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The stunning views overlooking Lake Minnetonka make Excelsior an amazing place to live in the summer. Unfortunately, our winters can be extremely harsh, with frequent heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. That’s why it’s important you have an HVAC company you can trust to keep your heating system in proper working condition.
Rely On Our Professional Heating Services
- Heating Repair: Stop struggling with high energy bills and insufficient heating. Turn to our heating repair experts to make certain your heating system again functions as it should. We can work on any model and will quickly and correctly diagnose whatever problem you’re facing.
- Heating Installation: For the best heating installation in Excelsior, look to Hurlburt. Our expertise ensures you’ll get the right heating option for your home. You can trust that we’ll install your furnace, boiler, or heat pump properly, and it will work correctly, thanks to our one-year parts and labor warranty.
- Heating Maintenance: If you want to properly maintain your heating system, join our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. Plan members receive an annual tune-up along with other fantastic perks. We take the stress out of maintenance and will help you avoid major heating problems.
Our AC experts have the skills to help you beat the summer heat. You can rely on us to keep your air conditioning running smoothly and avoid issues with high heat and indoor humidity. We can also keep your electricity bills from increasing by servicing your cooling system and improving its energy efficiency.
We Service All Residential Cooling Needs
- Cooling Repair: We’re ready to tackle any issues you’re experiencing with your AC system. Whether you have central AC or a ductless system, we’ll repair it the right way without taking any shortcuts. We only use the best components and can handle the whole range of AC issues.
- Cooling Installation: Are you worried that your old AC system might break down during the summer? We can replace it before the heat arrives so that you can make certain you have effective, energy-efficient air conditioning. With a range of quality options available, we have something that’s sure to work for you.
- Cooling Maintenance: Hurlburt Family Rewards Program members receive a full AC maintenance service every year. Our technicians can help extend the life of your AC system, avoid breakdowns, and keep your electricity bills lower.
- Indoor air quality
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Don’t sleep on plumbing problems in your home. Skyrocketing water bills and extensive water damage are some of the risks of delaying professional plumbing repairs. Our experienced plumbers can quickly eliminate leaks, drain problems, water heater issues, and a range of other plumbing issues. We can also upgrade your bathroom and kitchen plumbing, replace your sump pump, and handle other types of installations.
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If you want top-notch help with your electrical needs, Hurlburt is the one to call. Even the most basic electrical work needs the services of a licensed electrician. When you hire us, you can keep your electrical components working right and avoid serious issues like electrical fires. Whether it’s helping you enjoy the convenience of an EV charging station or replacing your electrical panel, we’re always up to the task.
Electrical Services to Solve Any Problem
- Electrical Repair: We take electrical safety seriously and can eliminate hazards in your home. If you’re dealing with faulty wiring, frequent overloads, or any other issues, our team is here for you.
- Electrical Installation: If you want to install a new ceiling fan or upgrade your lighting, we’re ready to get to work. No matter what we’re installing, we take the time to wire it correctly to avoid issues down the road.
Excelsior is famous for its Victorian-era charm, restored streetcars, and its many historic homes. Living in an older home often presents certain unique challenges, and our team is ready to help you tackle them. We also understand the city’s strict building codes and can make sure that all parts of your plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems conform.
Hurlburt is the team that homeowners in Excelsior call for their HVAC, plumbing, and electrical needs. We’re one of the most experienced companies in the area, and we hold ourselves and our team to the highest standards. No job is too big or small for us, and we put our care, knowledge, and skills into everything we do. We’ll be happy to welcome you to the Hurlburt Family!
To set up a service appointment and see why Hurlburt is the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company to trust in Excelsior, contact us today.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Excelsior, MN between August 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 15, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 72 jobs in Excelsior, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2025.
Performed annual heating maintenance on two furnaces: replaced filters, cleaned flame sensors, verified gas pressures in low and high fire, and confirmed safe CO levels in the flue using a flue gas analyzer. Serviced the HRV by replacing the top pre-filter (bottom pre-filter remained clean) and verified humidifier operation. All components tested within specification and systems are fully operational.
Responded to a callback for a sump pump alarm that continued sounding after prior visits. Found the primary float stuck in position and the secondary float set too low, causing false alarm triggers. Cleared the primary float and repositioned the secondary float to eliminate the nuisance alarm. Verified the discharge line terminates properly on the exterior grade and drains freely away from the structure.
Responded to a continuously running toilet at a residential property. Upon inspection, found the existing fill valve and flapper were worn and causing the constant water flow. Replaced the faulty fill valve with a new Fluidmaster PRO45 professional-grade fill valve, installed a new Kohler GP85160 flapper assembly, and replaced the deteriorated supply line to ensure proper operation and prevent future leaks.
Responded to alarm condition on sump pump system installed under warranty. Upon arrival, inspected primary and backup pump assembly in basement sump pit and determined backup pump had activated due to operational issue. Verified system functionality, checked discharge piping connections, and confirmed proper pump operation. Documented existing conditions including significant corrosion on pit walls and surrounding surfaces, though pump equipment remained in serviceable condition. System restored to normal operation with both primary and backup pumps functioning as designed.
Replaced corroded 3-loop hydronic manifold serving upstairs bathroom zones and leaking pump flange on one heating zone. Cleaned corrosion from affected piping, reconnected all distribution lines to new manifold assembly, and purged air from the system. Set system pressure to 18 psi, replaced thermostat batteries, and cycled all zones to verify proper operation with no leaks detected.
Responded to service call for two gas fireplace units with operational issues. Upon arrival, found upstairs fireplace with extinguished pilot light. Successfully relit pilot assembly and verified unit ignited immediately with proper flame pattern and continued operation. Addressed downstairs fireplace experiencing reported intermittent shutdown after approximately two minutes of runtime. Performed diagnostic inspection of flame sensor, which showed no visible defects or fouling. Replaced remote control batteries as preventive maintenance measure. Conducted extended operational test running unit continuously for twenty minutes with no shutdown occurrences, confirming system stability. Observed heavy soot accumulation and charring on ceramic log set indicating need for future maintenance cleaning. Both fireplace units left in proper working order with stable ignition and sustained operation verified.
Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on 8-year-old residential furnace with no reported issues. Performed comprehensive tune-up including electrical testing with multimeter, capacitor inspection and verification, and system component evaluation. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to service call for toilet not filling with water. Upon inspection, identified that the fill valve's overflow adjustment was improperly set, resulting in insufficient bowl water level. Adjusted the overflow tube setting on the fill valve to increase bowl fill level to proper operating height. Demonstrated adjustment feature to homeowner and verified proper tank and bowl filling operation upon completion.
Responded to a toilet leak complaint and identified the source as a failed tank-to-bowl gasket. Removed the tank from the bowl, replaced the deteriorated gasket, and performed a complete tank rebuild including internal flush valve components and fill valve mechanism. Reassembled the unit, tested for proper operation, and verified all connections were leak-free upon completion.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit on 14-year-old Bryant furnace, humidifier system, and gas fireplace. Switched system from cooling to heating mode for winter operation. Performed comprehensive inspection including air filter evaluation, temperature split measurements, burner assembly inspection, flame sensor condition check, igniter functionality test, blower motor operation, condensate drain verification, and heat exchanger examination. During initial system startup, furnace tripped on low pressure switch. Cleared condensate drain lines and pressure switch ports, cycled system multiple times with no recurrence of fault condition. Replaced humidifier filter per homeowner approval; unable to verify humidifier operation due to elevated indoor humidity levels at time of service. Cleaned and inspected gas fireplace including logs, glass panel, and ember bed; verified proper ignition and flame characteristics. All systems operating within normal parameters upon service compl
Responded to a clogged break room sink that was backing up with debris. Upon inspection, removed the tubular trap and discovered significant accumulation of grease and food debris throughout the drain line. Manually cleared all debris from the tubular section, then used a drain cable to clear the entire drain line from the fixture to the mainline connection. Successfully dislodged and flushed a large volume of food waste and grease buildup that had caused the blockage. Reassembled all components and performed operational testing to verify proper drainage and flow. System restored to full working order with no backup issues observed.
Responded to a commercial salon experiencing water leaks and drainage issues at multiple shampoo bowl stations. Upon inspection, discovered all four hair washing station P-traps were severely clogged with accumulated hair buildup, causing slow drainage, backups, and contributing to leak conditions. Disassembled and thoroughly cleaned each P-trap, removing substantial hair blockages and sediment from all trap assemblies. Reassembled all components with proper seals and connections. Conducted extended flow testing on each station for over five minutes to verify proper drainage function and confirm leak elimination. All stations now draining efficiently with no active leaks detected upon completion.
Performed routine maintenance inspection on residential heating system under membership agreement. During comprehensive furnace tune-up, discovered cracked heat exchanger posing safety hazard. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence. Recommended and coordinated complete furnace replacement due to failed heat exchanger component, as repair was not viable option for this critical safety issue.
Installed new sump pump with battery backup system in crawl space to provide automatic water removal during power outages and primary pump failures. Utilized existing plumbing connections and electrical routing. System includes integrated battery for emergency operation and float switch mechanism for automatic activation. Unit is now fully operational and tested for proper functionality in below-grade installation.
Responded to service call for dual sump pump system running continuously without shutting off in crawlspace installation. The existing five-year-old dual pump system had been experiencing recurring annual operational failures. Upon inspection, confirmed both pumps were operating non-stop, indicating float switch malfunction or control system failure. Removed the failed dual pump system and installed new dual pump battery backup sump pump system to provide reliable water removal and emergency backup protection. Tested system operation to verify proper cycling and automatic shutoff functionality. Routed discharge line to exterior of property and confirmed proper drainage away from foundation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on aging Lennox system where outdoor condenser unit was not operating while indoor blower ran normally. Diagnosed loss of low voltage control signal to condenser despite proper 240V supply at contactor. Removed and re-terminated all control wiring connections at circuit board to eliminate loose or corroded contacts, then reset system. After allowing system to stabilize, verified condenser operation, confirmed proper refrigerant charge and system performance. Unit returned to normal cooling operation with all connections secured.
Responded to reports of natural gas odor in mechanical room of 11-year-old furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of gas supply lines, fittings, and connections using combustible gas detector. Identified two active leaks: one at the main ball valve connection and a second at the drip leg assembly. Tightened loose connections at ball valve to manufacturer specifications and replaced defective 1/2" cap on drip leg. Conducted leak verification testing on all gas connections and fittings to confirm repairs. Cycled furnace through complete heating operation to verify system functionality and monitor for any additional gas migration. All connections tested leak-free and system returned to normal operation.
Responded to condensate drainage system failure causing leaking and clogging issues at HVAC equipment location. Re-routed main condensate drain line to resolve drainage problems. Installed condensate pump with discharge line routed to roof for proper water removal from heating and cooling system. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Responded to no cooling call where thermostat had no power. Found condensate wet switch in tripped position, preventing system operation. Dried out wet switch and restored power to thermostat, returning system to normal cooling operation.
Responded to running toilet issue caused by faulty internal components on an older Kohler one-piece unit. Replaced worn flapper and leaking fill valve assembly to restore proper flush and fill cycle operation. Installed new flexible braided supply line and adjusted tank water level to manufacturer specifications, eliminating continuous water flow and restoring normal toilet function.
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