Since 1959, our promise has been simple: provide honest, dependable service that helps homeowners protect what matters most.
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 July 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 15, 2026.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up and maintenance on a 6-year-old heating system. Conducted thorough inspection of thermostat operation, indoor air handler components, air filter, condensate drain, blower motor, inducer motor, run capacitor, and all electrical wiring connections—all found to be functioning properly. Verified temperature split across the system within acceptable range. Inspected heat exchanger for cracks or deterioration, flame sensor operation, and igniter functionality—all components in good condition. Measured gas pressure at manifold and identified gas valve was overfeeding, causing excessive pressure. Adjusted gas valve to bring manifold pressure within manufacturer specifications for safe and efficient operation. Verified proper flame characteristics and burner operation following adjustment. System tested and confirmed to be operating normally with all safety controls functioning as designed.
Responded to a kitchen sink stoppage complaint at a residential property. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment which revealed the drain was filling with water after brief usage, indicating a blockage located downstream of the trap assembly. Deployed flex shaft cable machine to clear the obstruction, running the cable through the full accessible length of the kitchen drain line. Successfully removed the blockage and restored proper drainage flow. Following mechanical clearing, inserted drain camera scope through the line to conduct visual inspection of the pipe interior, confirming complete removal of debris and verifying no remaining obstructions were present in the system. Conducted final operational testing by running water through both basins of the double-basin stainless steel sink while monitoring drain performance. Verified proper flow rate and confirmed no backup or slow drainage conditions remained. All fixtures returned to normal operating condition upon completion
Responded to service call for visible slow leaks in hot water heating system piping prior to heating season. Upon inspection, identified severely corroded copper pipe joints with extensive verdigris buildup and mineral deposits at T-junction fittings in basement utility area. Documented multiple compromised joints showing advanced copper oxidation and active leak points through comprehensive photography. Determined repairs required specialized heating system expertise and coordinated with HVAC department for proper boiler system servicing and joint repair to prevent system failure during upcoming heating season.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 3-year-old Lennox system. Condenser coil was found dirty and obstructing airflow; thoroughly cleaned condenser coil to restore proper heat transfer and system efficiency. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Completed annual heating maintenance on 2 Lennox furnaces, 1 high-efficiency boiler, 3 HRV air exchangers, and 1 garage heater. On the utility room furnace, cleaned flame sensor, tested capacitor, inspected inducer motor and control board, flushed condensate drain line, verified CO level at 14 ppm and gas pressure at 3.52 w.c. - all within normal parameters. Serviced high-efficiency boiler by cleaning flame sensor and igniter, cleaning condensate trap, and confirming system pressure at 17-18 PSI and CO level at 68 ppm; verified all 3 zones operating properly. Vacuumed and serviced all air exchanger units. All equipment tested and confirmed operating within manufacturer specifications.
# Emergency Plumbing Repair - Burst Ice Maker Supply Line Responded to emergency water leak in basement caused by failed ice maker supply line. Upon arrival, water supply had been shut off to prevent further damage. Assessed the situation and confirmed the refrigerator ice maker line had cracked, resulting in active water intrusion. Removed the damaged ice maker supply line and installed new shut-off valve to provide dedicated isolation capability for the appliance. Ran new supply line from shut-off valve to refrigerator connection point, ensuring proper routing and secure fittings throughout. Tested system for leaks under full pressure and verified proper water flow to ice maker unit. Wall damage was evident around the pipe penetration area where water had compromised the drywall integrity. Documented existing conditions with photographs for insurance claim purposes, showing the extent of water damage to wall materials and the compromised plumbing components. All connections were
Responded to callback for dehumidifier not maintaining setpoint of 40% humidity, with indoor readings exceeding 60% despite outdoor conditions at 40%. Upon inspection, verified unit operates correctly in standalone dehumidifier mode with proper drainage function. Diagnosed issue as loss of external control capability from thermostat system—unit only responds to manual controls at equipment. Installed 3-amp fuses as required. Ecobee thermostat displaying 60% humidity while separate hygrometer reading 55%, indicating potential communication failure between dehumidifier and building automation system requiring further integration troubleshooting or control rewiring to restore automated humidity control functionality.
Responded to dispatch for customer-supplied toilet installation. Removed existing toilet fixture and prepared flange for new unit installation. Installed customer-provided standard toilet, ensuring proper seal with new wax ring, secure floor mounting with closet bolts, and verified water supply connection. Tested flush mechanism and checked for leaks at base and supply line connections. Confirmed proper operation and left installation ready for use.
Responded to service call regarding elevated humidity levels and dampness concerns in home with reports of warping floors. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive indoor air quality assessment and humidity evaluation. Inspected Carrier HVAC system and measured relative humidity levels using calibrated instruments. Found humidity readings within acceptable range at 57%, indicating no mechanical issues with the system's humidity control. Identified heavily soiled air filter as contributing factor to reduced air circulation and customer comfort concerns. Replaced dirty filter with new Filtrete 16x25x4 pleated media filter to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. Verified thermostat operation and settings on digital control unit, confirming proper system function at 68°F setpoint. Educated customer on acceptable indoor humidity ranges and recommended monitoring conditions following filter replacement to ensure improved air circulation addresses comfort concerns.
Responded to callback for A/C unit not staying on and inadequate cooling on 6-year-old system that had capacitor replaced on 07/27. Upon inspection, measured fan motor amperage and found readings slightly below normal operating range. Took temperature and pressure measurements at system components to verify performance. At this time, no definitive fault was identified requiring immediate repair. Advised customer to continue monitoring system operation and report any changes in performance or recurrence of shutdown issues.
Replaced faulty gas line fitting on fireplace gas line and performed leak test with negative results. Diagnosed and resolved dehumidifier and air exchanger control panel malfunctions by performing power reset and adjusting dehumidifier settings from external mode, restoring full functionality to both units.
Completed comprehensive maintenance on one 6-year-old Armstrong 80% efficiency furnace system per maintenance agreement. Performed thorough inspection of indoor air handler including filter, blower motor, inducer motor, and all electrical wiring connections—all found in acceptable condition. Verified proper temperature split across system. Conducted detailed examination of furnace heat exchanger, hot surface igniter, flame sensor, and gas supply pressure—all components operating within manufacturer specifications. Executed complete safety inspection including carbon monoxide testing using calibrated analyzer, which confirmed safe CO levels at 27 ppm with oxygen reading of 10.3%. All system components functioning properly with no deficiencies noted. Unit operating normally upon completion of service.
Responded to a no cooling call on a 6-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics including refrigerant charge verification, electrical component testing, and airflow analysis. Measured system subcooling and confirmed refrigerant charge is within manufacturer specifications. Tested contactor and capacitor—both operating properly with no signs of failure. Inspected condenser coil and found it clean with adequate airflow. Verified compressor and condenser fan motor amp draws are within normal operating range. Moved to indoor unit and checked furnace filter—found clean with no restriction. Inspected secondary heat exchanger and evaporator coil—both clear with no blockages affecting airflow. Confirmed blower motor fan speed settings are properly configured for cooling operation. Measured supply and return air temperatures and calculated temperature split at 21 degrees, which falls within acceptable range for proper system operation (
Responded to no cooling complaint on R-22 system with fans running but no cooling output. Upon arrival, verified thermostat calling for cooling and confirmed air filter in acceptable condition. Inspection of outdoor unit revealed condenser coils heavily obstructed with cottonwood debris, resulting in zero airflow through coil. Refrigerant pressure readings showed equalized suction and discharge pressures, indicating compressor not running. Tested run capacitor which measured 0 MFD out of rated 20 MFD, confirming complete capacitor failure as root cause of no cooling condition. Replaced failed run capacitor with new unit to manufacturer specifications. System startup successful with compressor now operating. Initial pressure readings and delta-T of 10 degrees appeared slightly abnormal due to severely restricted airflow from clogged condenser coil. Advised property owner of critical need for condenser coil cleaning to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. Customer elected to per
Responded to gas leak at fireplace gas line branch initially detected near furnace. Performed bubble test to isolate leak location, identifying failure at gas hose fitting connection to branch line. Attempted tightening of compression fitting, but upon removal discovered tear in hose at fitting interface. Removed defective gas hose, provided estimate for replacement, received customer approval, and successfully replaced damaged component. Verified integrity of new installation with leak test to ensure safe operation of gas system.
Completed comprehensive new member plumbing inspection of entire residential system. Performed visual inspection of all accessible plumbing fixtures, supply lines, drain lines, and water heating equipment. Flushed and drained hot water tank to remove sediment buildup and verified proper operation of RUUD water heater and associated copper supply piping. Inspected water softener system and confirmed operational status of control unit and valve assembly. Tested all plumbing fixtures throughout the residence to verify proper function and flow rates. Identified minor issue with both faucets in master bathroom that exhibit leaking when excessive pressure is applied to handles, though fixtures operate normally under standard use conditions. Advised homeowner that these faucets will likely require cartridge replacement or repair in the near future to prevent potential worsening of leak condition. All other plumbing fixtures, supply lines, and drainage systems found to be functioning within n
Responded to a no-cool complaint on a Daikin air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics and discovered a weak capacitor on the compressor side, which was causing delayed refrigerant pumping and reduced cooling efficiency. Replaced the defective capacitor to restore proper compressor operation. Conducted full system evaluation including refrigerant charge verification, contactor inspection, condenser coil assessment, and amperage draw measurements—all found to be within manufacturer specifications. Inspected the air handler and confirmed the blower motor speed was properly configured for the 2-ton system, delivering approximately 800 CFM. Verified evaporator coil condition was clean and measured temperature split across the coil at 20 degrees, which is within acceptable range. Noted that the air filter, while clean, was slightly restrictive and may benefit from a less restrictive filter type to improve airflow. All mechanical and electrical compo
Responded to service call for consultation on adding condensate mitigation to furnace flue and eliminating a basement bathroom return vent. Upon inspection, determined that the existing unit is an 80% efficiency furnace with metal exhaust piping that reaches temperatures exceeding 400°F during operation, making installation of any moisture mitigation equipment unfeasible due to heat-related material failure concerns. Verified that a properly installed chimney cap is present on the roof, providing adequate protection against moisture intrusion and pest entry into the flue system. Conducted thorough inspection of furnace and flue assembly with no evidence of external moisture infiltration found. Examined the basement bathroom vent in question and confirmed it is not connected to the HVAC ductwork system; rather, it functions as a passive bypass opening to the mechanical room and poses no operational concerns. Advised customer that elimination of the bypass opening would require basic fra
Cut out drywall section at floor level to create recessed access for refrigerator water line installation. Repositioned ice maker valve approximately 6 inches to allow flexible tubing to sit flush within wall cavity, enabling refrigerator to fit properly against wall. Confirmed placement with homeowner before and after modification, verified all connections were secure, and left system in service with water supply operational.
Responded to service call for two leaking outdoor hose spigots that would not shut off completely. Upon diagnostic inspection, determined that internal seals were destroyed on both spigots and the rear spigot had a broken handle. Successfully removed and replaced the front hose spigot with a new frost-free unit by cutting an access hole in the interior ceiling. Relocated the shut-off valve to a more accessible position for future maintenance and installed an access panel to cover the ceiling opening. Tested all connections and valve operation to confirm proper function with no leaks present. Provided quote for replacement of the rear spigot to address remaining issue.
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