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Lakeville offers lots of ways to enjoy outdoor winter activities, like skiing at Buck Hill or ice fishing at Lake Marion. When you’re at home, you want to be warm and cozy, which requires having a fully functional heating system. Our heating services ensure you have the right heater for your house and that it works perfectly day in and day out. For added value, our maintenance services are crucial to boosting the performance of your heater and achieving lower heating costs.
Our Heating Services Ensure a Warm, Happy Home:
- Heating repair: Is the heater making strange noises? Do you notice a weird smell similar to rotten eggs? These are clues of major heating problems that we can fix.
- Heating installation: Get the best heater possible for your home’s unique heating needs with our expert installation care. Let us help you decide whether your home needs supplemental heating to stay warm during the coldest weather conditions.
- Heating maintenance: Save money on heating costs with our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. You’ll receive annual heating maintenance, and up to $1,000 of your membership fees can go toward a heater replacement.
There’s so much to do outdoors during the summer in Lakeville. You can go swimming at Lake Marion, play tennis at Lakeville Area Tennis Courts, or even do long hikes at Ritter Farm Park. At home, to keep your living spaces cool and comfortable, you’ll need regular cooling services. Our technicians are experts in fixing refrigerant leaks, faulty compressors, and everything in between. With our services, your AC will not only last longer but also help you enjoy lower cooling costs.
Professional Cooling Services When You Need Them:
- Cooling repair: Don’t let refrigerant leaks and dirty filters compromise your home’s climate control. Instead, let us perform repairs to keep your AC working with optimal efficiency and performance.
- Cooling installation: Install the best cooling system for your home with our extensive installation support. We can even help you decide whether to go ductless.
- Cooling maintenance: Boost the performance of your AC and help it last for years to come by being a member of our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. You’ll receive annual cooling maintenance, and up to $1,000 of your membership fees can help cover the cost of a new AC.
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Your plumbing system impacts your daily life in many ways, like how you wash clothing, how you do the dishes, and even how you take a bath. Even the smallest of leaks can lead to expensive water damage and major inconveniences. We can stop leaks in their tracks and keep your house watertight.
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Hazards like electrical shock and equipment damage make working with electrical systems very risky. For this reason, you should always hire a professional when dealing with electrical work. Our electricians here at Hurlburt have more than 65 years of industry experience. We are here to ensure your home has the safest electrical system possible.
There’s so much to do in Lakeville. Antlers Park gives you lots of outdoor activity options, like swimming, hiking, picnicking, and fishing. After spending the day enjoying the city, it’s important that you have a comfortable home to return to. That’s why we deliver the best HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services available in the city.
When it comes to home service providers in Lakeville, Hurlburt is among the most dependable. To find out why we are the go-to choice for so many homeowners, just look at our over 6,000 5-star ratings. We guarantee the highest quality HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services, thanks to our 65+ years in the industry.
We can fix that dripping faucet or even install a whole new HVAC system. When you compare us to other local home service teams, we stand out due to the exceptional quality of our work. Our unwavering goal is to ensure that every client has an exceptional experience.
Contact Hurlburt today to schedule an appointment with the best electrical, plumbing, and HVAC company in Lakeville!
Completed installation of customer-supplied under-sink reverse osmosis water filtration system. Installed new shut-off valve and supply lines to connect the RO system to existing plumbing infrastructure. Replaced two-handle faucet on laundry tub with new fixture, including connection of hot and cold water supply lines. Accessed wall cavity to route plumbing lines and make necessary connections to existing copper and PVC pipe systems. Two technicians worked collaboratively to complete all installations, ensuring proper water flow and leak-free connections throughout the system.
Responded to a commercial sink drain leak caused by a failed basket strainer assembly. Removed the defective strainer and installed a new commercial-grade basket strainer with proper drain assembly connections. Installed chrome drain cover with perforated drainage pattern and connected new P-trap with appropriate rubber couplings to ensure watertight seal. Verified all connections for proper alignment and tested the complete drain system for leaks under full water flow. Cleaned and inspected the work area upon completion. All components functioning properly with no leaks detected. One-year parts and labor warranty provided on installation.
# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no cooling complaint on one-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation and confirmed unit was low on refrigerant charge. Conducted comprehensive system verification including temperature split measurements across the evaporator coil and inspected air filtration components. Investigation revealed the thermostat was set to cooling mode at 70°F while indoor temperature read 75°F, confirming inadequate cooling performance. Checked furnace control board and found no active error codes present; unit was properly displaying cooling mode operation. Addressed secondary complaint regarding loud noise from furnace area. Identified source of high-pitched sound as coming from the Venmar Constructo ventilation unit installed in the attic space, not the furnace itself. Inspected attic-mounted HVAC equipment including the ERV/HRV ventilation system, humidifier, and associated ductwork. Verified all mechanical co
Responded to first call repair request and successfully replaced failed compressor under warranty. Unit was evacuated, old compressor removed, and new compressor installed from BV shop inventory. System was recharged to manufacturer specifications, pressures verified with manifold gauges, and unit returned to full operation with proper airflow through condenser.
Responded to shower leak complaint and performed on-site inspection of bathroom enclosure. Upon arrival, identified the source of water leakage as a deteriorated shower door assembly with compromised metal hardware components. The glass/acrylic door panel exhibited significant rust and corrosion on the bottom track, latch mechanism, and mounting brackets, which had caused seal failure and allowed water to escape during shower use. Documented the extensive oxidation damage on the metallic door frame components, including the rectangular catch mechanism and base track system. The rust staining extended onto the white tiled surfaces, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and hardware deterioration. Assessed the condition of the door guide mechanisms and floor junction where the enclosure meets the decorative tile flooring. The corroded metal components had compromised the door's ability to maintain a watertight seal, resulting in active water leakage during operation.
Completed warranty repair on Lennox outdoor condensing unit by replacing condenser fan motor, fan shroud, and top cover assembly. All components were installed per manufacturer specifications and secured properly. System was tested for proper operation, verifying correct fan rotation, adequate airflow through condenser coil, and normal operating sound levels. Unit is operating quietly and efficiently with all new parts functioning as designed.
Conducted on-site assessment for installation of hot and cold water supply lines to accommodate a new sink in the garage. Evaluated existing plumbing infrastructure in basement utility area, including water treatment system with dual fiberglass tanks and filtration assembly, to determine optimal connection points for new branch lines. Provided estimate for running copper supply lines from main distribution system to garage location.
Responded to water leak complaint originating from shower area with water surfacing through concrete floor during use. Performed diagnostic scan of concrete slab to locate subsurface pipe break. Identified compromised water supply line beneath flooring and documented conditions with photographic evidence for repair planning.
Responded to no-cool service call on 7-year-old central air conditioning system. Outdoor unit was not turning on and periodically buzzing but failing to start, with indoor unit blowing ambient temperature air. Diagnosed failed capacitor as root cause preventing compressor startup. Replaced defective capacitor and performed comprehensive system testing using diagnostic equipment. Verified all components operating within manufacturer specifications, confirmed proper refrigerant charge levels and pressures, and tested system performance. Unit restored to full operational status with normal cooling capacity.
Responded to no cooling complaint with loud noise from outdoor unit. Upon arrival, found 6-year-old system with no previous maintenance history and outdoor coil heavily restricted with cottonwood debris, which property owner had recently cleaned. Inspected air filter and found it loaded with dust and particulate accumulation. Tested capacitor with multimeter, reading 48.7 ÎĽF, which was within acceptable range. Verified contactor and condenser fan motor operation—both functioning properly. Performed refrigerant pressure and temperature analysis: low side pressure 193 PSI with 17°F superheat and 67°F saturated temperature; high side pressure 270 PSI with 14°F subcooling and 88°F saturated temperature. Refrigerant charge levels confirmed adequate. Loud rattling noise persisted during compressor operation despite coil cleaning. Based on diagnostic findings, determined compressor is failing mechanically. Provided estimate for compressor replacement to resolve the issue.
Responded to service call for 12-year-old Navien tankless water heater displaying multiple error codes requiring frequent resets. Upon inspection, diagnosed issue as clogged inlet filter causing pressure-related faults. Removed and thoroughly cleaned the filter assembly, restoring proper water flow and system operation. Unit tested successfully with no error codes present after filter maintenance was completed.
Responded to no cooling complaint on multi-zone mini split system. Upon arrival, verified upstairs indoor head unit fan operational but blowing warm air while main floor unit cooling properly. Inspected both indoor head units, confirmed filters and evaporator coils clean and unobstructed. Proceeded to outdoor condenser unit for diagnostic evaluation. Inspected condenser coil for blockage or debris, found satisfactory. Performed electrical testing on capacitors and identified failed 20 MFD capacitor reading below manufacturer specifications. Replaced defective capacitor with OEM equivalent part. Restored power and cycled system through complete operational test. Verified upstairs head unit now delivering proper cooling temperatures and airflow. Confirmed both zones operating within normal parameters before clearing service call.
Responded to a commercial plumbing service call for two active leaks: one at the drain of the first basin in a three-compartment sink system and another at the water supply line quick-connect fitting serving an espresso machine. Upon inspection, successfully resolved the supply line leak by readjusting the connection to achieve proper seal. Identified the basket strainer in the sink drain as the source of the second leak, requiring replacement due to failed seal integrity. Documented the existing conditions with photographs and advised that the replacement basket strainer part needs to be ordered for final repair completion.
Returned for callback regarding water intrusion into furnace vent stack during heavy rain events. Initial visit identified potential roof flashing issue, but roofing contractor found no deficiencies and replaced roof cap. Upon reinspection, visually confirmed proper installation of new rain cap and flashing boot assembly at vent penetration. Verified all roofing components appear secure and properly sealed. Investigated alternative sources of moisture intrusion. Checked refrigerant charge on HVAC system and confirmed levels within acceptable range. Noted system is aged with no legible data plate, making manufacturer identification and specifications unavailable. Given persistent leak issue despite roof repairs and advanced age of equipment with limited serviceability, recommended system replacement evaluation. Coordinated with sales team to provide equipment replacement options. Documented roof penetration and vent cap installation with photos for record.
Responded to service call for toilet that would not refill after flushing. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty fill valve preventing water from entering the tank. Removed defective fill valve assembly and installed new replacement unit. Tested toilet operation to verify proper tank filling and water shutoff at correct level.
Conducted comprehensive plumbing assessment for residential property including kitchen faucet replacement, water softener relocation, bathroom faucet replacements in two bathrooms, and three toilet replacements. Provided detailed estimates for all requested plumbing work and documented existing fixture conditions through photographic documentation of bathroom facilities.
Responded to no cooling complaint with reported system freezing and water leakage. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of HVAC system. Verified thermostat operation and settings, confirmed proper system communication. Inspected air filter for restrictions, found acceptable airflow. Tested blower motor operation and verified proper functionality. Conducted outdoor condensing unit inspection and assessed overall system performance. Performed refrigerant charge analysis on R-22 system and discovered critically low refrigerant levels. Diagnosis confirmed refrigerant leak in system causing insufficient charge, resulting in evaporator coil freezing and subsequent ice buildup with water leakage. Low refrigerant condition prevented proper heat absorption and caused coil temperatures to drop below freezing point. System age determined to be approximately 24 years old, utilizing R-22 refrigerant which has been phased out under EPA regulations. Given the combination of r
Performed backflow testing and subsequent repipe to pressure vacuum breaker (PVB). Accessed plumbing system through ceiling in closet area to complete necessary pipe modifications. Reviewed scope of work and obtained approval prior to proceeding with installation, ensuring compliance with backflow prevention requirements.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and inspection on 2011 Goodman HVAC system. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system diagnostics, component inspection, and operational testing. All equipment verified to be functioning properly with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling condition following recent furnace installation where thermostat, HRV, EIM board, and humidifier wiring had been incorrectly connected to the furnace. Diagnosed low voltage issue preventing contactor engagement at outdoor unit. Corrected all wiring connections from thermostat to furnace, properly installed new thermostat, and rewired humidifier and HRV to new EIM board per manufacturer specifications. Verified system operation with all components functioning correctly and cooling restored.
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