HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Company in Eagan, MN
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Eagan sits almost evenly between downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul, creating a large commuter population that depends on home systems working when they get back at the end of the day. Pilot Knob Road and Yankee Doodle Road cross through the heart of the city, while Viking Lakes, Lebanon Hills Regional Park, and Twin Cities Premium Outlets mark very different parts of the community. Hurlburt Heating, AC, Plumbing, & Electrical provides heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, and indoor air quality service throughout Eagan. Call [site_info_phone_number] or connect online to schedule service.
Home Service Across Eagan’s South Metro Community
Viking Lakes and the TCO Performance Center have become major Eagan landmarks, but they are only one part of the city. Lebanon Hills Regional Park covers nearly 2,000 acres of lakes, trails, and wooded terrain, Caponi Art Park adds another 60 acres of outdoor space, and Holz Farm preserves a piece of Eagan’s farming history. District 196 and Eagan Wildcats athletics provide another strong community connection for families across the city.
Eagan’s calendar is just as active. Market Fest runs on Wednesdays from June through September, July brings the Eagan Funfest, and late summer includes events such as the Starry Night Soiree. Between community events, school activities, and daily commuting, local homeowners also place a high value on convenient scheduling and clear service communication. That busy South of the River lifestyle makes dependable heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical systems especially important.
Cooling Eagan Through Cottonwood, Humidity and Late Heat
Late spring can cover outdoor AC equipment with pollen and cottonwood, especially on Eagan’s heavily wooded residential lots. By June, the problem shifts to summer mugginess and high dew points influenced by regional wetlands and lakes. Humid weather can continue through August, and September or October may still produce a late heat wave that keeps cooling equipment running well past the usual summer season.
Air conditioning and indoor air quality services include:
Air conditioning replacement
Air conditioning repair
Air conditioning maintenance
Ductless systems
Indoor air quality services
Tree cover is part of everyday Eagan life around places such as Lebanon Hills and Caponi Art Park, but leaves, seeds, and other organic debris can also accumulate around outdoor condensers. Ductless mini-splits are a useful option for finished basements, bonus rooms, and townhome retrofits where existing ductwork does not reach the space well. High-efficiency filtration and other indoor air quality upgrades also fit well in a city that deals with heavy pollen and seasonal humidity. By the time Cascade Bay Waterpark is in full summer mode, local AC systems are usually dealing with both heat and moisture.
Plumbing for Eagan’s Thaw, Basements and Deep Freeze
March and April bring the Minnesota thaw, with snowmelt, saturated ground, and higher basement moisture becoming more noticeable across Eagan. That seasonal change matters in a community where basement spaces and mechanical equipment are common parts of the home. Dakota County soil conditions also make radon mitigation systems relevant, which means basement pressure balance can matter around mechanical equipment.
Plumbing services include:
Plumbing repair
Plumbing installation
Leak detection and repair
Sewer and drain service
Water heaters
Sump pumps
Water treatment
Gas lines
Then winter flips the concern completely. Eagan’s severe deep freezes create enough pipe-burst risk that Wi-Fi thermostats with low-temperature alerts can be especially useful. Polar-vortex conditions and Siberian highs can hold temperatures down for extended stretches, making freeze protection important when residents are away from home. For Eagan’s large commuter workforce, those alerts can provide another way to keep an eye on indoor conditions during long workdays.
Heating Eagan Through the Big Freeze and False Spring
Late December through February can bring severe sub-zero weather, strong wind chills, and sustained cold fronts that test heating capacity across Eagan. Forced-air natural gas furnaces paired with split AC remain the standard residential setup, while aging insulation in some 1980s wood-frame homes can increase drafts and heat loss. October and November usually bring the first hard freeze and the first serious furnace startups of the season.
Heating services include:
Heating installation
Heating replacement
Heating repair
Heating maintenance
Heat pumps
Furnaces
Boilers
Geothermal
Spring does not always arrive cleanly. Eagan can swing as much as 40 degrees in a 24-hour period during April and May, which is where heat pumps and dual-fuel equipment can be useful during long shoulder seasons. High-SEER2 equipment, green-energy incentives, and modern heat-pump conversions are also part of the local market. Whether a cold front moves across North Ridge, Diffley, or another part of Eagan, the heating system may need to switch back into action quickly.
Electrical Service for Eagan’s Connected Households
Eagan has a strong market for smart-home integration and modern equipment upgrades, supported in part by a steady influx of technology and healthcare professionals. That includes connected controls and other equipment homeowners want to manage more easily from day to day. Townhome and multi-family communities add another consideration because HOA rules can govern exterior equipment placement.
Electrical services include:
Electrical repair services
Electrical installation and wiring
Whole-home generators
Switches, outlets, and ceiling fans
Panel replacement and repair
EV chargers
Smart home installations
Some Eagan neighborhoods also sit within MSP Airport flight-path corridors, so lower-decibel outdoor mechanical equipment can be an important consideration in those areas. The city’s commuter workforce also values convenient scheduling and automated service updates. Around the commercial corridors of Pilot Knob Road and Yankee Doodle Road, connected technology fits naturally into the way many Eagan households already manage busy schedules.
Experience the Professional Difference
At Hurlburt, we believe in bringing a small-town culture to the big-city suburbs. We’re proud to serve the entire Eagan community—from Jensen Lake to the I-494/I-35E Interchange and everywhere in between. Whether you’re dealing with a frozen pipe during winter or issues with staying cool when the summer heat and humidity arrive, we’re ready to help.
We’re proud to serve all of these areas and more:
Blackhawk
Diffley Commons
Wildflower
Get Home Service in Eagan
From the wooded areas around Lebanon Hills to Viking Lakes, Pilot Knob Road, District 196 neighborhoods, and the busy Yankee Doodle Road corridor, Eagan homeowners deal with everything from sub-zero cold to cottonwood-covered AC units and humid summer weather. Hurlburt Heating, AC, Plumbing, & Electrical provides heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, and indoor air quality service throughout the city. Call [site_info_phone_number] or connect online to schedule home service in Eagan, Minnesota.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Eagan, MN
Eagan, MN at a glance
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Eagan, MN between May 2026 and June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 5, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 150 jobs in Eagan, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in April 2025.
Job Locations and Reviews
Jared R.Checked in
Responded to service call for non-operational system and discovered rodent damage to high limit pressure switch on the liquid line of the condenser. Removed compressor cover and found active rodent nest inside unit, which was extracted and disposed of. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil and surrounding areas of debris and contamination. Replaced damaged high limit pressure switch with new component and completed all electrical connections and wiring. Cycled system to verify proper operation and added 1 lb of R-410A refrigerant to restore proper charge levels. Conducted final operational testing including pressure readings and temperature differentials. System restored to normal operating parameters with all safety controls functioning correctly.
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Matt M.Checked in
Responded to reported toilet leak following recent installation. Upon inspection, identified failed wax ring with horn as source of water seepage at base of toilet. Removed toilet, cleaned flange and mounting surface, and reinstalled toilet using new wax ring without horn to ensure proper seal and prevent future leakage.
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Jon W.Checked in
Responded to no cooling complaint on 11-year-old AIRE-FLO air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was not operating properly and cycling intermittently. Performed diagnostic testing with manifold gauges and determined system was low on refrigerant charge. Low refrigerant level caused low pressure safety switch to trip, preventing compressor operation and eliminating cooling capacity. Identified refrigerant type as obsolete R-22, making recharge cost-prohibitive and availability limited. Given age of equipment, declining efficiency, and obsolete refrigerant requiring expensive repairs, recommended full system replacement rather than repair. Discussed options and benefits of upgrading to modern high-efficiency unit with current R-410A refrigerant. Scheduled same-day estimate for new air conditioning system installation to restore cooling comfort.
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Moe R.Checked in
Responded to a no cooling call on a 16-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed the outdoor fan was engaging and turning but the system was not cooling the home. Performed diagnostic evaluation and discovered the system was completely flat on refrigerant charge, missing approximately 10 pounds of R-22. Due to the lack of refrigerant, the system would not operate, preventing further diagnostic testing to locate the source of the refrigerant leak. Discussed all available repair and replacement options with the homeowner given the age of the equipment and severity of the refrigerant loss. Scheduled a follow-up appointment with a service advisor to review recommendations and determine the best course of action for restoring cooling to the home.
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Scott N.Checked in
Responded to a water leak on the exterior irrigation system where the 8-12 pipe exits from the basement. Upon inspection, identified a failed pressure vacuum breaker that was actively leaking. Removed the defective pressure vacuum breaker assembly and installed a new replacement unit, restoring proper function to the irrigation system and eliminating the leak.
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Craig M.Checked in
Responded to warranty callback for loud thunking noise occurring at system startup on recently installed air conditioning system. Diagnosed source of noise as ductwork popping at filter slot location above evaporator coil where modifications were made during initial installation. Secured ductwork by installing additional screws and adding slip connector section to reinforce and stabilize the affected area, eliminating the noise issue. System tested and verified operating properly with no further abnormal sounds detected.
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Moe R.Checked in
Responded to a no cooling callback where the outdoor unit was not running. Previous technician had visited, and customer subsequently installed a new thermostat, but system remained inoperative. Diagnosed issue by jumpering thermostat wires at air handler, which successfully activated the air conditioning system, confirming the newly installed thermostat was defective. Verified all electrical connections and system operation. Customer elected to purchase and install replacement thermostat independently. System confirmed operational when proper thermostat control signal present.
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Roger M.Checked in
Responded to no cooling call on 4-year-old building with Carrier system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condensing unit was not operating. Diagnosed failed thermostat as root cause of system failure. Removed defective thermostat and installed replacement unit. Tested system operation and confirmed proper cooling function restored.
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Matt M.Checked in
Responded to callback for no hot water issue on water heater. Diagnosed faulty low-temperature mixing valve causing full-on mixing and preventing proper hot water delivery. Removed defective mixing valve to restore hot water function.
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Charles P.Checked in
Responded to service call for leaking outdoor spigot. Upon inspection, identified failed washer and seat causing continuous water leak at the exterior faucet. Removed existing spigot assembly and installed new replacement unit to restore proper function and eliminate leak. Also performed water quality test as requested.
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Charles P.Checked in
Responded to toilet leak with water damage to surrounding floor. Upon inspection, confirmed active leak causing saturated flooring conditions. Coordinated with flooring specialist to assess and address subfloor damage. Toilet pull and reset scheduled pending flooring repairs to ensure proper installation and prevent future leaks.
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Fred G.Checked in
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Responded to no cooling call on 13-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics and discovered unit was completely flat with no refrigerant pressure. Used digital multimeter to verify electrical components including capacitor and contactor were functioning properly. Inspected condenser unit electrical connections and wiring harness, which showed normal wear consistent with system age.
Due to complete refrigerant loss and age of equipment, advised customer of repair versus replacement options. System requires leak detection, repair, evacuation, and refrigerant recharge at minimum. Given the unit's age exceeding typical 10-15 year lifespan and potential for additional component failures, recommended evaluation of replacement options for long-term reliability and efficiency improvements.
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Fred G.Checked in
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and identified a faulty pressure switch preventing system operation. Conducted electrical continuity testing using digital multimeter to confirm switch failure. Replaced defective pressure switch with new component and verified proper system operation. Also noted air filter required replacement for optimal system performance. System restored to normal cooling operation and tested for proper function before departure.
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Roger M.Checked in
Responded to no cooling complaint on heat pump system installed in April 2024. Upon arrival, performed system inspection and found severely restricted airflow due to dirty air filter. Replaced filter and verified proper system operation. Unit cooling normally with no additional issues found. Homeowner advised on importance of regular filter maintenance to prevent future service issues.
Eagan, MN 55121
Jarrod S.Checked in
Responded to service call for water heater producing only lukewarm water instead of hot water. Upon inspection of Bradford White Defender Safety System tanked water heater, identified thermostatic mixing valve installed above the unit as the source of the temperature issue. Adjusted mixing valve settings to proper temperature output specifications. Tested water temperature at fixtures to verify hot water delivery was restored to normal operating range. System now functioning correctly with appropriate hot water temperature throughout residence.
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Drew D.Checked in
Conducted site assessment for replacement of existing 1/2" copper line hose bib located in backyard. Inspected current outdoor spigot installation mounted in recessed outlet box on exterior white vinyl siding near ground level. Confirmed presence of accessible shut-off valve as identified by homeowner. Evaluated condition of existing fixture and copper supply line to determine scope of replacement work. Prepared comprehensive estimate for complete hose bib replacement including necessary materials and labor. Homeowner to review proposal and provide approval to proceed with installation.
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Matt M.Checked in
Completed annual preventative maintenance plumbing inspection of residential property. Investigated reported howling noise from toilet shut-off valve and documented conditions of bathroom fixtures and under-sink plumbing components. Inspected P-trap configuration, supply lines, shut-off valves, and all visible connections for proper operation and potential issues. Provided estimate for necessary repairs to address the malfunctioning toilet shut-off valve. All accessible plumbing fixtures photographed and assessed for compliance and functionality.
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Craig M.Checked in
Completed annual cooling system tune-up and preventative maintenance on residential air conditioning unit. Inspected and verified proper system operation, checked air filter condition, and evaluated attic-mounted equipment and ductwork. All components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Eagan, MN 55122
Koshoua V.Checked in
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and preventative maintenance on a 10-year-old Lennox cooling system. Performed full system inspection including thermostat operation verification, air filter assessment, blower assembly examination, outdoor coil condition check, electrical component testing, contactor and capacitor evaluation, condensate drain inspection, refrigerant operation analysis, and temperature split measurements. All readings were within normal operating parameters with no mechanical issues or safety concerns identified. System confirmed to be cooling properly and operating as designed. Recommended continued seasonal maintenance to maintain efficiency and monitor normal component wear as equipment ages.
Eagan, MN 55121
Fred G.Checked in
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Performed visual inspection of electrical panel and circuit breakers, conducted ductwork examination using inspection camera to verify proper airflow and component condition. System operating normally with no issues found; compressor replacement from previous year continues to perform as expected.
“Mark was very pleasant to work with! He was on time and took care of my plumbing needs efficiently and effectively. I would definitely use him again for any plumbing issues I may have. I have been using Hurlburt for all of my heating, plumbing, and electrical needs and have always been satisfied!”
Alison A.
“Great service! Professionals starting from the first person I spoke to on the phone and finalizing with the person who finished the installation and cleaned up after. Staff explained everything well. Highly recommended!!!”
Jessica F.
"Outstanding service as always! Hurlburt goes above and beyond for their customers. We got scheduled right away, and Shawn did a great job. I will continue to use these guys for everything!!!"
Nicole T.
"Our technician Mike was just awesome. Took the time to show me what he was doing and explained why he was doing it. Gave me an honest evaluation of my situation. You can’t go wrong with Hurlburt and the work ethics of the employees."
Jean C.
Trevor came to service our AC unit. Very happy with his work. Trevor was friendly and knowledgeable, and got our issue fixed quickly. Hurlburt Heating and Plumbing is a great company to work with."
Debbie L.
"Hurlburt has helped us out with both plumbing and HVAC services in the past and have always done a great job. All their technicians, especially Mark, have been kind, professional, and quick with service!"