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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!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Lakeville, MN between September 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 19, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 195 jobs in Lakeville, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in April 2025.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 50+ year old hydronic boiler and found the electrical breaker tripped; resetting it restored boiler operation. Flue gas analysis measured CO in excess of 1100 ppm, well above the 400 ppm maximum for vented heating appliances, so the unit was deemed unsafe to operate. Noted deteriorated, frayed pipe insulation and corrosion on the manifold piping and valves, and scheduled a same-day estimate for boiler replacement.
Investigated intermittent low water pressure in the master bathroom, which occurred when other fixtures were operated. Testing isolated the issue to the master showerhead, where the flow restrictor was limiting volume. Removed the flow restrictor from the showerhead to restore proper water flow and pressure.
Performed maintenance on two gas fireplaces, including inspection and cleaning of the pilot assembly, glass, ceramic logs, and embers, and verification of wiring and gas valve operation. Carbon monoxide levels were within acceptable limits, and both units are operating normally. Advised the homeowner that this was the final fireplace maintenance provided by our company and recommended a dedicated fireplace service provider for future visits.
Opened the previously isolated basement in-floor heating loop and verified proper operation, then inspected the boiler system and set system water pressure to 17 psi. The system was found operating normally, and the homeowner will monitor performance and report any changes. Discussed adding a mixing valve for the in-floor loops as a future improvement.
Responded to return service call for failed blower motor replacement. Removed old defective PSC blower motor and installed new premium PSC blower motor rated at 825/1075 RPM, 1-phase. Stripped and re-terminated electrical connections to ensure proper wiring configuration. Energized system and verified heating sequence operation with blower motor running at normal speed and sound levels. Performed carbon monoxide safety inspection with readings within acceptable limits. Recommended continued routine maintenance to prevent future issues.
Responded to service call for multiple plumbing issues at residential property. Addressed two leaking exterior hose bibs mounted on vinyl siding, performing necessary repairs to restore proper function and eliminate water waste. In bathroom, diagnosed continuously running toilet caused by malfunctioning fill valve. Replaced defective fill valve with new unit and installed new angle stop valve to ensure reliable water supply control and proper shut-off capability. All fixtures tested and verified operational upon completion.
Completed annual heating maintenance visit including comprehensive tune-up of one furnace, two gas fireplaces, one HRV unit, and one humidifier system. Replaced Aprilaire humidifier filter as part of routine maintenance. Identified wear on heat exchanger requiring replacement due to age and recommended equipment replacement to ensure safe operation.
Responded to service call for non-functioning garbage disposal with drainage issues. Upon inspection, determined the existing disposal unit was frozen and completely plugged, preventing proper operation and water flow through the sink drain. Removed the failed disposal unit from the mounting assembly beneath the double-basin kitchen sink and disconnected all plumbing connections. Installed new garbage disposal unit, reconnected to existing drain lines and electrical supply, and tested operation to ensure proper functionality and drainage. System restored to full working order.
Responded to no heat call on aging Goodman furnace that was producing unusual noises and odors upon startup. Found heating sequence operating normally but blower motor failing to start despite loud humming. Diagnostic testing revealed capacitor reading 17.0/20 MFD and proper 122.0V supply from control board to motor. Blower wheel turned freely by hand, confirming internal motor failure rather than mechanical obstruction or electrical supply issue. Replaced failed blower motor and verified proper system operation upon completion.
Completed scheduled heating maintenance on two 5-year-old Bryant HVAC units with no reported issues. Performed comprehensive tune-up procedures including combustion analysis testing, which revealed acceptable readings of 8.3% O2, 24 ppm CO, 7.8% CO2, and 108.8°F temperature. Identified and replaced dirty air filter to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.
Responded to no heat call on 2007 Munchkin boiler serving radiant in-floor heating system. Upon arrival, found system experiencing recurring low pressure issues and short cycling. Diagnostic testing revealed failed thermostat, compromised ignitor and flame sensor causing cycling issues. Jumped thermostat wires to isolate and confirm thermostat failure. Further inspection identified significant heat exchanger deterioration - unit showing signs of plugging, burnout, and active water leakage through heat exchanger. System pressure loss traced to failed heat exchanger. Documented gauge readings and internal component condition with photos. Advised that heat exchanger failure on this 17-year-old unit represents unsafe operating condition with continued water loss and no viable repair option. Provided temporary restoration by replacing thermostat to restore immediate operation, but strongly recommended complete boiler replacement due to failed heat exchanger presenting safety hazard and immi
Responded to no hot water complaint on residential water heater experiencing soft lockout condition. Upon inspection, observed ignition control attempting to light but immediately shutting down when viewed through viewport, indicating flame sensor or gas valve failure. Diagnosed unit as beyond economical repair due to failed Honeywell gas control valve and age of equipment. Removed existing tanked water heater from utility area and provided replacement options. Completed full system evaluation including venting, gas supply lines, and electrical connections to ensure proper specifications for new installation.
Completed seasonal furnace tune-up and maintenance on a 1-year-old propane conversion unit in preparation for winter heating season. Performed comprehensive combustion analysis using flue gas analyzer, confirming optimal system performance with efficiency reading of 96.6%, oxygen level at 10.4%, and carbon monoxide at 12 ppm within safe operating parameters. System verified to be operating properly with no issues identified or repairs required.
Completed scheduled furnace maintenance including comprehensive system inspection. Cleaned flame sensor, inspected blower wheel, air filtration, inducer motor, gas valve, and heat exchanger with no defects found. Performed combustion analysis confirming 95.6% efficiency with safe carbon monoxide levels, verified proper gas pressure. Cleared condensation drain trap and removed buildup. All components functioning properly with no concerns identified.
Completed annual furnace maintenance on 5-year-old system including comprehensive inspection of thermostat, filter, drain, blower motor, inducer motor, capacitor, electrical wiring, heat exchanger, igniter, flame sensor, and temperature split. Readjusted gas pressure to manufacturer specifications and corrected 2-stage heating operation by adjusting dip switch settings for proper low-stage to high-stage transition after 10 minutes. Addressed rust buildup around condensation trap area by flushing and draining trap, and noted minor burner buildup within acceptable operating parameters. System tested and confirmed operating normally upon completion.
Completed comprehensive furnace and boiler tune-up maintenance visit in response to reported cricket-like noises from the boiler system. Performed full furnace inspection including thermostat operation, air filter condition, blower assembly, burner/heat exchanger compartment, inducer operation, ignition system, flame sensor, safety controls, electrical components, condensate drain, and temperature rise measurements. Cleaned flame sensor, cleared condensate drain line of debris, and cleared both pressure tube and condensation tube to ensure proper drainage and system operation. Inspected wall-mounted hydronic boiler system with Mini brand unit, verified pressure gauge readings, and documented system configuration including expansion tank, air separator, and copper piping network. All temperature and operational readings fell within normal operating range with no mechanical deficiencies or safety issues identified at this time. Advised customer to maintain monthly air filter replacement
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property's mechanical systems located in basement utility area. Inspected and documented Richmond Integra water heater with visible copper piping, pressure relief valve, and proper labeling including energy guide information, as well as adjacent water softener/filtration system with digital control panel. All equipment photographed and assessed for proper installation, connections, and operational status as part of recurring maintenance inspection program.
Responded to emergency call for massive leak under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified defective fixture stop as source of leak, which had caused significant water damage to flooring and utility room walls. Replaced faulty fixture stop to stop active leak and prevent further damage. Also provided estimate for water heater replacement as requested by homeowner. Documented existing water damage to laminate flooring and utility room baseboards with photographs for insurance purposes.
Performed leak search on residential HVAC system including inspection of outdoor condensing unit, refrigerant line set, and electrical components. No leaks detected at this time; system may require additional observation period to identify intermittent issues. Scheduled follow-up visit for continued monitoring and assessment.
Completed annual heating maintenance tune-up on a 25-year-old Goodman furnace. Performed comprehensive inspection revealing several age-related concerns including rust staining in lower right inducer chamber, elevated inducer motor amp draw, rust on heat exchangers (no cracks detected), and high resistance reading on hot surface ignitor at 114.1 ohms. Cleaned flame sensor by reaching through burner assembly as sensor was seized and could not be removed. Tested blower motor capacitor reading 9.2µF on 10µF rated unit. Cleared condensate drain line by blowing compressed air through system. Documented all findings with photos and provided replacement estimates for aging components; homeowner elected to decline repairs at this time and continue monitoring system performance.
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