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Keep your home a warm, comfortable oasis even on the coldest days in Chaska. We offer heating solutions perfect for homes from Hickory Park to the Minnesota River Bluffs trail, including fuel-based and electric systems tailored to your residence. Our furnace repair and maintenance services will ensure your heating investments continue to provide you with efficient, consistent comfort.
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Heating Services We Offer Include
- Furnace Repair: Our technicians can correct all heating problems, including issues with the fuel line, combustion, and blower. Enjoy peace of mind that your furnace will work reliably no matter how cold it gets outside.
- Furnace Installation: Most households in the region have fuel-burning heating systems, such as furnaces and boilers. We offer options to make them more efficient, including programmable thermostats, humidifiers, zoning, and solar power integration.
- Furnace Maintenance: A fall tune-up is the best way to lower your heating costs and ensure your system doesn’t break down this winter. We also offer the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program which includes a tune-up at a discount while providing you with many other benefits.
- Indoor air quality
The cooling needs for area households can vary greatly from one home to the next. We can help you explore the options that will keep you comfortable all summer long. Whether you have a central air system that needs repairs or you’re interested in a ductless mini-split installation, we can assist you. Our reliable HVAC service teams ensure you’re never without AC on a humid day.
Our Cooling Services Include
- AC Repair: Uneven cooling and high humidity levels aren’t issues you should have to deal with. Our technicians can get to the root of the problem and restore your cooling to optimal levels.
- AC Replacement: There are many cooling installation options, including ductless mini-splits, central air conditioners, and heat pumps. Many of these solutions are ENERGY STAR-certified and eligible for rebates, tax credits, and other incentives.
- AC System Maintenance: The Hurlburt Family Rewards Program is the best way to lower your AC costs and service your system on schedule. Better yet, when it’s time for a replacement, 100% of your membership fees up to $1,000 will be applied to the cost of the new system.
You need plumbing experts who live in homes that face the same challenges you do. That’s what you get when you choose us as your residential plumbing contractor. We specialize in a wide range of plumbing services, including timely repairs, water-saving upgrades, and comprehensive inspections. You can count on us to keep your plumbing in good working order!
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Enjoy a safe and efficient electrical system with expert services from Hurlburt! Our electricians handle everything from minor repairs to whole-home electrical remodels. Whether your outlets need replacing or you’re noticing flickering lights, we’ll be there to help you. We also step in to provide electrical upgrades like whole-home surge protection or install EV chargers.
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- Electrical Repair: Dead outlets, switches, and dimmers are among the most common repairs we perform. You need to be especially careful with outlets that have burn marks or get hot to the touch. You also shouldn’t ignore electric panels that buzz loudly or if you experience frequently tripped breakers.
- Electrical Installation: Whole-home surge protection is a common upgrade, and many older homes may need a full panel replacement to achieve this. Panel work is an excellent time to add circuits along with lighting, outlets, and more. You can also add ceiling fans for added lighting and increased airflow. Ask us about other electrical installation services!
The motto in Chaska is “community & relationships,” and we embrace that spirit with our approach to our home services. Our goal is to deliver customers maximum comfort and an exceptional experience. With updated natural gas infrastructure around the city, many area residences may be considering gas furnaces, which is energy-efficient and cost-effective. Still, local heating costs are substantial, and you may want to explore ways to lower them. That includes smart thermostats, hybrid heating, condensing systems, zone control, and solar power.
Water hardness in the city is about five times the national average. You may have hard water whether you live downtown or near the National Wildlife Refuge due to our proximity to the Minnesota River and many nearby lakes. If you’re unsure how hard your water is, we can test it. Our plumbers can then explore whether you need a water softener. If you do, that system can lower water heater costs and protect your pipes, fixtures, and other appliances.
Chaska has a city-owned electric utility known for fast response times. Still, our city is no stranger to extended power outages due to harsh winter weather. That’s why a whole home standby generator is such a good investment, whether living on North Chestnut Street or at the edge of town. The smallest generators provide essential coverage, including lights, heating, and refrigeration. We also offer larger systems that give you managed whole-home coverage.
Welcome to the Hurlburt Family! Hurlburt has over six decades of experience servicing homes just like yours. When you call us for an HVAC technician, plumber, or electrician, we’ll answer. Our customer-service approach has earned us an A+ BBB rating and more than 10,000 five-star reviews online. We offer a rewards program that covers your electrical, HVAC, and plumbing systems. Our company backs all services with a 12-month warranty on all labor and parts. For new installations and replacements, we offer free quotes and financing, subject to credit approval.
Hurlburt is proud to be a top electrical, plumbing, and HVAC company in Chaska. Contact us at your convenience to schedule an electrician, a plumber, or a technician.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Chaska, MN between September 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 30, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 75 jobs in Chaska, MN in the last 12 months.
Performed a comprehensive maintenance inspection on a 16-year-old York gas furnace, verifying ignition and flame safety, gas valve, draft motor, control board, blower motor, and amp draws all within normal operating parameters. Combustion analysis and temperature rise were within manufacturer specifications, and the heat exchanger showed no failure but exhibited heat stress around the bends and should be monitored. Replaced the air filter and reviewed available options with the homeowner.
Diagnosed a no-heat condition on a 16-year-old furnace and determined the control board had failed, with the draft inducer motor relay delivering fractional voltage to the motor. Replaced the control board and verified all remaining components were operating correctly. Post-repair, the left burner flame appeared weak, indicating a probable restricted secondary heat exchanger, though borescope inspection found no visible evidence; reviewed replacement options with the homeowner.
Diagnosed a recurring kitchen sink backup caused by a blockage of food debris and sludge. Disassembled the drain and cabled the line its full length, clearing the obstruction at approximately 30 feet, then ran water while cabling the remainder to flush debris from the line. Reassembled the drain and verified proper drainage with no leaks; recommended replacing the under-sink Studor vent, which has a 10-year service life.
Performed a complete tune-up on a 13-year-old Goodman furnace, verifying ignition and flame safety, gas valve operation, gas pressure, filter condition, blower wheel cleanliness, and control board function, and priming the condensate drain trap. Combustion analysis and temperature rise were within specification; however, flame impingement at the heat exchanger entrance is corroding the front plate, so this area should be monitored for cracking. Recommended relocating nearby shelving and the battery backup to allow clear filter access.
Inspected the metered water softener system, including the control valve head, brine tank, and associated plumbing, in response to reported non-operation. Diagnosed that the softener no longer cycles through all regeneration modes, indicating a malfunction within the control valve and/or its drive components; the unit is not functioning as intended and requires repair to restore proper regeneration operation.
Responded to an install callback for a no-cool complaint; found the air handler blowing air with no cooling due to incorrect low-voltage thermostat wiring at the control board terminal block. Corrected and re-terminated the control wiring (R, C, Y, G) at the board, secured the connections, and verified proper system operation, confirming the installation is complete.
Diagnosed a water leak at the main-level bathroom lavatory, where the hot and cold supply lines and angle stop connections on the aging 27-year-old plumbing were leaking and dripping through the floor into the basement. Disassembled the affected supply connections, cleaned the corroded and mineral-encrusted fittings, and reassembled them to restore watertight operation.
Performed a furnace tune-up, including inspection of the evaporator coil and verification of system electrical operation with a clamp meter. Coil fins were found in good condition with only minor bending, and the system operated normally with no deficiencies or issues identified.
Responded to an install callback and secured the cased coil side panel that had come loose, using a longer screw for a positive hold. Sealed the gap at the vinyl boot overlap on the supply plenum with foil tape to eliminate air leakage. Identified the loose low-voltage wire as the humidifier's outdoor temperature sensor lead and removed it, as the unit is configured to operate without the ODT sensor; all other components were inspected and found in good order.
Responded to a no-heat complaint and found the furnace operating normally in heating mode. Verified blower motor operation, inspected the inducer motor, checked gas valve operation and manifold pressure with a digital manometer, and tested carbon monoxide levels and filtration. Inspected the hot surface igniter and cleaned the flame sensor; system is running within normal parameters with no issues found.
Diagnosed a no-hot-water condition caused by a low-pressure fault (Fill 108) on the HTP boiler, which was preventing the unit from firing and heating the indirect water heater. The existing backflow preventer was stuck and would not allow the system to refill, so it was replaced with a new auto-fill and backflow preventer assembly. System pressure was set to 18 PSI with isolation valves left open, and no leaks were found. The unit was tested and fired correctly on both indirect tank and radiator heat calls, then returned to service with no further issues.
Inspected a Kenmore 520 water softener in a roughly 20-year-old home displaying an Error 1 code, with the brine basin full of water and not draining, and evaluated it as a possible source of the leak flagged by the utility company. Documented the unit's condition, which showed no visible rust or external leakage, and prepared an estimate for water treatment repair or replacement.
Responded to service call for reported garbage disposal leak. Upon diagnostic inspection, unable to replicate or locate any active leaking from the existing disposal unit. Customer requested full replacement of the garbage disposal regardless of diagnostic findings. Removed existing garbage disposal unit from mounting assembly and disconnected all electrical and plumbing connections. Installed new GrindSmart garbage disposal, ensuring proper alignment with sink mounting flange and secure attachment to drain assembly. Connected disposal to existing P-trap configuration using appropriate PVC drainage components. Verified all connections were properly sealed and torqued to manufacturer specifications. Restored electrical power to unit and conducted operational testing of new garbage disposal. Ran disposal through multiple cycles with water flow to verify proper grinding function and drainage. Performed thorough leak inspection of all connection points including mounting flange, dischar
Responded to callback for loud rattling noise from recently installed boiler system. Upon inspection, identified noise source as pipe-to-pipe contact occurring during boiler operation. Installed insulation material between contact points where piping was tapping together to eliminate noise and prevent future wear. System tested and confirmed quiet operation after insulation placement.
Responded to no hot water condition on AO Smith ProLine XE tanked water heater displaying flammable vapor sensor lockout error code on gas valve. Replaced defective flammable vapor sensor, reset gas control valve, and performed thorough testing to verify no traces of flammable vapors present in the area. Water heater restored to full operation and left in service.
Responded to service call for leaking tanked water heater in owner-occupied residence. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak while unit still maintained hot water production. Coordinated delivery and pickup with supplier, with new unit arriving mid-afternoon. Successfully removed failed water heater and installed replacement unit. Verified proper connections, tested for leaks, and confirmed hot water operation. Left work area clean with floor drain accessible and all plumbing connections secure.
Responded to service alert on Hydrotech water softener system for new homeowner. Inspected water softener unit and reverse osmosis system for operational status and potential service issues. Found "FROZEN FILTER" alert displayed on control panel but determined no immediate mechanical failures present. Documented system condition with photos showing properly mounted equipment and functional control display. Coordinated with service advisor for follow-up water quality testing and comprehensive equipment verification to ensure optimal system performance.
Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance on a 4-year-old heating system. Performed full system inspection including thermostat operation, air filter condition, condensate drain, blower motor, inducer motor, and electrical connections—all found in satisfactory condition. Verified temperature split across heat exchanger, inspected heat exchanger for cracks or damage, tested igniter and flame sensor functionality, and measured gas supply pressure. All components operating within normal parameters. System running properly with no issues identified at time of service completion.
Responded to kitchen sink drainage issue with slow draining and backup conditions. Upon inspection, diagnosed blockage caused by food debris and grease accumulation in the drain line. Performed mechanical cabling of the kitchen drain line while running water to ensure proper clearing. Successfully cleared primary obstruction within the first ten feet of drain line. Continued cabling the full length of available cable run to remove any additional blockages and ensure complete drain restoration. Reassembled all drain components and conducted thorough operational testing. Verified proper drainage flow with no leaks detected at any connection points. System restored to full operational capacity.
Responded to service call for corroded and leaking boiler system piping on the heating side. Shut down and drained the boiler system to perform necessary repairs. Removed and disposed of failed components including corroded piping sections and defective fittings. Installed new tee fitting, isolation valve, and vent elbow for the lower level heating zone. Replaced the Spirovent air eliminator and associated return line piping to address leaking connections. Supplied and installed new expansion tank, swing check valve, and required fittings per Minnesota mechanical code requirements. Refilled the boiler system and thoroughly purged air from all heating loops to ensure proper circulation. Tested system operation and verified all repairs were leak-free. Confirmed boiler system returned to normal operation with proper pressure and flow. Inspected work area and cleaned up all debris and old materials. All installations meet code requirements with one-year parts and labor warranty included.
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