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One thing you quickly get used to when living in Minnesota is the frosty winter weather. Dealing with the cold when you’re outside is one thing, but it’s something completely different when your heating system can’t keep your house warm enough. Even worse is if your heating system completely gives out as then the temperature can drop enough that your pipes may freeze.
We take pride in offering unbeatable heating services and can handle anything from total breakdowns and system replacements to minor repairs and maintenance.
We’re Always Available to Handle Heating Services:
- Heating Repair: Our skilled technicians can repair any problems with your furnace, boiler or heat pump. We’ll make sure to properly identify all issues before getting started so you won’t have to quickly call us back out to your home again.
- Heating Installation: If you’re tired of paying high costs for heating, we have new energy-efficient solutions that will work for you. Not sure what type of heating is best for your home? We’ll be happy to help you make the most informed decision possible.
- Heating Maintenance: Make the most out of your heating this winter with an annual maintenance and tune-up service. For the best maintenance and support available, look into the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program.
Overcome ineffective, uneven air conditioning, high humidity, and steep electricity bills with the professional cooling services from Hurlburt. Our technicians are ready to work for you and help you find the perfect new AC system or eliminate any problems with an existing system. From central ACs and heat pumps to ductless systems, we install, repair, and service them all.
Turn to Our Trusted Technicians for Cooling Services:
- Cooling Repair: No matter what brand or type of AC system you have, we can fix whatever is wrong with it. Let us help you get to the bottom of your AC issues so you and your family can always stay cool.
- Cooling Installation: We have a team of experienced installers ready to help you enjoy the benefits of a new AC system. Our extensive range of options ensures you’ll find something in your budget that works just like you need it to.
- Cooling Maintenance: Looking to protect your AC system and help it to last as long as it can? Our maintenance services help avoid major and minor issues and improve efficiency. With the Hurlburt Family Rewards Program, you’ll also save any time your AC needs repairs.
- Indoor air quality
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We’re ready to assist you with keeping all of your home’s plumbing in perfect condition. Low water pressure due to mineral deposits, frozen pipes, and leaks are just some of the common plumbing problems you may encounter. Our dedicated team of expert plumbers can quickly correct any problems you encounter or install any additional equipment you need.
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One of the biggest keys for protecting your home, your belongings, and, most importantly, your family is making sure that every part of your electrical system remains in proper condition. Even a seemingly insignificant issue like a loose connection in an outlet can result in a fire or a short circuit that damages anything plugged into the outlet. That’s why you need an experienced electrical company like Hurlburt to handle any repairs and installation work.
Here’s How Our Electricians Can Help:
- Electrical Repair: We fully know just how dangerous electrical problems can be. That’s why we always fix things the right way instead of just whatever way is easiest. Whether it’s replacing a light switch or replacing a damaged wire, turn to us for safe, reliable electrical repairs.
- Electrical Installation: We put the same level of care into electrical installations as we do all the other work we perform. Our team can install anything you need, including lighting, smoke detectors, an EV charger, a whole-home generator, and more.
Whether you live near the House of Eight Gables, Inver Wood, or Schmidt Lake, we’re proud to serve your area. Our team is ready to assist with all types of homes from new houses and apartments to the larger estates in the Dickman Lake area. We’re fully adept at tackling the unique challenges each home presents and taking care of each customer’s individual needs.
At Hurlburt, our team stands dedicated to their craft and always works to exceed our customers’ expectations. We’re proud to have earned a strong reputation over the years for our honesty, integrity, and transparency. The amazing reviews we continually receive also show the quality of the work we perform.
To get service for your home and find out why we’re the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company in Inver Grove Heights you can depend on, contact Hurlburt.
Completed comprehensive furnace and air conditioning tune-up as a complimentary service following previous compressor replacement. Performed full maintenance inspection of both systems including verification of thermostat operation, filter condition, blower assembly, outdoor coil, electrical components, contactor, capacitor, condensate drain, refrigerant performance, and temperature split. Inspected furnace burner/heat exchanger compartment, inducer operation, ignition system, flame sensor, safety controls, and temperature rise. All operational readings were within normal parameters with no mechanical deficiencies, defects, or safety concerns identified. Filters serviced as needed. Documented significant dirt and debris accumulation on outdoor condenser coil requiring cleaning attention. Advised ongoing maintenance of filter replacement and condenser coil cleaning to maintain optimal system performance. Both heating and cooling systems confirmed operating properly at time of service co
Responded to no-cool service call and discovered A/C unit completely non-operational due to missing or disconnected control wiring. Upon inspection, found the fan wire disconnected from the furnace and the 2-wire communication cable between the outdoor condenser and indoor air handler either removed or never properly installed. Additionally identified missing or improperly installed 4-wire thermostat wiring from basement to furnace. Documented wiring deficiencies with photographs showing debris accumulation in furnace cabinet and crawl space conditions where new wiring will need to be fished. Prepared estimate for running new 2-wire from outdoor unit across ceiling to furnace and installing new 4-wire thermostat cable, coordinating with electrician for wire fishing and installation to restore system functionality and enable operational testing.
Completed comprehensive furnace inspection evaluating system safety, efficiency, and reliability. Verified proper combustion and confirmed all components operating within normal parameters. Noted air filter requires replacement soon and accessibility for filter removal is restricted due to installation location. Documented findings and completed municipal inspection paperwork for compliance purposes.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on residential split system originally installed by our company. Performed full system inspection including condensate line evaluation (previously flagged during home inspection), assessed low airflow complaint from specific vent, and conducted standard preventative maintenance procedures. All system components operating within normal parameters; no deficiencies found requiring immediate attention.
Completed annual cooling preventative maintenance visit on 13-year-old Bryant heat pump system. Performed comprehensive inspection including contactor, capacitor, condenser coil, condenser control board, and refrigerant charge verification—all components found in good working condition. Replaced furnace filter and inspected indoor air handler components including furnace control board, blower wheel, and evaporator coil, confirming clean operation. Measured temperature split across evaporator coil at 20 degrees, within manufacturer specifications. All system parameters operating normally with no deficiencies identified or recommendations required at this time.
Responded to a service call for a malfunctioning toilet shut-off valve that would not properly turn off the water supply. Upon diagnostic inspection, determined that the full port shut-off valve's internal gaskets had deteriorated and disintegrated, preventing proper valve operation. Removed the failed chrome-plated shut-off valve from the wall-mounted water supply line and installed a new replacement valve with mushroom-shaped handle. Connected the braided stainless steel flexible supply line from the toilet tank to the new shut-off valve and verified complete functionality and proper water shut-off capability. Tested the installation to ensure leak-free operation and confirmed the valve now operates correctly to control water flow to the fixture.
Responded to warranty call regarding red LED light on thermostat and fan operation concerns on system installed in March. Upon inspection, confirmed red LED indicates normal thermostat power status and outdoor fan cycling is part of routine self-monitoring and pressure management functions. Verified refrigerant pressures within specification, inspected furnace components including air filter and temperature sensor with all readings normal. Provided customer education on proper system operation and thermostat functionality, confirming unit operating as designed with no defects found.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old central air conditioning system that was attempting to start but shutting down after approximately two seconds of operation. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed capacitor preventing compressor from maintaining operation and severely plugged condenser coil restricting airflow and heat transfer. Replaced defective capacitor with proper replacement unit, installed hard start kit to assist compressor during startup cycles and reduce stress on electrical components, and performed thorough chemical coil cleaning to remove heavy accumulation of dirt, dust, and debris from condenser coil fins. System tested after repairs, confirmed proper startup sequence, verified adequate amperage draw on compressor, and validated cooling operation restored to normal parameters.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on 6-7 year old air conditioning system. Found tripped breaker at electrical panel and heavily built-up evaporator coil restricting airflow. Reset breaker, performed thorough solvent cleaning of coil to restore proper heat transfer and system efficiency, and completed full AC inspection per maintenance agreement protocol.
Completed routine maintenance agreement service on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including system inspection, cleaning, and operational testing. Temperature readings confirmed system operating within normal parameters at 125.7°F at measured component. Verified proper cooling performance, inspected outdoor condensing unit condition, and confirmed all safety labels present and legible. System found clean and functioning properly with no issues identified or repairs required.
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial mini-split system with multiple error codes present. Upon arrival, unit was blowing warm air after previously functioning properly during last service visit. Performed diagnostic evaluation and identified PCB failure in outdoor unit based on error code analysis. Compressor showing signs of overcurrent condition contributing to system malfunction. Indoor unit control board also suspected of failure. Documented equipment condition with UV light inspection photos showing outdoor unit components and internal refrigerant piping configuration. Customer has previously received estimate for complete system replacement and is aware of equipment condition.
Responded to refrigerant leak on multi-zone mini-split system serving commercial space. Repaired refrigerant leak, performed system evacuation to remove moisture and contaminants, and recharged system with 6 pounds of R410A refrigerant. Added UV dye to system for future leak detection. Cycled system through complete operation, verified proper refrigerant charge using diagnostic equipment, and confirmed adequate cooling performance at all indoor air handler units.
Responded to callback for Lennox heat pump not cooling adequately and failing to enter second stage operation. Unit was recently installed and is experiencing issues consistent with other installations from the same period. Performed diagnostic assessment and documented unit condition with photos. Unable to complete full diagnosis without Lennox technical support consultation. Identified need to determine whether heat pump replacement or control board replacement is required to resolve cooling deficiency. Follow-up visit scheduled pending manufacturer technical support guidance.
Responded to a no cooling complaint with high indoor humidity levels at 62%. Upon inspection, diagnosed that the heat pump system was not engaging second stage cooling. Investigated the furnace control board and thermostat wiring to identify the Y2 signal failure. Properly connected and secured the Y2 wire terminals at both the heat pump and furnace board to restore two-stage cooling capability. Performed system reset and verified proper operation of both cooling stages. System now cycling correctly and dehumidifying as designed.
Responded to callback for AC system not maintaining setpoint temperature on 3-ton residential unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, rinsed condenser coil, and installed customer-supplied furnace filter. Adjusted airflow from 1280 CFM to 1125 CFM to match evaporator coil specifications. Utilized outdoor unit dip switches to force system into 100% cooling mode for accurate charge verification. Found subcooling at 17 degrees; removed 5 oz. of refrigerant to achieve target subcooling of 10 degrees (target 11 degrees). System performance improved significantly with delta T increasing from 13 degrees to 17.5 degrees. Advised homeowners that high indoor humidity levels (60%+) are contributing to cooling load and to monitor system performance over next 24 hours. Instructed to contact if further issues arise.
Responded to follow-up service call to provide correct air filter for Lennox furnace system. Customer was unable to locate proper filter size on website due to incomplete profile information. Identified and documented correct filter specifications from existing unit, photographed filter packaging and model information for account records, and assisted customer in locating correct replacement filters on website for future ordering.
Responded to a significant water leak at the main water shut-off valve that was filling a bucket every few hours. Upon inspection, diagnosed the issue as a failed packing nut on the city-side main valve. The valve had been previously serviced with a temporary tightening repair, but deterioration had progressed to the point of requiring more extensive intervention. Documented the condition of the aged plumbing assembly, including the corroded valve with red wheel handle and associated brass fittings showing significant oxidation and patina. Presented the customer with comprehensive options for both complete valve replacement and rebuilding the existing valve assembly to restore proper function and eliminate the active leak.
Responded to warranty call for recently installed Lennox heat pump system with inadequate cooling performance. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Identified severely restricted airflow due to plugged air filter causing reduced system capacity and insufficient cooling. Removed and replaced dirty air filter with proper specification filter to restore full airflow through the system. Verified proper refrigerant line connections, condensate drainage, and operational status of both indoor and outdoor equipment. System tested and confirmed operating within normal parameters with adequate cooling output following filter replacement.
Responded to no cooling complaint affecting entire home. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was calling for cooling mode. Inspected indoor air handler unit and discovered furnace service switch in off position. Restored power by turning service switch to on position. System immediately energized with both outdoor condensing unit and indoor evaporator coil starting up successfully. Performed comprehensive system evaluation to ensure proper operation and identify any underlying issues. Checked air filter condition and airflow. Measured temperature differential across evaporator coil to verify adequate cooling performance. Inspected refrigerant levels and system pressures to confirm proper charge. Evaluated furnace components and electrical connections. All readings within normal operating parameters with no mechanical or electrical faults detected. System restored to full cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on a two-head mini split system where indoor units displayed blinking LED indicators and would not power on properly. Found error code displayed on outdoor condensing unit and performed refrigerant level check, which confirmed system was completely depleted of refrigerant. Diagnosed refrigerant leak as root cause of system failure, as complete refrigerant loss indicates active leak in the system. Explained that leak detection would require adding refrigerant and UV dye to pressurize the system and identify leak location, followed by necessary repairs once leak source is determined. Provided detailed options for repair approach and next steps to restore system operation.
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