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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.
Lights Flickering? Trust Our Electrical Services
- 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.
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.
Performed annual cooling maintenance inspection on two 19-year-old Lennox air conditioning units. During inspection, discovered extensive rodent damage to low and high voltage wiring on the first unit, limiting ability to complete full diagnostic testing beyond refrigerant charge verification. Identified worn capacitors and contactors on both units requiring replacement. Second unit showed no wiring damage and is functioning properly. Documented findings with photos, provided repair options via email, and scheduled follow-up service advisor consultation for recommended repairs.
Responded to a water softener leak complaint at a townhome with an approximately 20-year-old water treatment system. Upon inspection, identified a slight leak on the existing teal-colored cylindrical water softener unit with digital control valve head. Assessed the condition of the aging system, including the pressure tank and associated copper piping connections. Documented the equipment configuration and leak source through photographic documentation for maintenance records and future service recommendations.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2021-installed HVAC system still under warranty. Upon inspection, discovered the main control board had failed catastrophically with visible heat damage and charring to the circuit board assembly. Removed damaged control board and installed replacement unit, restoring system to full operational status.
Responded to service call for malfunctioning bathroom shower valve where the cartridge had failed, preventing proper shut-off of water flow. Customer had been manually controlling the valve with a wrench prior to complete failure, which necessitated shutting off the main water supply to the residence. Disassembled the single-handle tub and shower control valve, removed the damaged cartridge with broken internal plastic components, and installed a new replacement cartridge. Tested the valve operation to ensure proper hot/cold water mixing and complete shut-off functionality. Restored water supply to the home and verified no leaks at the trim assembly.
Responded to basement water leak concern and removed washer box piping as requested. Upon arrival, assessed the plumbing configuration in the basement utility area near HVAC equipment and successfully removed the specified pipes. Water supply was managed appropriately to complete the removal work safely and prevent further leakage issues.
Responded to a no cooling call on a 16-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed the unit as significantly low on R410A refrigerant, approximately 3 pounds short of the factory charge of 7+ pounds, resulting in inadequate cooling performance. Verified proper airflow through the system and confirmed the refrigerant loss as the primary cause of the cooling failure. Discussed leak search and repair options with the homeowner and coordinated scheduling with a service advisor to provide an estimate for complete system replacement given the age and condition of the equipment.
Responded to callback for newly installed dehumidifier displaying recurring E2 error code indicating airflow restriction. Verified and corrected wiring connections between dehumidifier and furnace at control panel, ensuring proper integration with HVAC system. Inspected air filter installation and confirmed adequate airflow pathways to resolve error condition and restore normal dehumidifier operation.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on two R-410A air conditioning systems with ambient temperature at 67 degrees. Performed comprehensive inspection and testing of all major components including filters, thermostats, temperature splits, condensers, coils, motors, capacitors, compressors, refrigerant levels, and condensate drains. Both units operating within normal parameters at time of service. Diagnosed malfunctioning zone damper creating excessive clicking noise due to mechanical binding. Provided estimates for zone damper replacement and capacitor replacement; property owner declined repairs at this time.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up on 2-year-old system. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection of furnace and thermostat operation. System verified thermostat displaying 74°F with fan running properly, inspected furnace internal components including control board wiring and connections, and confirmed all equipment operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.
Completed comprehensive tune-ups on both furnace and air conditioning systems. Performed combustion analysis testing on furnace using Testo 310 meter, recording oxygen levels at 70% and carbon monoxide at 30 ppm, indicating proper combustion efficiency. Inspected all mechanical components, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines on both units. Filter inspection revealed good condition with adequate airflow. All safety controls tested and verified operational. Both heating and cooling systems are functioning properly with no deficiencies noted at this time. Recommended replacing thermostat batteries as preventive maintenance to ensure continued reliable operation.
Responded to reports of a leaking outdoor spigot and water hammer in the plumbing system. Upon inspection, confirmed the exterior hose bib in the garage required replacement and that hydraulic shock was occurring when the dishwasher, washing machine, and faucets were shut off abruptly. Performed drywall access work by cutting an opening in the garage wall to expose the copper supply lines and existing hose bib assembly. Removed the failed outdoor faucet and installed a new brass hose bib, securing all connections to copper piping. Restored water supply from the interior shutoff valve and pressure tested the new installation for leaks. Confirmed proper operation of the exterior faucet. Addressed the water hammer issue by replacing the worn hammer arrestors at the washing machine connections. The old arrestors had lost their air cushion capacity, allowing pressure surges to create banging sounds throughout the plumbing system when water flow stopped suddenly. Installed new hammer arres
Responded to complaint of inadequate cooling on upper floors and extended run times on main level of multi-story residence with 1-year-old Lennox system. Upon inspection, identified severely restricted airflow caused by improper filter specification. Removed existing filter and installed MERV 8 rated filter per manufacturer specifications. Adjusted blower fan speed settings to optimize air distribution throughout all zones. System tested and verified proper airflow delivery to all levels with balanced temperature control and reduced basement overcooling.
Responded to service call for malfunctioning shower faucet cartridges in two separate shower units. Upon inspection, determined that cartridges had failed due to mineral buildup and sediment damage caused by a non-functioning water softener system. Replaced defective cartridges in both shower valve assemblies and installed new water softener unit to prevent future cartridge deterioration and ensure proper water quality throughout the plumbing system.
Responded to no cooling condition on lower level Bryant HVAC system. Diagnosed failed capacitor and low refrigerant charge. Replaced defective capacitor and recharged system to manufacturer specifications, restoring proper cooling operation.
Responded to service call for underground gas leak preventing gas service to residence. Conducted thorough inspection of existing gas service line and documented conditions with photographs showing garage interior piping configuration and ceiling-mounted gas line connections with visible shut-off valves and corrugated flexible conduit. Assessed that underground gas service line requires complete replacement from street connection to home entry point to restore safe gas service to property.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system consisting of one air conditioning unit and one air handler. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all major components, electrical connections, and refrigerant levels. Identified heat exchanger showing signs of rust deterioration and detected low refrigerant charge requiring future attention. Inspected and photographed capacitor assembly with terminal connections and verified Lennox air handler installation with associated ductwork. System operational at time of departure with noted concerns documented for follow-up service recommendations.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on 9-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection including contactor, capacitor, condenser coil, compressor, and refrigerant charge verification—all components found in good working condition. Checked indoor evaporator coil, control board, and measured temperature drop across system, confirming proper operation at approximately 20 degrees. Noted furnace filter beginning to show dirt accumulation and advised replacement. All systems operating as designed with no deficiencies identified or corrective actions required.
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