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Maple Grove is well-known for its bitter winters. The heavy snowfall makes for some great skiing at places like Elm Creek, and our freezing temperatures are ideal for ice skating at the arena. But to stay cozy at home without breaking the bank, you’ll need a heating system that operates efficiently. Our technicians provide repairs, installation, and maintenance for reliable heating all winter long.
Our Heating and Furnace Services Cover the Range:
- Heating repair: Is your heater acting strange? Our repair services restore your comfort and can lower your heating bills.
- Heating installation: Make sure you have the best heater for your house with our installation team. We offer energy-efficient heat pumps and more.
- Heating maintenance: Sign up for our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program to help your heater last longer and use less energy with expert maintenance. We will clean the whole system and make adjustments to achieve better energy efficiency.
Maple Grove offers lots of outdoor activities to enjoy the warm summer weather. You can go swimming at Weaver Lake, play tennis at Central Park, or picnic at Fish Lake. To stay comfortable at home, though, you’ll need a cooling system that doesn’t break down. That’s why we offer comprehensive cooling services.
Enjoy a Comfortable Home All Summer With:
- Cooling repair: Don’t let problems like refrigerant leaks or dirty filters affect your comfort at home. We can make cooling repairs to fix these problems and keep your AC working as it should all summer.
- Cooling installation: Achieve better cooling and lower your energy bills with an efficient AC installation. We consider multiple factors, like your home’s layout and square footage, to help you pick the perfect AC.
- Cooling maintenance: Boost the performance of your cooling system and ensure it lasts its full lifespan with regular maintenance. Check out our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program to save money and take the hassle out of keeping your AC running great.
- Indoor air quality
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Plumbing systems can experience lots of problems that cause disruptions to your daily routine. A leaky water heater can make it impossible to enjoy a hot shower. A broken pipe can cause low water pressure, damaged walls, and water waste, which raises your bills. You can have our plumber from Hurlburt address these problems to protect your home.
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You risk injuring yourself, damaging appliances, or starting a fire if you try to do electrical work yourself. Working on these systems requires great skill and knowledge. Our electricians have the experience, tools, and attention to detail to rewire your house, upgrade outlets, and much more. You can also upgrade your home in Maple Grove with new lighting that makes your property more beautiful, safe, and productive. Ask about recessed, decorative, under-cabinet, task, and outdoor lighting solutions. Our team can also install home generators and smoke detectors.
Our Electricians in Maple Grove Do It All:
- Electrical repair: Our professional repair services protect your home and family from electrical hazards. We can fix outdated outlets, damaged electric panels, faulty circuit breakers, and more.
- Electrical installation: Our electrical installations can make your home safer and more efficient while increasing its value. Ask about rewiring, adding outlets, upgrading panels, and installing generators. We can even add a home EV charger.
No matter where you live in Maple Grove, we want to help you create a home that you love spending time in. That way, you can feel rested and energetic to take in all that the city has to offer. Locals love hiking and biking the Rush Creek trails and paddleboarding at Rice Lake. But to keep their homes safe and comfortable after all the fun, they turn to us for all their HVAC, plumbing, and electrical needs.
Hurlburt is the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company with a true passion for serving Maple Grove. We have thousands of 5-star reviews that show why homeowners hire us as their go-to home service provider. Our knowledge and industry experience are crucial, but what really sets us apart is delivering a warm, caring service that you’ll never forget. That’s why we exceed expectations on projects large and small.
If you want a home that’s energy-efficient, reliable, safe, and modern, you can count on us for top-tier HVAC, plumbing, and electrical solutions. As we’ve grown, we have stuck to our roots as a small-town business but have the skills and tools to deliver big-time results.
Contact Hurlburt now to schedule services with Maple Grove’s best electrical, plumbing, and HVAC company. Welcome to the Hurlburt Family!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Maple Grove, MN between June 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 23, 2026.
Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance and tune-up on residential heating system. Performed full system inspection including thermostat operation, air filter, condensate drain, blower motor, inducer motor, capacitor, and electrical wiring—all found in acceptable condition. Replaced MERV 13 filter with MERV 8 filter to prevent system overheating and improve airflow. Verified temperature split across system within normal parameters. Inspected heat exchanger, igniter, and flame sensor with no issues noted. Measured gas pressure and found it slightly below specification; adjusted gas pressure to manufacturer's recommended settings for optimal combustion and efficiency. Inspected whole-home humidifier, verified mechanical operation and filter condition satisfactory. Advised homeowner to open humidifier damper for winter season and adjust humidistat to normal operating setting when heating season begins. System tested and operating normally upon completion of maintenance.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up and inspection on 14-year-old Lennox unit. Verified ignition system and flame safety operation within normal parameters. Inspected burners, confirmed cleanliness and proper operation. Tested gas valve, control board, blower motor, and capacitor—all functioning correctly. Conducted heat exchanger inspection, noting rust formation near secondary heat exchanger and deterioration around several observation ports, though no active breaches detected at this time. Performed combustion analysis with satisfactory results and confirmed temperature rise within manufacturer specifications. Documented findings with photographs of equipment and control board. Discussed system condition and available options with homeowner for future consideration.
Responded to gas service disconnection where utility company identified two uncapped gas lines requiring immediate attention. Successfully capped gas supply lines for both the clothes dryer and kitchen range per safety requirements to allow gas service restoration to the property. Both copper gas line terminations were properly sealed and secured to meet code compliance standards.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection including water heater flush, sump pump system evaluation, water softener check, laundry hose inspection, and comprehensive leak detection throughout the residence. Repaired leaking exterior faucets by tightening packing nuts on both hose bibs and verified proper operation for planned sprinkler system installation. Thoroughly inspected sump pump system and confirmed proper functionality with no signs of malfunction or flooding risk. All plumbing fixtures, drains, and visible piping inspected with no leaks, blockages, or drainage issues identified at this time.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on Lennox furnace unit approximately 8-12 months old under annual maintenance agreement. Found and replaced dirty air filter during inspection. Performed standard seasonal tune-up procedures to ensure optimal system performance and efficiency for the heating season.
Completed code correction work for tankless water heater installation requiring gas line upsizing and concentric venting modifications. Installed new 1/2" soft copper gas line running approximately 80 feet from the meter along exterior siding into the mechanical room, replacing undersized 3/8" line. Added dedicated regulator positioned 10 feet from tankless unit and connected heater to its own gas supply line. Capped off original 1/2" black iron tee connection point. Modified concentric vent kit by snorkeling exhaust side 3 feet above furnace intake to meet code clearance requirements. Secured all new gas piping to structure, applied high-pressure warning labels at appropriate locations, and performed complete leak check of all connections. System tested and verified operational with no leaks detected. Unit left in service.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on a standard residential air conditioning system with air exchanger located in attic space. Performed comprehensive spring tune-up inspection including thermostat operation verification, air filter assessment, blower assembly examination, outdoor condenser coil inspection, electrical component testing, contactor and capacitor evaluation, condensate drain line check, refrigerant charge analysis, and temperature split measurements. All system readings fell within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects or safety hazards identified. System confirmed to be operating at optimal performance levels. Documented outdoor condenser unit condition showing normal weathering and minor debris accumulation in coil fins. Observed plumbing components beneath fixture during service visit, noting corrosion on metal fittings and rust staining on PVC drain piping. Advised routine filter replacement, regular coil cleaning maintenance, and continued adheren
Completed biannual plumbing inspection including comprehensive evaluation of all household fixtures, drains, and water heating system. Performed hot water tank flush on Bradford White water heater and verified proper operation of all connections and safety components. Identified two non-operational items requiring homeowner attention: water softener depleted of salt media and non-functioning sump pump. All plumbing fixtures, drainage systems, and water distribution lines tested and confirmed operational. Seasonal exterior faucet service performed as scheduled. Communicated findings to homeowner for remediation.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement service on two commercial rooftop units. Replaced return air filters with multiple sizes including 25x20x2, 14x20x2, and 20x20x2 filters. Cleaned condenser coils on both RTUs to ensure optimal heat transfer and system efficiency. Verified proper fan operation and cooling performance on all equipment. Performed comprehensive tune-up procedures and operational checks. Both units operating within normal parameters with no issues reported at time of service completion.
Responded to no cooling condition caused by failed blower motor. Removed and replaced defective blower motor with premium PSC blower motor rated at 825/1075 RPM, single phase (28F01). Verified proper electrical connections to capacitor and control board, tested system operation, and confirmed restoration of airflow and cooling functionality.
Responded to dispatch for inadequate hot water supply from a 10-year-old gas water heater. Customer reported hot water lasting only 7-8 minutes during showers. Upon arrival, conducted diagnostic testing and measured output water temperature at 102°F after 56 minutes of continuous operation, confirming insufficient heating capacity. Determined that the existing gas unit required replacement due to failed heating components and age-related deterioration. Removed old gas water heater and installed new Rheem residential tank water heater with proper venting, supply lines, and code-compliant connections including PEX supply piping and appropriate shut-off valves. Verified proper operation and tested output temperature at fixture, confirming 103.5°F delivery temperature. System restored to full operational capacity with adequate hot water recovery rate for household demand.
Responded to water leak complaint at rental property where bathtub was leaking during use. Upon inspection, discovered missing gasket on the overflow assembly. Accessed plumbing from below through basement/utility area, confirmed leak source at tub overflow connection, and installed replacement gasket to restore proper seal and eliminate water infiltration.
Responded to no cooling call where outdoor unit was running but indoor blower was not operating. Upon inspection, discovered water in condensate pan had triggered safety float switch, shutting down indoor fan operation. Diagnosed failed blower motor as root cause of cooling system failure and completed motor replacement to restore full system functionality.
Replaced both primary and secondary heat exchangers on a Noritz tankless water heater under warranty. Installed new gaskets and washers per manufacturer specifications, reconnected all electrical wiring, and pressure-tested the system for five minutes with no leaks detected. Verified proper operation by running hot water through the unit, confirmed functionality, and returned the system to service.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on DIY-installed Mr. Cool mini-split heat pump system less than one year old. Upon inspection, discovered visible crack in pre-vacuumed copper line set causing refrigerant leak, with extensive corrosion and oxidation present on the damaged section. Documented damage with photos showing compromised line set integrity and scheduled follow-up appointment with advisor to discuss line set replacement and system recharge options.
Completed seasonal AC tune-up on a 9-year-old Lennox system that was operating properly upon arrival. Performed standard maintenance protocol including electrical testing at the outdoor unit using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings. Inspected exterior electrical connections and terminal blocks, noting weathered housing with minor surface corrosion but secure wire terminations. System tested and confirmed to be functioning within normal parameters with no deficiencies requiring immediate attention.
Responded to a multi-unit property for persistent water leak investigation following a previous repair attempt. Upon arrival, discovered water on the floor of Unit A, traced the source to a pinhole leak in the piping system after the water meter serving Unit B. Diagnosed that the initial repair had not resolved the underlying issue, as moisture continued to accumulate. Replaced the defective shut-off valve and 90-degree elbow fitting on the affected line to eliminate the leak source. The work was performed on aging galvanized piping with existing oxidation and corrosion present throughout the system. Verified proper installation of new components and confirmed no active leaking upon completion of valve and fitting replacement.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 14-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered burnt wiring at capacitor caused by hard start kit wires contacting high voltage power supply. Rewired electrical connections to capacitor and hard start kit, ensuring proper separation from high voltage components. Cleaned condenser coil to improve heat transfer efficiency. Performed refrigerant system diagnostics using manifold gauges, which revealed low subcooling readings indicating refrigerant leak in system. Based on service history showing previous recharge without leak repair and current age of equipment, recommended system replacement. Scheduled same-day estimate for new air conditioning installation.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and maintenance inspection on 6-year-old residential air conditioning system. Verified and tested all major components including thermostat operation, air filter condition, blower assembly, outdoor condensing unit, electrical connections, contactor, capacitor, and condensate drain system. Measured condenser fan amperage at 5.2 amps using clamp meter, confirmed refrigerant charge and performance levels, and verified temperature split across evaporator coil. All operational parameters and electrical readings measured within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects, safety hazards, or performance issues identified. Outdoor coil and condenser unit found in clean condition with proper airflow. System operating at optimal efficiency with no immediate service needs or repairs required.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up and comprehensive maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Performed thorough evaluation of all major components including thermostat operation, air filter condition, blower assembly, outdoor condenser coil, electrical connections, contactor, capacitor, condensate drain system, refrigerant charge levels, and temperature differential across the evaporator coil. All operational readings measured within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects or safety concerns identified. System verified to be operating at proper efficiency levels. Documented dust accumulation on return air grille and provided maintenance recommendations including regular filter replacement, periodic coil cleaning, and continued scheduled preventive maintenance to ensure optimal performance and system longevity.
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