Since 1959 Hurlburt, we make it our mission to keep your home comfortable and protected.
with Purchase of Furnace & AC
Includes Merv 16 5" media cabinent and ApcoX Premium UV-light. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
When the heat of summer hits, a working AC is vital. Our AC repair services address a wide range of issues, from refrigerant leaks to electrical faults, ensuring your system cools effectively.
Our team at Hurlburt also provides fast and effective furnace repair in Edina to keep your home warm and efficient. Whether you’re dealing with poor airflow, frequent cycling, or unusual sounds, our experts diagnose and fix the issue to restore your comfort and improve your furnace’s efficiency.
Routine HVAC maintenance is another key to efficient, reliable performance year-round. Our maintenance services include inspecting and cleaning filters, coils, and other components, helping to avoid costly breakdowns and improve and prolong your system’s performance.
Whether you need simple repairs or complex installations, Hurlburt’s Edina electricians provide safe and dependable service. From rewiring to panel upgrades, we handle each job with care, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your home’s electrical systems. We even provide flexible financing options on approved credit to make sure your needs are always covered.
Hurlburt is proud to provide top-quality HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services to homeowners in Edina. Contact us today to schedule services!
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop unit and addressed water leakage issue. Upon arrival, discovered air filter was saturated with water due to condensate drainage problem. Inspection revealed the condensation drain line was improperly installed with an upward arch, causing water to back up into the drain pan and overflow onto the filter. Corrected the issue by shortening the drain hose and repositioning it with proper downward pitch to ensure gravity drainage. Verified drain pan is now clear with proper water flow established. Conducted full system inspection on the one-year-old rooftop unit. Tested and verified capacitor is operating within specifications. Inspected contactor for proper operation and signs of wear. Examined all electrical wiring and connections for secure terminations and proper condition. Checked refrigerant charge and confirmed system is properly charged with no leaks detected. Evaluated evaporator coil condition and airflow. All components tested and fo
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop system after obtaining roof access from front desk. Replaced 16x20x1 air filter and performed full system inspection including blower motor, evaporator coils, capacitor, wiring, contactor, and refrigerant levels. All components tested within normal operating parameters with no issues identified; system operating efficiently.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and preventative maintenance agreement service, which included installing customer-supplied furnace filter, verifying humidifier was properly shut down for the season, and performing full system diagnostics. Superheat readings measured 26 degrees, significantly elevated from the target range of 12-13 degrees, indicating reduced system efficiency likely attributed to aging equipment. Discussed system life expectancy with homeowner and recommended planning for future replacement of both air conditioning unit and furnace due to age-related performance decline.
Performed AC tune-up on rooftop unit with R22 refrigerant system. Replaced air filter and inspected blower motor, both operating within normal parameters. Discovered failed capacitor reading overload (OL) during diagnostic testing. Replaced defective capacitor, restoring unit operation. Verified refrigerant charge levels and delta-t measurements, confirming system is operating efficiently and ready for cooling season.
Completed seasonal AC tune-up special on rooftop unit, coordinating roof access through front desk. Installed 20x20x1 air filter and performed standard maintenance inspection with no issues found and no repairs required.
Responded to service call for water heater installed two weeks prior with no hot water and water pooling on top of unit. Upon inspection, discovered pilot light was extinguished and water softener discharge hose had disconnected, causing water to spray onto the water heater and extinguish the pilot. Removed damaged section of discharge pipe and reinstalled connection using hose clamp for additional security. Relit pilot light, which ignited successfully. Monitored unit for ten minutes to verify proper operation and sustained combustion. Water heater restored to full functionality with no further issues observed.
Responded to service call regarding rotten egg odor emanating from hot water supply on a tanked water heater installed two years prior. Upon inspection, diagnosed the issue as a deteriorated anode rod causing sulfur bacteria buildup within the tank. Provided estimate for anode rod replacement to address the odor concern. Customer declined service at this time and indicated they would source their own replacement part and may schedule installation at a later date.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on rooftop unit, accessing system with provided key. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, component verification, and operational testing; filter had been previously changed prior to service arrival.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 28-year-old rooftop unit accessed via front desk key coordination. System inspection revealed multiple failing components including capacitor, contactor, and condenser fan motor operating outside specifications. Compressor drawing high amperage and lineset insulation deteriorated, causing reduced efficiency and increased system workload. Unit operates on obsolete R22 refrigerant. Documented all failing components with photographic evidence showing electrical panel connections, outdoor condensing unit, and degraded pipe insulation on pebbled rooftop surface. System remains operational but requires replacement of capacitor, contactor, condenser fan motor, and lineset insulation to restore proper efficiency and prevent imminent failure.
Completed AC tune-up on rooftop unit accessed via front desk key. Performed standard maintenance procedures and replaced 16x20x1 filter. Identified capacitor showing signs of terminal corrosion and near-end-of-life condition; replaced capacitor to prevent system failure.
Performed AC tune-up on 28-year-old system and identified multiple critical issues requiring immediate attention. System found to be slightly low on refrigerant with 25-degree superheat and 30-degree vapor saturation readings, indicating potential leak that could cause coil freezing and condensation damage to interior ceiling/floor. Compressor operating at high amperage levels, confirming imminent failure. Capacitor had been recently replaced by previous service. Installed 16x20x1 filter during maintenance. Due to age of equipment and compressor failure, recommended complete system replacement and scheduled estimate for new AC installation.
Completed comprehensive rooftop AC tune-up on 9-year-old Bryant unit, accessing roof with key from front desk. Performed full system inspection and testing of all components including electrical connections, capacitors, contactors, and blower assembly. Verified refrigerant charge levels are within manufacturer specifications and confirmed system is cooling properly and fully operational.
Replaced evaporator coil and drain pan assembly under parts and labor warranty. Upon initial assessment, recovered 2 lbs 12 oz of refrigerant from system, which was found to be 3 lbs low on charge. Removed existing evaporator coil and capped refrigerant lines to prevent contamination. Due to concerns about new wooden flooring and humidity issues, coordinated with parts department to expedite component delivery, as initial parts ordered were incorrect sizing and replacement stock required 7-10 day lead time from supplier. Successfully installed new evaporator coil assembly and will recharge system to manufacturer specifications upon completion. Work performed by two-person crew over 4-5 hour timeframe.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance on one Daikin condenser unit with R-410A refrigerant. Conducted full system inspection including air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split analysis, condenser coils, motors, capacitors, compressor function, refrigerant charge levels, and condensate drain line. All components tested and found operating within normal parameters with system cooling properly at ambient temperature of 65 degrees.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up and preventative maintenance service under maintenance agreement. Conducted electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify system performance, inspected condenser coil and fins, and checked electrical panel connections. All components found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified during routine maintenance inspection.
Responded to safety concern regarding exposed wiring at condensate pump from recent heat pump installation. Upon inspection, identified two loose wires extending from condensate pump unit and making contact with floor, creating potential electrical hazard. Secured both wires with wire nuts for proper termination and used zip ties to fasten wiring away from floor contact. Documented installation discrepancy for management review via install correction form to ensure quality control protocols are followed on future installations.
Performed comprehensive preventative maintenance inspection on 16-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Verified contactor and capacitor operation within normal parameters. Inspected outdoor coil condition, noting minor dirt accumulation; cleaning deferred due to lack of water source availability. Cleaned electrical compartment of debris and dust. Verified refrigerant charge at proper levels with no leaks detected. Measured compressor and condenser fan motor amp draws, confirming all readings within manufacturer specifications. Inspected furnace filter, finding it in acceptable condition. Verified control board functionality with no error codes present. Inspected indoor evaporator coil and blower wheel assembly, both found clean with no buildup. Measured supply and return air temperatures, confirming 18-degree temperature split within optimal range. System operating efficiently with no deficiencies identified and no repairs or recommendations necessary at this time.
Conducted follow-up phone call regarding Honeywell thermostat communication issue with heat pump on newly installed system. Confirmed with customer that dip switch adjustments made on outdoor unit during previous visit were completed per manufacturer tech support and field supervisor recommendations. Advised customer to monitor system performance once outdoor temperatures rise, as recent temperature drop has not provided adequate conditions to verify repair effectiveness, and to contact office if issues persist.
Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property. Upon arrival, found gas water heater pilot light extinguished after extended winter vacancy. Successfully relit pilot light and restored hot water operation to unit.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection including comprehensive water heater examination and seasonal exterior faucet service. Inspected water heater operation, verified proper venting, checked temperature and pressure relief valve functionality, and confirmed all connections were secure with no signs of leakage. Performed seasonal maintenance on exterior hose bibs as required.
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