Since 1959, Hurlburt has made it our mission to keep your home comfortable and protected.
Enjoy a cool, comfortable home during the hotter months in Bloomington with expert air conditioning services. At Hurlburt, we specialize in keeping your home comfortable. We service all makes, models, systems, and configurations of ACs, whether a central AC unit, ductless mini-split, or heat pump. When upgrading your current cooling system, we’ll help you pick the perfect energy-efficient replacement that fits your needs and budget.
What signs indicate you need AC repair? If your AC is blowing warm air, there’s excess humidity indoors, or the system is cycling on and off frequently, it’s time to call our technicians for repair services. We’ll quickly diagnose and rectify any issue you’re dealing with. Plus, we’ll recommend routine maintenance to help avoid repairs in the future and keep your AC running efficiently.
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Our AC Services Exist To Meet Your Needs!
- AC Repair: Are you noticing issues like short cycling, your AC blowing warm air, or no air at all? Rely on our expert technicians for AC repair. We’ll arrive promptly to investigate and fix any cooling issue you’re experiencing.
- AC Installation: Most AC systems last 10-15 years, depending on maintenance and usage. However, when it’s time for AC replacement, you’ll want our pros on your side. We’ll walk you through each step of the installation process, providing you with budget-friendly, energy-efficient options.
- AC Maintenance: Keep your AC running optimally with expert routine maintenance from our technicians. As part of our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club, we’ll inspect, lubricate, and clean all parts of your AC to ensure it provides efficient, reliable service.
With cold, snowy winters, Bloomington’s climate requires homeowners to have a reliable heating system. That’s why we provide a full range of heating services to keep your home at the perfect temperature. No matter what type of system you have, whether furnace, boiler, or heat pump, we’ll ensure it provides you with years of efficient service. Ask us about heating maintenance!
When your heating system has unexpected issues, you don’t have to sacrifice your comfort. Our expert technicians can provide long-lasting repairs and innovative solutions for any problem. It’s all a part of our dedication to your comfort. When the time comes to replace your heating system, you can still rely on us. We provide precise installation of the highest-quality heating systems, partnering with industry-leading brands to provide the most energy-efficient options.
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Our Expert Heating Services Include:
- Heating Repairs: Don’t suffer in a home that’s too cold. Work with our expert technicians when you need effective heating repair. No matter what system you have, we’ll be able to service it. Our fast service will get you back into a comfortable home in no time.
- Heating Installation: Is your heating system past its prime? Work with the best team for your next installation. Our technicians will provide energy-efficient, budget-friendly options that perfectly fit your family’s needs.
- Heating Maintenance: No matter the weather outside, expert maintenance will keep your heating system working smoothly. Our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club provides comprehensive tune-ups for your system to ensure smooth operation and optimum comfort all year.
Whether your property is a sprawling farm or quaint historic townhome, Hurlburt is here to ensure your plumbing is never a headache. Our comprehensive services aim to ensure the comfort and cleanliness of your home so that you can focus on what truly matters.
We understand the hassle that leaks can cause, whether they’re from burst pipes or dripping faucets. That’s why our team provides leak detection and repair services that keep your water lines, gas lines, and pipes in excellent condition. We even handle your sewer and drain issues to keep wastewater safely flowing away from your home.
Got a frustrating water heater issue? Our team is one call away and can provide the necessary services to ensure you always have access to the hot water you need for daily tasks. Together with our water treatment services, we aim to keep your home running properly.
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Contact Hurlburt to learn about our full range of plumbing installations, replacements, and repairs.
Electrical issues can pose serious safety risks, especially in Bloomington’s older homes. To ensure your space is up to code and provides sufficient power for your modern lifestyle, Hurlburt offers a wide range of electrical services.
From electrical panels to outlets, our primary goal is to keep your home safe from electrical hazards. We do this by ensuring that every component of your electrical system is operating properly and can handle issues that range from overloaded circuit breakers to frayed and damaged wiring.
Our team is committed to providing our customers with cutting-edge technology, including smart home automation and EV chargers. When combined with our energy-efficient upgrades, homeowners can have a modern household designed to tackle their 21st-century lifestyle.
Professional electrical services you can trust:
- Electrical Repairs: Keep your home’s electrical system in good hands with our repair services. Our electricians will inspect your electrical components when there’s cause for concern. We’ll pinpoint the exact problem and provide effective solutions that keep your lights shining and appliances running consistently.
- Electrical Installation: Looking to increase your home’s electrical capabilities and convenience? Look to our electricians for your next electrical installation. Whether you want an EV charger installed at home, updated outlets, a backup generator, or more, we’ll be there to transform your living space.
Hurlburt is proud to be a part of the communities we serve. That’s why we treat our customers like our own neighbors. We always provide you with honest, trustworthy advice and safe services that keep your Bloomington home operating at peak efficiency. With our personalized customer service and custom home solutions, we’ve earned our reputation for providing world-class service.
Family-owned and -operated Hurlburt stands apart from the competition with superior service, passion, and a client-centric approach. As a member of the Hurlburt family, our customers will always receive a world-class experience with innovative solutions that improve your day-to-day life. With more than 6000 5-star reviews, our reputation says it all.
Call Hurlburt today to schedule HVAC, electrical, or plumbing service for your Bloomington home.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Bloomington, MN in September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 24, 2026.
Responded to no heat call on Lennox furnace displaying Alarm ID 270 "GP Flame Failed To Ignite" error code on thermostat. Removed burner access panel and cleaned flame sensor to address ignition failure. System successfully ignited and maintained flame with burner cover removed, confirming proper combustion and heating operation for 20 minutes. However, flames extinguished when burner cover was reinstalled, indicating potential pressure switch issue or combustion air supply problem. Visually inspected fresh air intake at burner chamber with no visible obstructions found. Air intake and exhaust terminations located on roof were not accessible during this visit for thorough inspection. Unit operates and heats normally only with burner cover removed, suggesting improper pressure differential or combustion air flow restriction when cabinet is sealed. Follow-up service call required to inspect roof-mounted intake and exhaust venting system, verify proper termination clearances, check for bl
Completed sold repair per estimate involving cast iron drain line removal. Opened wall cavity to access plumbing system, cut out deteriorated cast iron piping, and exposed existing drain and supply lines for replacement work. Three hours of labor performed to complete demolition phase of the repair project.
Responded to service call for refrigerator water line connection and gas range installation. Upon arrival, found customer-installed copper water line leaking at connection point. Installed new 1/4" brass ferrule and compression fitting to properly secure water line to refrigerator. Turned on water supply, flushed filtration system for five minutes, and verified no leaks present at connection points. Proceeded with gas range hook-up by installing 1/2" black iron street 90 and close nipple after existing gas appliance shut-off valve to provide proper clearance for appliance positioning against wall. Connected flexible gas connector whip to range per manufacturer specifications and Minnesota plumbing code requirements. Opened gas supply valve and performed comprehensive leak detection test using approved methods at all connection points including shut-off valve, street 90, and appliance connector. Ignited all six burners on cooktop to verify proper gas flow and combustion. Observed clean
Performed follow-up carbon monoxide safety inspection on residential fireplace following recent maintenance service. Conducted comprehensive room CO testing around fireplace shroud and surrounding living area while unit was in operation. Verified proper exhaust draft through chimney and confirmed no carbon monoxide spillage into living space. All safety parameters tested within normal operating range and unit functioning properly.
Responded to reported intermittent gas leak in mechanical room affecting furnace system. Previous technicians had isolated leak to area between gas shutoff valve and furnace, with utility company detecting gas presence near burners when unit was not in heating cycle, indicating potential gas valve seating failure. Performed comprehensive leak detection testing using bubble solution on all joints and connections from floor shutoff through water heater and furnace gas train. Identified and tightened loose cap on drip leg that was hand-loose. Conducted extended monitoring of system during operation with no detectable leaks found at time of service. Noted combustion blower exhibiting excessive noise levels, which may indicate impeller wear or bearing failure and could compromise proper venting of combustion gases. Gas valve seating issue remains a concern requiring further diagnostic evaluation and potential valve replacement to ensure safe operation and prevent gas migration to burner ass
Responded to no heat call on 22-year-old furnace. Upon arrival, discovered thermostat wiring issue from recent summer replacement—W and C wires were reversed. Corrected wiring and furnace initiated startup sequence. During operational inspection, identified blower motor actively leaking lubricating oil. Further diagnostic revealed multiple cracks in heat exchanger with carbon monoxide leakage detected outside the combustion chamber during operation. Tagged unit as unsafe and shut down system immediately due to life safety hazard. Furnace replacement estimate scheduled due to age of equipment and extent of critical component failures making repair economically unfeasible.
Responded to gas leak detection call at utility closet housing furnace and water heater. Used combustible gas detector to identify small leak at union connection on water heater gas valve. Tightened union fitting and verified repair with both gas detector and bubble test, confirming no further leak present. Cycled water heater burner through full heating operation to monitor for gas odor or additional leaks; unit now operational and leak-free. Proceeded to leak check furnace unit with gas valve reopened. Detected gas reading at burner assembly when furnace was not in heating cycle, indicating potential failure of furnace gas valve to seat properly. Noted combustion blower operating with excessive noise, suggesting possible inadequate vapor purging through exhaust system. Recommended HVAC technician perform comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of furnace unit to address gas valve seating issue and combustion blower concerns.
Responded to reported gas leak at 30-year-old furnace and water heater. Performed comprehensive leak detection using soap bubble test on furnace control valve, gas supply lines, and all fittings and connections. No active leaks detected at furnace gas valve assembly or supply piping during testing. Upon further inspection, discovered evidence of melting and heat damage at top of water heater, indicating potential backdrafting condition. This represents a safety hazard as combustion gases may not be properly venting, creating risk of carbon monoxide exposure and equipment damage. Documented findings with photographs showing furnace gas valve assembly, blower motor housing, and mechanical components in utility space. Recommended replacement of aging furnace with high-efficiency unit featuring alternative venting configuration to eliminate backdrafting concerns and improve system safety. Coordinated with licensed plumber to evaluate water heater venting system, verify gas connections a
Completed annual maintenance inspection on two 18-year-old Bryant furnaces and one Navien boiler system. On both furnaces, verified ignition and flame safety operation, inspected burners and gas valves, confirmed heat exchangers in good condition, replaced air filters, checked humidifiers, inspected blower wheels, performed combustion analysis with satisfactory results, and verified temperature rise within manufacturer specifications. On the Navien boiler, inspected all piping connections, tested backflow preventer and pressure relief valve, verified system electronics and control operation, and performed combustion analysis with acceptable results. All equipment operating properly at time of service completion.
Responded to service call for non-operational gas wall furnace with malfunctioning control knob and pilot light that had been off since early summer. Performed diagnostic inspection by removing lower access panel to assess internal components, which revealed accumulated dust and debris within the unit. Documented existing conditions and provided replacement estimate as requested, as the control system requires replacement to restore proper functionality.
Completed furnace tuneup and inspection, identifying a failing inducer motor and corroded burner assembly. Replaced the defective inducer motor and thoroughly cleaned the rusty burners to restore proper combustion and safe operation. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and maintenance inspection on Bryant gas furnace system. Performed thorough evaluation of all critical components including thermostat operation, air filter condition, blower assembly, burner and heat exchanger compartment, inducer motor operation, ignition system, flame sensor, safety controls, electrical connections, condensate drain system, and temperature rise across heat exchanger. All operational readings measured within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical deficiencies or safety concerns identified. System verified to be operating properly and efficiently. Advised customer to maintain regular air filter replacement schedule to ensure continued optimal performance.
Completed comprehensive furnace and AC tune-up on aging HVAC system at recently purchased property. During inspection, identified multiple components nearing end of service life including rusty inducer motor, failing blower motor, and heat exchanger requiring monitoring. AC system found low on refrigerant charge. Gas valve threads stripped, preventing pressure testing capability. Cleaned flame sensor and verified seal level acceptable. Documented equipment condition with photos showing electrical components, capacitor, and ductwork. System operational but recommend planning for replacement due to age and cumulative wear of critical components.
Completed maintenance on two gas fireplaces under maintenance agreement. Inspected pilot assemblies, decorative log sets, wiring, gas valves, and venting systems on both units—all components found to be in proper working order. Both fireplaces were operating without glass panels or ember beds at time of service. Unable to complete combustion safety analysis and CO level testing due to lack of available combustion analyzer equipment. Submitted follow-up work order for return visit to perform required safety checks and carbon monoxide measurements to ensure complete compliance with maintenance standards.
Responded to callback for newly installed AC system not cooling sufficiently, with unit only reaching 73° during high heat conditions. Performed thorough system diagnostics and measured airflow at floor registers to assess performance. Unable to identify equipment defects; determined existing ductwork may be inadequate for proper system operation and will coordinate with installation manager regarding potential ductwork modifications.
Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance and tune-up on residential forced-air heating system. Inspected and verified all components including blower assembly, heat exchanger, burners, and whole-house humidifier; confirmed system is operating safely with proper heating output. Unit is clean, all safety controls tested and functioning correctly, with membership benefits applied to service agreement.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 21-year-old residential AC system with repeated breaker tripping issues. This was the fifth service visit in one week for intermittent cooling failures. Previous technician had cleaned outdoor coils, verified refrigerant charge, tested capacitors, and inspected wiring with temporary success before unit failed again that evening. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor blower motor operational with no error codes on furnace control board. Breaker was in ON position but outdoor unit remained off. Verified 24VAC present from thermostat to contactor. Tested capacitor - readings within acceptable range. Contactor showed no visible signs of failure or pitting. Proceeded to electrical disconnect at outdoor unit. Found disconnect switch in ON position but measured zero 240VAC at load side terminals. Opened disconnect enclosure for inspection and identified severely corroded connection screw that prevented proper electrical contact. Screw deterioration was advanced
Responded to no cooling complaint on 21-year-old air conditioning system with interior temperature at 80 degrees. Previous technicians had replaced capacitor without resolution, and electrician determined issue was within AC unit rather than breaker. Upon arrival, verified furnace blower operation and confirmed control board signal to condenser. Found condenser breaker tripped and condenser coil blocked with debris. Performed electrical diagnostics on condenser components, reset tripped breaker, and cleared blocked condenser coil. Adjusted TXV bulb positioning and verified refrigerant charge levels within specification. Cycled system through complete operation and confirmed normal cooling function restored.
Responded to emergency call for back drafting 40-gallon natural gas water heater. Upon inspection, identified 24-year-old A.O. Smith ProMax unit experiencing dangerous combustion gas spillage due to inadequate makeup air in utility room. Immediately shut off gas supply to unit for safety. Assessed draft hood and flue system, confirming improper venting conditions caused by insufficient fresh air supply. Implemented temporary solution by opening window to provide makeup air and prevent carbon monoxide hazard. Documented flue conditions and water heater installation with photographs. Advised that permanent ventilation solution required and recommended unit replacement due to age and safety concerns.
Responded to no cool call on 21-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Diagnosed and replaced failed blower capacitor to restore furnace blower operation. During troubleshooting, discovered tripped AC breaker; upon reset attempt, right side of breaker disengaged from bus rail. Temporarily reseated breaker but noted excessive looseness requiring electrical panel correction for safety. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including heat exchanger inspection (observed wear and potential crack formation at eyelets), refrigerant charge verification (within specifications), AC electronics testing (operational), and temperature drop measurement (within acceptable range). All photographic documentation completed. Customer enrolled in rewards program and follow-up appointment scheduled with service advisor for equipment age concerns and electrical panel issue.
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