We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.

Maplewood tends to experience long winters with lots of snowfall. This makes for some great snow skiing at places like Afton Alps or Battle Creek Regional Park. To stay cozy and warm at home, we can install, repair, and maintain your furnace system. We recommend scheduling maintenance once a year to ensure your home has the best heating possible.
Trusted Heating Services to Keep You Comfortable
- Heating Repair: Does your home have cold spots? Your heater might have a failing ignitor or worn-out components. We can help with all of these problems and many more.
- Heating Installation: We will consider many factors to ensure we select the best heater for your house. These factors include insulation levels, square footage, layout, and more.
- Heating Maintenance: Extend the lifespan of your heater with our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. We’ll fine-tune the unit so that it provides optimal heating all winter.
Maplewood has long winters, but it also experiences warm weather during the summer. A lot of residents take advantage of the warmer temperatures by swimming at Maplewood Community Center or hiking at Phalen Regional Park. For golf lovers, one of the best courses in the community is the Maplewood Golf Course. Enjoying all of these activities is much easier when you can relax and sleep well at home to boost your energy levels. To do this, you’ll need a well-functioning cooling system. Hurlburt is here to make sure your AC operates efficiently and keeps you comfortable all summer long with expert air conditioning services.
Comprehensive Cooling Services Near You
- Cooling Repair: Our AC repairs ensure your home stays cool during hot weather. We replace faulty compressors, fix refrigerant leaks, upgrade outdated thermostats, clean clogged evaporator coils, and much more.
- Cooling Installation: Does your AC keep breaking down? There’s a good chance you might need a replacement. We’ll help you select the most efficient AC for your home and even discuss whether to go ductless.
- Cooling Maintenance: We highly recommend annual AC maintenance via our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program. We will lubricate all moving parts, clean coils, verify thermostat calibration, and much more. You’ll enjoy cheaper cooling costs and a longer-lasting AC.
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Have you ever taken the time to think about all the different parts of your plumbing system? It has pipes, faucets, a water heater, a sump pump (if it has a basement), drains, and so much more. When any of these parts break or leak, it can wreak havoc on your home, causing expensive damage. It can also translate into mold growth, which is harmful to your health. As the mold spreads, it can even compromise your house’s structural integrity. A professional plumber will know how to fix all plumbing problems to keep your home safe, dry, and well-protected.
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Electrical systems are complex and dangerous to work on yourself. Our electricians have many years of experience performing electrical work. We can upgrade the outlets in your home, fix tripping circuit breakers, do panel replacements, and more. With our advanced solutions, you can rest easy knowing your home is ready to meet all of your electrical demands.
Qualified Electricians for Your Next Project
- Electrical Repair: We specialize in light fixture repairs, switch replacements, electrical short fixes, and more. Our repairs keep your home safe from hazards like electrical fires, shocks, and power surges.
- Electrical Installation: Get the best electrical system for your home with our expert installations. We install electrical panels, outlets, fixtures, generators, dedicated circuits, and more. Our smart home installation services work great for creating a more modern and connected house.
Maplewood is a great place to call home, no matter the neighborhood you live in. A trusted HVAC, plumbing, and electrical expert ensures your home stays fully functional year-round.
We started helping homeowners with electrical, HVAC, and plumbing in 1959. That means we have more than 65 years of industry experience. Our dedication to helping the local community has helped us build a reputation as the best home service provider around. We’ve earned more than 6,000 5-star reviews.
Despite being a small-town business, we bring premium skills and resources to every project we take on. All of our workers know how to deliver impressive results. We have everything necessary to handle your HVAC, plumbing, and electrical needs with precision. You can depend on us year-round to keep your home functional, safe, dry, and energy-efficient.
Contact Hurlburt now to schedule an appointment with Maplewood’s best HVAC company. We can send a plumber or electrician to your home quickly.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Maplewood, MN between May 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 11, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 41 jobs in Maplewood, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2025.
Responded to Alarm ID 38 error on Lennox iComfort S40 thermostat with SL280 furnace not heating. Diagnosed non-operational inducer motor and disassembled unit to find metal debris from broken flue connector jamming the inducer wheel. Removed metal fragments left from improper installation of flue pipe connection, cleared obstruction, and restored inducer operation. Performed system test in all modes including cooling, heat pump, and furnace heating to verify proper operation. Reset furnace control board, cleared error codes, and confirmed system returned to normal operation with all functions working correctly.
Completed floor drain replacement requiring extensive concrete removal and underground piping renovation. Broke open concrete floor to expose deteriorated cast iron drain piping serving the laundry, kitchen, and floor drain systems. Removed and replaced the first five feet of compromised cast iron piping with new PVC piping, connecting back to existing branch drain lines. Installed new PVC floor drain assembly to code specifications. Properly bedded all new piping with appropriate aggregate material to ensure stable support and prevent future settling. Backfilled excavated area with compacted fill material. Poured and finished new concrete to restore floor surface to original grade. Conducted comprehensive testing of all drain connections to verify proper flow and operation. All systems tested leak-free with adequate drainage performance confirmed prior to completion.
Installed Kohler bidet toilet with shut-off valve in upstairs bathroom and relocated water supply line for downstairs toilet to accommodate future bidet installation. Repiped irrigation system, converting exposed CPVC piping and shut-off valve to copper ball valve and drain valve for improved durability and code compliance. Conducted pressure testing on all modified water lines with no leaks detected. Performed operational testing of bidet functions including spray patterns, pressure settings, and temperature controls to verify proper installation. Inspected all connections, cleared work area, and left all plumbing fixtures in full service.
Responded to service call for intermittent floor drain backup in basement utility area. Upon inspection, identified floor drain with compromised metal grate and evidence of recurring water accumulation, as indicated by significant staining and discoloration on surrounding concrete floor. Assessed upstairs sink drain that had separated from cast iron connection at or below floor level, requiring attention in conjunction with floor drain issues. Performed diagnostic evaluation of drainage system and determined floor drain required complete replacement. Evaluated existing plumbing configuration, including connection points to cast iron branch drain stacks. Provided comprehensive quote for floor drain replacement and repiping work to reconnect drainage system back to existing branch drain stacks. Documented conditions with photographs showing water damage patterns, drain condition, and overall plumbing layout in utility space. Also discussed water heater maintenance options as requested.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 3-year-old heat pump system currently operating on auxiliary heat. Performed thorough inspection and cleaning of flame rod, verified heat exchanger integrity with no rust or cracks present, and confirmed hot surface igniter within manufacturer specifications. Inducer motor amperage readings confirmed within acceptable range. Combustion analysis yielded carbon monoxide reading of 34 ppm and temperature rise of 55°F, both within normal operating parameters. All critical components inspected and system confirmed operational and safe for continued use.
Completed comprehensive boiler tune-up and maintenance inspection on Burnham brand heating system. Performed thorough evaluation of thermostat operation, blower assembly, burner and heat exchanger compartment, inducer motor, ignition system, flame sensor, safety controls, and all electrical components. All operational readings confirmed within normal operating parameters with no mechanical deficiencies or safety concerns identified at time of service.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on 11-year-old AC system with loud buzzing and intermittent high-pitched whistling sounds. Diagnosed system as critically low on refrigerant, causing indoor evaporator coil to freeze and restrict airflow, which produced the reported whistling noise. Confirmed no damage to furnace from ice melt at time of inspection. Identified refrigerant leak present in system requiring leak search and repair. Presented repair options to customer and scheduled same-day estimate for complete AC replacement due to age and condition of existing unit.
Responded to no heat and no hot water call on a 2009 Triangle Tube Prestige Solo 110 boiler displaying E02 error code indicating ignition failure. Upon inspection, found unit unable to establish ignition and cycle properly. Temporarily achieved ignition by accessing and clearing exhaust vent cap, which indicated restricted venting or heat exchanger fouling. Diagnosed heat exchanger as likely clogged, preventing proper combustion air flow and causing repeated ignition lockouts. Recommended scheduling follow-up service for heat exchanger cleaning or replacement to restore full system operation and prevent continued no-heat conditions.
Responded to a shower drain leak originating from an upstairs bathroom that was causing water intrusion into the downstairs shower below. Upon inspection, identified the source as a failed shower drain assembly with compromised seals allowing water to bypass the drain connection and penetrate through the floor structure. Removed the existing chrome drain cover and deteriorated drain body, cleaned the drain opening and surrounding substrate, and installed a new shower drain assembly with proper sealing to prevent further water migration between floors.
Completed routine plumbing inspection of residential kitchen fixtures and components. Inspected double-basin kitchen sink, single-handle chrome faucet assembly, spray nozzle attachment, drain assemblies with strainer baskets, and soap dispenser for proper operation and potential issues. All fixtures found to be functioning within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required at time of inspection.
Performed comprehensive preventative maintenance on an 8-year-old Bryant air conditioning system as part of routine membership agreement service. Conducted full system inspection including electrical component testing, verified contactor and capacitor operation within normal parameters, confirmed proper refrigerant charge levels, measured amp draws on compressor and fan motor, and inspected evaporator coil for cleanliness. Performed condenser coil cleaning by rinsing exterior unit to remove debris and ensure optimal heat transfer efficiency. Verified system performance with temperature differential measurement across evaporator coil, confirming 18-degree split within manufacturer specifications. All components found operating properly with no deficiencies identified or corrective actions required at this time.
Responded to service call for leaking water heater in residential basement. Upon arrival, assessed 1993 vintage tanked water heater showing signs of active water leak. Conducted thorough inspection of unit, surrounding plumbing connections, and copper supply lines to identify leak source and evaluate overall condition of aging equipment. Documented existing insulation wrap and configuration of water heater installation adjacent to furnace system. Due to age of unit (30+ years) and active leak condition, provided customer with replacement options and estimates for new water heater installation. Explained risks of continued operation with current leaking unit and recommended prompt replacement to prevent water damage and ensure reliable hot water service.
Responded to a no-cool complaint on a 1-year-old Lennox system where the second story was not cooling adequately while the main floor and basement maintained proper temperatures. Upon inspection, adjusted the airflow distribution to direct more conditioned air to the upper level, bringing total system airflow to slightly above 400 CFM per ton. Identified a highly restrictive MERV 14 filter as a contributing factor to inadequate airflow and recommended replacing with a MERV 8 filter to improve system performance. Verified all mechanical components, refrigerant charge, and electrical systems were operating within manufacturer specifications with no defects found.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found unit shut down on high pressure safety. Diagnosed failed run capacitor and replaced with new component. During testing, observed oil residue on pressure switch indicating potential refrigerant leak. System pressure check confirmed unit was low on refrigerant charge. Provided estimate to customer for refrigerant recharge and system restoration.
Responded to no cool complaint on 22-year-old Nordyne air conditioning system experiencing clicking noises and failure to engage. Diagnosed failed anti-short cycle board preventing proper voltage delivery to contactor. Bypassed defective board to restore system operation. Observed contactor damage from repeated arcing due to board failure. System appears low on R22 refrigerant, though accurate assessment difficult with elevated indoor temperature. Documented findings with photos of failed control board and voltage measurements. Reviewed repair options with customer and scheduled follow-up consultation for replacement recommendations.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on residential split system, including inspection of indoor air handler unit in attic and outdoor condenser unit. Installed locking refrigerant line caps on outdoor unit to prevent tampering and unauthorized refrigerant access, which were previously missing from the system.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and inspection on 8-year-old American Standard system. Unit was fully operational with no known issues at time of service. Installed locking refrigerant caps for security, added hard start kit to compressor for improved efficiency and longevity, and upgraded to new Ritetemp digital thermostat for enhanced temperature control.
Responded to no cooling call on 22-year-old Nordyne air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered abnormally high head pressure with no visible restrictions in the refrigerant circuit. Inspected condenser coil, which was clean with minor fin damage insufficient to restrict airflow. Measured compressor amp draw at near maximum rated capacity, indicating imminent compressor failure. Noted presence of utility saver switch that reportedly cycles system off at same time daily during peak demand periods, which may be contributing to perceived failure symptoms. However, diagnostic testing confirmed system is exhibiting clear signs of end-of-life compressor degradation independent of demand management cycling. Reviewed replacement options with homeowner and scheduled follow-up consultation with service advisor for system replacement recommendations.
Responded to a leaking outdoor water shutoff valve for the sprinkler system. Upon inspection, identified the leak originating at the pressure vacuum breaker (PVB). Replaced the defective PVB with a new unit, tested the assembly for proper operation, and attached the required certification tag to document compliance with backflow prevention standards.
Completed comprehensive dual-system tune-up on heat pump and furnace installed two years prior. Performed full furnace inspection including venting, exhaust flue, camera inspection of heat exchanger, burners, blower, inducer, pressure switch, safety switches, limit switches, flame sensor, and igniter; verified gas pressures and combustion air, cycled system on high and low settings confirming normal operation. Conducted air conditioning system inspection covering evaporator coil, blower, condenser and condenser coil, contactor, compressor, and all components; replaced air filter with homeowner-provided filter and verified refrigerant levels within specification. Both heating and cooling systems tested and confirmed operating safely and properly with all components functioning within normal parameters.
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