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!
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.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on one R-410A air conditioning system with outside ambient temperature at 64 degrees. Performed comprehensive inspection and tune-up including filter check, thermostat operation verification, temperature drop measurement, condenser unit inspection, coil examination, motor and capacitor testing, compressor assessment, refrigerant level verification, and condensate drain inspection. All components tested within normal operating parameters and system is functioning properly at time of service completion.
Responded to no cooling call and inspected thermostat and outdoor contactor. Discovered absence of 240V power at the disconnect box, preventing AC unit operation. Advised that an electrician is scheduled to diagnose and repair the electrical issue, and a follow-up visit will be required to test and verify proper system operation once power is restored.
Responded to service call for tanked water heater producing hot water for only 10 minutes before stopping. Upon inspection, found the unit was intermittently shutting itself off due to inconsistent temperature settings between the upper and lower heating elements. Adjusted both thermostats to matching temperature levels to restore proper operation and ensure consistent hot water delivery throughout the home.
Responded to warranty call for Lennox heat pump installed last September with insufficient cooling performance and extended run times. Performed complete system diagnostics and placed unit into charge mode (100% cooling), adding refrigerant to achieve proper subcooling of 11 degrees and temperature drop of 20 degrees across coil. Upon returning to normal operating mode, temperature drop decreased to 8 degrees, indicating potential control or operational issue. Consulted with technical support and adjusted DIP switch configuration (SW1 and SW4 to off position, SW2 and SW3 to on position), which improved temperature drop to 13 degrees but did not fully resolve the cooling deficiency. System requires additional troubleshooting and consultation with Lennox factory representative to determine root cause of performance degradation and appropriate corrective action under warranty coverage.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 7-10 year old Lennox unit. Inspected electrical components, capacitor, and wiring connections which were found to be in functional condition. Replaced dirty air filter and completed standard maintenance procedures to ensure optimal system performance.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and maintenance on one 2-3 year old air conditioning condenser unit and one air exchanger unit. Performed full inspection of condenser system utilizing R-410A refrigerant with ambient temperature at 81 degrees. Inspected and evaluated air filter, thermostat operation, temperature differential, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, fan motor, dual run capacitor, contactor, compressor operation, refrigerant charge levels, and condensate drain system. All electrical connections, wiring, and components found secure and functioning properly. Cleaned and serviced air exchanger unit including filter replacement, intake and exhaust vent cleaning, and operational verification. System analysis indicates refrigerant charge may be slightly below optimal levels, though unit is maintaining adequate cooling performance and temperature drop across evaporator coil remains within acceptable range. Both condenser and air exchanger units are currentl
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old HVAC system for senior technician evaluation following initial diagnostic visit. Performed comprehensive system inspection of both furnace and air conditioning components. Confirmed system was low on refrigerant but still maintaining cooling capacity. Inspected blower motor assembly, heat exchanger, and control board for additional issues or concerns related to system age and overall condition. Provided detailed explanation to homeowner regarding refrigerant loss impact on system performance, efficiency degradation, and potential compressor damage from continued operation in undercharged state. Discussed implications of system age, including increased likelihood of component failures and reduced energy efficiency compared to modern equipment. Reviewed both repair and replacement options, explaining that while refrigerant recharge and leak detection/repair could restore cooling function temporarily, the 20-year service life significantl
Responded to fourth callback on recently installed Lennox system experiencing recurring no cool condition and coil freezing. Upon arrival, thermostat displayed 77°F current temperature with setpoint at 72°F in cooling mode. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including furnace blower operation, evaporator coil inspection, heat pump components, sensors, and compressor functionality. Identified system overcharge as primary issue contributing to freezing condition. Recovered refrigerant and weighed charge against manufacturer specifications. Removed 4 lbs of excess refrigerant from system. Recalculated and set proper subcooling per equipment requirements. Verified proper system operation after refrigerant adjustment. Previous visit had addressed airflow restrictions by opening vents on main and upper levels, replacing high MERV-rated filter with MERV 8 to reduce static pressure. Note that existing ductwork sizing is undersized for new high-efficiency system compared to previous
Responded to a no-cooling complaint and found the evaporator coil completely iced up. After allowing the coil to thaw, performed comprehensive system diagnostics including condenser inspection, refrigerant level check, and blower assessment. Cleaned the heavily soiled condenser coil which was obstructed with outdoor debris and plant matter. Testing revealed a faulty thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) causing improper refrigerant metering and system icing. Replaced the TXV under parts warranty and cycled the system to verify proper operation. Discovered significant water accumulation in the drain pan beneath the furnace, which had caused the safety float switch to trip. Removed standing water from the pan and dried out the wet switch to restore normal operation. Recharged the system with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications and balanced airflow throughout. Conducted final system testing to confirm proper cooling operation, adequate airflow, and correct superheat and subcooling r
Responded to no cooling complaint on 28-year-old rooftop R22 system. Upon inspection, found seized contactor preventing compressor operation. Diagnosed failed contactor as primary cause of cooling failure. Provided options for contactor replacement and thermostat upgrade, and scheduled estimate appointment for full system replacement given age and obsolete refrigerant type.
Completed annual cooling system preventative maintenance on residential air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive inspection including thermostat operation verification, air filter assessment, blower assembly examination, outdoor coil condition evaluation, and electrical component testing. Checked contactor, capacitor, and condensate drain functionality. Measured refrigerant operation and temperature split across the system. All readings registered within normal operating parameters with no mechanical issues or safety concerns identified. System demonstrated proper cooling operation and is performing as designed. No repairs required at this time. Recommend continuing seasonal maintenance schedule to maintain system efficiency and monitor component wear as equipment ages.
Responded to service call for shower drain backup in bathroom with pebble-stone tile flooring. Upon inspection, diagnosed clog as likely caused by accumulated hair buildup restricting water flow through the drain line. Performed mechanical cabling of the shower drain to clear the obstruction. Successfully extracted a large hair ball that was blocking the drain pipe. Following removal of the blockage, tested the drain system by running water for approximately 10 minutes to verify proper drainage and flow rate. Confirmed no backup occurred and drain was operating at full capacity. As part of semi-annual maintenance service, performed flush and inspection of the residential water heater located in the utility room. Drained sediment from tank bottom to improve heating efficiency and extend equipment lifespan. Conducted visual inspection of water heater components including temperature and pressure relief valve, supply lines, and connections. Verified proper operation of all water heater
Responded to service call for customer-supplied kitchen faucet installation. Conducted on-site assessment and presented detailed estimate for installation of the provided kitchen faucet and replacement of sink strainer basket. Customer declined to proceed with the proposed work at this time.
Responded to service call for radiator removal and assessment. Removed two radiator caps in the living room to allow for carpeting installation. Inspected upstairs unit to verify radiator connections to the boiler system. Assessed feasibility of removing piping from old boiler radiator and determined that floor cutting would be necessary to properly remove and cap off the lines. Customer declined to proceed with piping removal due to floor cutting requirement.
Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old residential AC system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condensing unit was receiving power but condenser fan motor was not operating. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor preventing fan motor operation while compressor attempted to run. Removed defective capacitor, installed new OEM-spec replacement capacitor with proper microfarad ratings for both compressor and fan motor. Verified correct electrical connections and secure mounting. Tested system operation—condenser fan motor and compressor now running properly with normal amperage draw. System cooling effectively and operating within manufacturer specifications.
Completed spring maintenance tune-up on 20-year-old York air conditioning system with R410-A refrigerant. During inspection, identified low refrigerant levels and explained the three-step refrigerant recharge process to the customer. Coordinated scheduling for a sales representative to provide estimate for system replacement due to age and current refrigerant deficiency.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up and preventative maintenance on two systems: main unit (10+ years old) and mini-split (1 year old). Conducted full system inspection including thermostat operation verification, air filter assessment, blower assembly examination, outdoor coil condition evaluation, and electrical component testing. Inspected contactor, capacitor, and condensate drain operation. Verified refrigerant charge and measured temperature split across evaporator coil. All readings were within normal operating parameters with no mechanical deficiencies or safety concerns identified. Both systems demonstrated proper cooling operation and performance. Completed seasonal maintenance protocol and confirmed equipment is functioning as designed. Recommended continued seasonal maintenance schedule to maintain system efficiency and monitor component wear as equipment ages, particularly on the older main unit.
Responded to a no cooling call on an aging air conditioning system. Upon inspection of the rooftop condenser unit, diagnosed a failed run capacitor and blown fuses preventing compressor operation. Replaced the defective capacitor with a new TITAN PRO unit and installed new fuses to restore power to the condenser. Performed electrical testing using diagnostic equipment to verify proper component function and amp draw. Checked refrigerant pressures and temperatures, confirming system charge was within normal operating parameters. System restored to full cooling operation with no additional deficiencies noted. Scheduled a Comfort Advisor consultation for the customer to discuss system age and future equipment options.
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