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Electrical issues can come in many forms. If you’re wondering whether it’s time to consult a pro, there are several telltale signs to look for. Some of the most common signs of trouble include frequent electrical shocks, a constantly tripped circuit breaker, dead outlets, flickering lights, and damaged extension cords. No matter what issues you’re dealing with, don’t wait too long to reach out to an electrician in Long Lake.
A reliable HVAC system is a must all year round. If your heater or AC fails, things can get uncomfortable quickly. That’s why it’s crucial to contact a skilled technician as soon as possible. We’ll thoroughly examine your system and determine whether you need a repair or replacement.
To schedule a reliable heater repair in Long Lake, call Hurlburt today! We offer superb multi-trade services for your home!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Long Lake, MN between July 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 19, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 36 jobs in Long Lake, MN in the last 12 months.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 17-year-old Burnham boiler and found the control board was not sending voltage to the spark igniter during the trial for ignition. Replaced the control board and verified operation of all remaining components. The boiler is now operating as designed and the system is heating.
Performed full tune-ups on two gas furnaces, verifying gas manifold pressures, inspecting heat exchangers, cleaning flame sensors, and confirming blower speeds were set for proper CFM airflow. Combustion analysis showed safe CO levels in the flue with efficiency readings of 96.4% and 93.4%, and all components tested within spec and both units are fully operational. Recommended replacing the water panels on the bypass humidifiers and the steam humidifier canister, which is past the manufacturer's annual replacement interval.
Performed annual fall tune-ups on two gas-fired boilers (13 and 12 years old), verifying gas pressure, flue CO levels, burner and ignition system condition, expansion tank function, and water pressure and operating temperature. All circulator pumps and zone valves operated properly, no CO was detected at the 13-year-old unit's jacket, and both boilers were found safe and fully operational.
Performed a full furnace maintenance tune-up, verifying gas pressure, ignitor and flame sensor operation, blower motor and capacitor performance, and flue gas combustion (CO 6 ppm, 90.1% efficiency), with all components testing within spec and the humidifier confirmed operational. Cleared a dirty, restrictive filter that was causing high-limit shutdowns and recommended a MERV 8 filter changed every 3 months. Identified burn marks at the control board resistor, a high-amp inducer motor, a leaking condensate collector box, and possible borderline heat exchanger cracks that could pose a CO risk, and recommended repair of the control board, collector box, and inducer or furnace replacement; unit was left operational and safe.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and preventive maintenance on two furnace systems. Performed multi-system inspection including combustion analysis, filter assessment, and operational testing. All equipment found to be functioning properly with acceptable combustion readings and adequate airflow.
Completed annual preventative maintenance heating visit on Carrier furnace system, including one gas heater, one humidifier, and two gas fireplace units. Performed comprehensive tune-up and inspection of all equipment, with all systems operating within normal parameters. Replaced furnace filter and humidifier filter as part of routine maintenance service.
Performed annual heating and cooling maintenance visit on one furnace, one air conditioning unit, two gas fireplaces, and replaced one 20x25x4 media air cleaner filter. During furnace inspection, thermal imaging revealed a hole in the heat exchanger, requiring furnace replacement for safety. Documented findings with thermal camera showing heat exchanger breach.
Completed preventive maintenance on 7-8 year old Daikin furnace unit. Upon initial startup, detected water accumulation in inducer motor assembly; shut down unit and disassembled inducer motor to drain water and inspect components. Cleaned flame sensor, flushed condensation trap and drain line to ensure proper drainage. Performed thorough heat exchanger inspection with no cracks or holes detected. Reassembled inducer motor and verified proper startup sequence. Tested and confirmed carbon monoxide levels and gas pressure within manufacturer specifications. Replaced air filter and inspected humidifier water filter, both in acceptable condition. System operational and ready for heating season.
Responded to warranty callback for loose shower faucet handle and failing kitchen sink silicone. Upon inspection, determined that the shower faucet handle had loosened since the cartridge replacement performed several months prior, and the silicone applied during the recent kitchen sink installation had not properly cured in certain areas. Tightened the shower faucet handle to manufacturer specifications and verified secure operation with no movement. Removed and replaced defective silicone sealant around the perimeter of the double-basin stainless steel kitchen sink where adhesion had failed. Confirmed all fixtures operating correctly and advised that new silicone application requires 24-hour cure time before water exposure.
# HVAC Service Warranty Completion Responded to follow-up service call for AC unit experiencing continued freezing and water leakage issues after recent evaporator coil replacement. Upon arrival, diagnosed persistent airflow restriction causing coil to freeze. Identified failed blower motor as root cause of inadequate air circulation across the newly installed evaporator coil. Replaced defective blower motor with OEM replacement unit to restore proper airflow through the system. Verified supply air temperature reading of 56.9°F at ductwork, confirming adequate cooling performance. Tested system operation through complete cooling cycle with no freezing observed. Unit now operating within normal parameters with proper airflow and temperature differential.
Responded to no heat call for oil-fired boiler system. Upon arrival, found aged Giant brand boiler repeatedly tripping safety reset button during ignition attempts. Conducted visual inspection and operational testing, confirming ignition failure with no spark present at burner assembly. Observed unit attempting to fire but immediately going to lockout mode, indicating potential issues with igniter assembly, cad cell flame sensor, or primary control module. Given the age and condition of the equipment, along with repeated safety trips, recommended against extensive diagnostic troubleshooting due to likelihood of multiple component failures and diminishing parts availability for older oil-burning equipment. Discussed system condition and replacement options with homeowner, who expressed interest in exploring both repair and new boiler installation alternatives. Documented equipment model information and captured photographic evidence of existing system for replacement proposal preparatio
Responded to warranty callback for no cooling and water discharge following recent evaporator coil and TXV replacement. Found refrigerant pressures within specification and no active failures present at time of inspection. Performed airflow diagnostics and system evaluation on aging zone system with deteriorated plenum and damper controls. Basement zone thermostat set to 63° with restricted airflow noted. Unable to duplicate intermittent symptoms; suspect potential blower motor degradation or zone damper malfunction causing periodic issues. System requires monitoring for definitive failure before further repairs can be effectively addressed on this pieced-together installation.
Performed maintenance service on tankless water heater system, completing a full descaling procedure to remove mineral buildup and restore optimal heating efficiency. Additionally, recaulked four sink fixtures throughout the property to prevent water leakage and ensure proper sealing around drain assemblies and countertop connections.
Replaced failed compressor under parts warranty along with thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) on HVAC system. During post-installation testing, discovered one zone damper motor was inoperative and replaced the defective damper motor. Verified all six dampers and confirmed entire zoning system is functioning properly with all components operating as designed.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection focusing on water quality concerns and system evaluation. Customer reported sulfur odor from cold water in upstairs bathrooms and noted an exterior faucet leak that was declined for service at this time. Performed comprehensive inspection of interior water lines and drain systems throughout the residence. Evaluated existing water treatment system consisting of dual black cylindrical filtration tanks with digital control heads and copper/PVC plumbing manifold. Inspected water heater manufactured in 2012; determined tank flushing should be deferred due to age and lack of previous maintenance history to avoid potential complications. Conducted leak detection survey of accessible plumbing fixtures and supply lines with no active leaks identified in interior spaces. All drain systems functioning properly with no blockages or slow drainage observed. Water treatment equipment operational with control displays showing active status. Documented existing s
Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection on two 7-year-old Goodman furnaces as part of recurring heating system agreement. Conducted full safety and performance evaluation including igniter inspection, flame sensor cleaning and testing, burner assessment, filter check, heat exchanger visual inspection, amperage draw verification, and combustion analysis on both units. Temperature rise measured within specification at 40-45 degrees on both furnaces. All components found operating properly and safely. Provided quote for humidifier pad replacement and humidifier drain line replacement as requested.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, discovered frozen refrigerant line from outdoor condenser to indoor coil and severely restricted airflow due to dirty evaporator coil. Used digital manifold gauges to assess system pressures and confirmed abnormal operating conditions. Found condensate drainage issue causing water accumulation in mechanical room, related to previous condenser installation. Evaporator coil access proved challenging due to metal bracket assembly requiring disassembly. Placed collection bucket to manage condensate leakage. System requires evaporator coil cleaning or replacement and proper drainage configuration. Scheduled return visit with additional technician to facilitate coil removal and complete necessary repairs.
Responded to service call for toilet with rusting mounting hardware. Removed and reset toilet, replacing corroded closet bolts and wax ring seal. Upon inspection, found significant rust on toilet flange and deteriorated mounting screws that compromised the fixture's stability. Removed toilet from flange, cleaned work area, installed new wax ring, and properly secured toilet with new stainless steel closet bolts and hardware to ensure watertight seal and prevent future corrosion issues.
Completed maintenance agreement tune-up on two 11-year-old HVAC systems. Basement system: Verified refrigerant charge, confirmed all components operating within manufacturer specifications, replaced 20x25x4 filter, system fully operational. Main level system: Discovered critical safety issue during inspection—indoor evaporator coil drain pan cracked, causing water leakage onto furnace heat exchanger. Heat exchanger sustained severe water damage resulting in crack that is leaking carbon monoxide when furnace operates. Tagged furnace as unsafe and inoperable. Additionally identified plugged TXV valve causing elevated subcool reading of 24 degrees (specification is 10 degrees) with excessive condensation around thermostatic expansion valve at coil. System continues to provide cooling but requires immediate attention. Documented all findings with inspection camera photos showing heat exchanger damage and equipment conditions. Scheduled estimate appointment for replacement of heat exchanger
# Preventative Maintenance Visit - Dual AC System Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on two 15-year-old air conditioning systems as part of preventative maintenance agreement. **System #1:** Completed full AC tune-up inspection and testing. Air filters had been recently changed by homeowner. Diagnostics revealed failed dual capacitor, which was replaced to restore proper operation. Compressor is currently functioning but exhibiting abnormal noise levels and labored operation, indicating potential imminent failure. Unit is operational at this time. Advised homeowner of system's age and declining condition; homeowner elected to proceed with capacitor replacement only and monitor system performance. Recommend planning for full system replacement due to compressor condition and age of equipment. **System #2:** Completed full AC tune-up inspection and testing on second unit. Installed customer-supplied air filter. Despite being older than System #1, this unit is operating within normal p
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