues identified or repairs required at time of service.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Roger M.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on 1-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Upon arrival, determined unit had been operated during cold weather conditions, causing system lockout. Performed system reset and verified proper startup sequence. Unit cycled on successfully and operated normally. Completed AC tune-up maintenance including inspection of outdoor condenser unit, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. All components functioning as designed at time of departure.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Craig M.
Responded to service call for furnace that would not run. Replaced three pressure switches under parts and labor warranty. After installation, tested system with three successful startups to verify proper operation. Unit now functioning normally with all safety controls operating as designed.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Jarrod S.
Responded to emergency water leak with water actively penetrating ceiling from bathroom above. Upon arrival, main water supply had been shut off to prevent further damage. Conducted thorough inspection of bathroom area, including ceiling cavity, ventilation systems, and shower enclosure to identify leak source. Documentation photos captured ceiling damage, wallpaper water staining, textured ceiling deterioration, and shower door assembly configuration. Assessment determined extensive sheetrock removal would be required to access plumbing lines and complete repairs. Coordinated with restoration company for water damage mitigation and structural drying before plumbing repairs can proceed.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Pat G.
Responded to no heat call on commercial furnace system. Upon arrival, found unit operating on inducer motor only with no ignition sequence initiating. Performed diagnostic testing to verify inducer motor was providing adequate vacuum for pressure switch operation. Confirmed pressure switch opening and closing properly based on inducer status. Tested igniter with ohmmeter, readings within acceptable range. Traced electrical circuit through ignition sequence and determined control board was not sending voltage to igniter despite pressure switches being closed and all safety circuits satisfied. Diagnosed failed control board as root cause of no heat condition. Recommended replacement of both control board and inducer motor as preventive measure. Provided two temporary space heaters to maintain comfort until repairs could be completed. Documented findings with photos showing air filtration system and Daikin One thermostat displaying active heating call at 55°F setpoint with 57°F current te
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Scott N.
# Shower Leak Repair - Master Bathroom Responded to a leaking shower in the master bathroom. Upon inspection, identified a loose pipe connection at the shower handle as the source of the leak. Removed the compromised pipe fitting, cleaned the threads, and properly re-sealed the connection using fresh Teflon tape and pipe dope. Reinstalled and securely tightened the pipe to the shower valve assembly, restoring proper seal and eliminating the leak. Documented existing water damage to ceiling access panel showing rust staining and mineral deposits from previous moisture intrusion.
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Roger M.
Completed annual furnace tune-up and preventive maintenance inspection on residential heating system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital testing equipment, inspected all internal components including blower motor assembly, heat exchanger, control board, and electrical connections. Heat exchanger examination revealed visible wear and early signs of deterioration with rust staining on flue pipe assembly, indicating unit is approaching end of service life. All electrical connections, wiring harnesses, and control circuits tested and found operational. Documented current system condition with photographic evidence showing component wear patterns. Advised customer that due to age of equipment and progressive heat exchanger deterioration, replacement should be considered in near future to avoid potential safety concerns and system failure during heating season.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Craig M.
Completed warranty service by extending exhaust pipe 6" past intake to meet inspection requirements and installed locking caps on the system. Documented installation with photographic evidence of proper pipe spacing and configuration.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Koshoua V.
Responded to alert code 125 on recently installed thermostat reporting a control hardware error. Performed comprehensive inspection of all modules including bus, communication board, terminals and connections. Determined issue was caused by a momentary power/connection glitch that temporarily disrupted thermostat communication with system control module. Resolved by performing power reset procedure with successful system recovery.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Jeremy N.
Conducted a water heater evaluation for customer experiencing leakage from their 40-gallon tank water heater. Upon inspection, determined the unit was beyond repair due to significant leaking. Provided comprehensive replacement options including both standard tank and tankless water heater alternatives. Documented existing installation environment, including current plumbing connections and utility room configuration, to ensure accurate estimation for replacement work.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Jarrod S.
Responded to leak under kitchen sink following a recent garbage disposal installation. Diagnosed and replaced two faulty shut-off valves that were leaking, along with a leaking drain stem. Installed two new stops with water hammer arrestor for dishwasher and a new flanged tailpiece to resolve all leak sources.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
“Mark was very pleasant to work with! He was on time and took care of my plumbing needs efficiently and effectively. I would definitely use him again for any plumbing issues I may have. I have been using Hurlburt for all of my heating, plumbing, and electrical needs and have always been satisfied!”
Alison A.
“Great service! Professionals starting from the first person I spoke to on the phone and finalizing with the person who finished the installation and cleaned up after. Staff explained everything well. Highly recommended!!!”
Jessica F.
"Outstanding service as always! Hurlburt goes above and beyond for their customers. We got scheduled right away, and Shawn did a great job. I will continue to use these guys for everything!!!"
Nicole T.
"Our technician Mike was just awesome. Took the time to show me what he was doing and explained why he was doing it. Gave me an honest evaluation of my situation. You can’t go wrong with Hurlburt and the work ethics of the employees."
Jean C.
Trevor came to service our AC unit. Very happy with his work. Trevor was friendly and knowledgeable, and got our issue fixed quickly. Hurlburt Heating and Plumbing is a great company to work with."
Debbie L.
"Hurlburt has helped us out with both plumbing and HVAC services in the past and have always done a great job. All their technicians, especially Mark, have been kind, professional, and quick with service!"
Sara N.
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