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Most homes, both north and south of Railroad Avenue, have gas heating due to Colfax’s widespread natural gas access. Our team is skilled with the latest technologies, including gas furnaces, boilers for radiant heating, condensing furnaces, variable-speed air handlers, and more. Our technicians also work with hybrid systems that pair an electric heat pump with a furnace for more efficient heating.
Our Heating Technicians Do It All:
- Heating Repair: Heating troubles can range from inconvenient to downright dangerous. From freezing during a frigid January in Colfax to dangerous gases releasing into your home, call our team to make your home warm and safe again.
- Heating Installation: Professional sizing is crucial when upgrading your heating system. A heater that’s too small or too large will cycle irregularly and experience excessive wear and tear. A well-sized system will be energy-efficient and reliable for many years to come.
- Heating Maintenance: HVAC warranties usually require annual heating tune-ups, and they help you avoid many common repair issues. Clean heating equipment burns fuel more efficiently and costs less to operate. You can save even more as a member of the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program.
While local homeowners once considered cooling a luxury, that isn’t the case any longer. Central AC is a convenient and practical choice for homes with ducts. For those that don’t, ductless AC is a much more effective and efficient alternative to clunky, energy-hogging window units.
We’ll Keep You Comfortable All Summer:
- Cooling Repair: Even minor issues can throw that efficiency out of whack and cause your costs to rise. Our technicians repair all makes and models.
- Cooling Installation: We can customize a wide range of cooling systems for your Colfax home. Zone control is a modern feature that can lower your energy costs. A mini-split is an alternative that doesn’t require ducts.
- Cooling Maintenance: Spring tune-ups result in reliable cooling, lower costs, and better indoor air quality. Our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program includes maintenance, discounts, priority service, and more.
Our plumbers encourage homeowners to schedule an annual plumbing inspection. It’s an opportunity to identify and correct issues early before they get serious. You can also explore the latest plumbing advancements and how they may improve your home.
Electrical inspections can find electrical hazards, code compliance issues, and inefficiencies. If you want to increase your home’s capacity for more appliances and electronics, fix electrical panels, or install new systems altogether, we’re the friendly team to call.
Let Us Maximize Your Home’s Safety and Energy Efficiency:
- Electrical Repair: Electrical problems pose serious risks, including fires, damaged appliances, and shocks. Don’t ignore warm outlets, flickering lights, or frequently tripped circuit breakers.
- Electrical Installation: If you have an older home, you might want to upgrade your outdated electrical panels. A modern panel makes a home safer and more efficient. We can upgrade capacity, add outlets, install lighting, and implement smart home solutions to bring your household into the future.
Hurlburt has been in business since 1959, and we’re proud to provide our services throughout Colfax and the surrounding areas. Our electricians, plumbers, and heating and cooling technicians are among the best in the business. However, we don’t just hire them for their skills and knowledge. We find team members who truly care about serving the Colfax community and improving the lives of local families.
To that end, we always seek to exceed expectations and back our work with a one-year 100% parts and labor warranty. Our company often offers specials, provides free installation estimates, and offers financing to credit-approved and qualified customers.
Want to experience a different kind of electrical, plumbing, and HVAC company in Colfax? Call Hurlburt today!
Responded to service call for non-functional electric water heater that had reached end of service life at 25 years old. Removed and properly disposed of existing 50-gallon electric water heater. Installed new 50-gallon electric water heater with proper electrical connections, copper supply lines, and pressure relief valve. Configured hot and cold water piping with appropriate shut-off valves and insulated all exposed pipes to prevent heat loss and condensation. Integrated new unit with existing water treatment system and pressure tank. Tested all connections for leaks, verified proper electrical operation, and confirmed adequate hot water delivery throughout the system.
Performed maintenance on two ductless mini-split indoor units located in the kitchen and master bedroom. Removed and thoroughly cleaned both evaporator coils and filters to restore optimal airflow and efficiency. Cleared a clogged condensate drain line on the kitchen unit mounted above the refrigerator to prevent water backup and potential overflow issues. Reassembled both units, verified proper drainage function, and tested cooling operation to confirm all systems functioning correctly.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up on 7-year-old Goodman system as part of membership maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit including coil cleaning with specialized brush and foaming solution to remove accumulated debris and improve heat transfer efficiency. Verified electrical connections at main breaker panel, confirmed proper circuit protection, and ensured all system components were functioning within normal operating parameters. System tested and found to be running properly with no deficiencies identified.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection as part of family rewards program. Accessed attic and crawlspace areas to assess plumbing system condition, documenting copper supply lines with visible oxidation and verdigris patina formation. Identified advanced corrosion on metal pipe fittings in crawlspace, with heavy blue-green copper corrosion indicating potential moisture exposure and age-related deterioration requiring monitoring or future replacement consideration.
Responded to no cooling condition on 1-year-old system experiencing repeat evaporator coil freeze-up. Upon arrival, found evaporator coil completely encased in ice with frost extending along suction line to outdoor compressor unit. Detected refrigerant leaks within indoor unit but unable to perform comprehensive leak detection due to extensive ice accumulation on coil assembly. Documented frozen coil condition and suction line with photographs showing heavy frost buildup on refrigerant lines in crawlspace and complete ice encasement of evaporator coil within air handler cabinet. System requires follow-up visit after coil thaw to conduct thorough leak detection and determine if failure is related to thermostatic expansion valve malfunction or evaporator coil leak.
Responded to a free second opinion call for a 6-year-old Lennox air conditioning system that had been experiencing refrigerant leak issues. Previous contractor had identified a leaking evaporator coil in the basement using UV dye, replaced the coil two days prior, but homeowner was concerned the system still had a leak. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of both outdoor condenser unit and indoor components. Observed proper system operation with adequate cooling performance and noted frost accumulation on ductwork indicating normal refrigerant flow and heat exchange. Did not connect manifold gauges as this was a consultation visit only. System appeared to be functioning correctly at time of inspection with no obvious signs of refrigerant loss or performance issues. Advised homeowner that newly installed coil may need additional time for system stabilization and monitoring. Provided option for future leak detection service using UV dye inspection and refrigerant recharge if coolin
Performed AC tune-up on 17-year-old system with customer reporting inability to cool below 73°. Cleaned condenser coil, inspected electrical components, verified evaporator drain function, and confirmed air filter and blower settings were proper. During operational testing, outdoor unit cycled off due to overheating, then restarted with fan rotating in reverse direction. Verified wiring matched diagram specifications, confirming internal condenser fan motor failure. Replaced defective condenser fan motor and tested system operation, achieving proper cooling with 22° temperature split across evaporator coil.
Responded to water quality issue related to fish odor in residential water supply. Placed acid neutralizer system into bypass mode to eliminate odor problem. System had been actively treating water but was identified as the source of the undesirable smell. Documented equipment configuration including water heater, expansion tank, and water treatment components in mechanical room.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-16 year old Daikin mini split system in bedroom. Upon inspection, found heavily soiled blower wheel in indoor head unit causing restricted and inconsistent airflow. Connected manifold gauges and observed approximately 18 psi on suction side, indicating low refrigerant charge even accounting for reduced airflow from dirty blower wheel. Evaporator coil showed dust and residue accumulation, and refrigerant line connections displayed age-related corrosion and oxidation consistent with system age. Advised customer that blower wheel cleaning must be performed prior to accurate refrigerant charge assessment. Provided repair options including complete mini split head cleaning, refrigerant recovery and recharge to proper specifications by weight, and UV dye injection for leak detection. Coordinated service advisor visit for replacement system evaluation due to unit being out of warranty and age-related deterioration of components.
Responded to no cooling complaint on air conditioning system less than 10 years old. Upon arrival, verified condenser had been recently cleaned by homeowner due to heavy dirt accumulation. Performed system diagnostics including airflow verification and refrigerant charge assessment, confirming both within manufacturer specifications. Operated equipment through complete cooling cycle for 15 minutes, monitoring performance parameters. System maintained proper operation with no temperature differential issues detected. Conducted leak detection inspection of refrigerant circuit with negative results. No deficiencies identified; unit operating as designed at time of service.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 3-year-old Lennox unit. Customer reported excessive noise from outdoor condenser after recent startup. Upon inspection, discovered completely plugged air filter, likely due to cottonwood debris on property. Washed condenser coil, performed full electrical inspection with all components testing within normal parameters, and replaced clogged filter. System noise levels returned to normal operation following service completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 14-year-old AC unit with reported loud knocking noise at startup and thermostat programming issues. Upon arrival, discovered property had separate thermostats for heating and cooling systems. Found analog heating thermostat dial set to 90 degrees, which was preventing cooling system from operating effectively. AC unit was cycling on properly but heat thermostat setting was overriding cooling function. Adjusted heating thermostat to lowest setting, verified AC unit engaged and began cooling properly. Confirmed system is now operating within normal parameters and providing adequate cooling to occupied space.
Responded to frozen pipe damage in shop area where 1/2-inch copper line separated at joint near house foundation due to winter freeze. Repaired frozen lawn faucet, replaced failed valve in garage that had blown off causing active leak, and completed small section repipe of affected copper lines. All repairs tested and verified leak-free with proper water pressure restored to affected fixtures.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Found outdoor condenser coil heavily packed with debris causing high pressure lockout fault. Performed thorough coil cleaning to restore proper airflow and heat exchange. Reset tripped breakers and properly labeled electrical panel for future reference. System startup confirmed with 18-degree temperature split across evaporator coil, verifying restored cooling capacity and normal operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-month-old air conditioning system experiencing inadequate temperature reduction. Upon inspection, found unit operating with low refrigerant charge. Performed comprehensive leak detection procedures and identified active refrigerant leak at condensing coil. Photographic documentation captured severe corrosion on copper tubing with visible oxidation and surface degradation, along with frost accumulation on coil fins indicating restricted airflow and moisture exposure issues. Drain pan showed significant staining, organic debris accumulation, and evidence of prolonged moisture exposure. Temporarily recharged system to restore immediate cooling function; however, advised that this is a short-term solution as refrigerant will continue leaking. Strongly recommended immediate condensing coil replacement or full unit replacement given the age of equipment and severity of coil deterioration. Unit requires urgent attention to prevent complete system failure
Responded to no-cool call on 26-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered rodent damage to electrical wiring and a failed relay preventing compressor operation. Fan capacitor tested out of specification. Completed temporary repairs to restore system operation by replacing damaged wiring and relay, allowing unit to run until full system replacement can be scheduled.
Responded to no cooling complaint on aging residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered outdoor condenser fan motor not operating. Investigation revealed wiring had dislodged from securing sleeve and became entangled around fan motor shaft, preventing rotation. Freed wiring from motor shaft and properly re-secured all wires away from moving components, restoring fan operation and system cooling capability. During diagnostic evaluation, identified multiple components showing signs of deterioration and impending failure. Condenser fan motor exhibited reduced RPM, excessive heat generation, and potential bearing damage from wire entanglement incident. Contactor measured low resistance at approximately 10 ohms with visible pitting on contact surfaces, indicating electrical degradation. Compressor demonstrated labored startup with abnormal sound characteristics, suggesting mechanical wear consistent with system age. Documented findings with photographic evidence showing o
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 8-year-old residential system with no prior known issues. Tested all electrical components, verified specifications were within normal operating parameters, and rinsed condenser coil. Discovered rodent infestation in compressor jacket with active mouse presence; removed compromised jacket, extracted chewed insulation and debris (pine needles) from condenser area surrounding compressor, and disposed of damaged materials. Cleared condensate drain line and installed new air filter. System operating properly with 22-degree temperature split across evaporator coil, confirming optimal cooling performance.
Responded to no cooling complaint on system with thermostat installed in November. Verified thermostat settings and provided operational instruction on basic functions. Diagnosed system tripped on low pressure safety due to complete refrigerant loss from leaking evaporator coil. Documented conditions with photos showing mold growth on wooden trim and corroded metal surfaces indicating moisture issues related to the failing coil. Prepared estimate for evaporator coil replacement to restore system operation.
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