Since 1959 Hurlburt, we’ve made it our mission to keep your home safe, comfortable and protected.

From freezing pipes in winter to heavy usage throughout the year, your plumbing system in Minneapolis faces unique challenges. Hurlburt provides reliable plumbing services to keep water flowing safely and efficiently throughout your home.
As a trusted plumber in Minneapolis, Hurlburt offers dependable solutions for everything from routine maintenance to complex repairs. Our team handles drain cleaning, pipe repairs, water heater services, and more, all with a commitment to prompt, high-quality service.
Plumbing issues can escalate quickly, especially in colder climates. Our team responds promptly to diagnose and fix problems before they cause serious damage, helping you avoid costly repairs and disruptions.
Modern homes depend on safe, reliable electrical systems. Hurlburt’s licensed electricians in Minneapolis provide a full range of services, from upgrades to repairs, ensuring your home remains powered safely and efficiently.
Our electricians bring the same level of expertise and customer care to every job, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your electrical system. From panel upgrades to lighting installations, we handle every project with attention to detail and a strong focus on safety.
Electrical work should always be handled by professionals. Our team focuses on safety, performance, and long-term reliability with every project, helping homeowners avoid hazards and maintain consistent power throughout their homes.
While winters are known for their intensity, Minneapolis summers can bring heat and humidity that make indoor comfort just as important. Hurlburt offers expert air conditioning services to keep your home cool, efficient, and comfortable all season long.
From quick repairs to full furnace and AC system upgrades, our technicians are ready to handle any cooling challenge. We service both central air and ductless systems with precision and care.
Winters in Minneapolis are not just cold, they are relentless. Hurlburt provides complete heating services including repairs, maintenance, installations, and system replacements to ensure your home stays warm when it matters most. We work on furnaces, boilers, and ductless heating systems, so no matter what setup you have, we can help.
When your heat stops working during a Minnesota winter, it becomes an urgent issue. Our team offers fast, reliable service, including emergency heating repairs, to restore comfort quickly.
For top-quality furnace repair, AC repair, indoor air quality, plumbing, or electrical services in Minneapolis, reach out to Hurlburt and schedule your service today.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Minneapolis, MN between August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 2, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 1,695 jobs in Minneapolis, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2024.
Responded to callback regarding kitchen and bathroom shutoff valve replacement following previous leak repair service. Inspected kitchen sink cabinet plumbing assembly, including copper supply lines, chrome shutoff valves, black PVC P-trap configuration, and stainless steel drain basket strainer. Documented existing valve conditions under kitchen sink with two chrome shutoff valves mounted on back panel with black flexible supply lines. Also assessed bathroom shutoff valve requiring replacement. Confirmed availability of necessary valve replacement parts and provided estimates for shutoff valve replacement work at both locations for customer consideration.
Responded to service call for air conditioning system not adequately cooling residence. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up and system diagnostic. Verified refrigerant charge at proper levels, inspected outdoor coil (clean), confirmed air filter in good condition. Measured temperature split at 14-15 degrees, which is slightly below optimal but within acceptable range. Upon further investigation, discovered furnace blower motor failing with visible oil leakage, likely reducing airflow velocity across evaporator coil and contributing to diminished cooling performance. Inspected furnace control board and found burn marks indicating electrical stress. Conducted heat exchanger inspection and identified multiple cracks around eyelets, creating dangerous carbon monoxide leak when system operates. Tagged furnace as unsafe to operate due to CO hazard. Photographed control board showing burn damage on components and documented heat exchanger condition. Advised immediate furnace replacement requ
Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance on one furnace and one air conditioning system. Furnace inspection included filter, temperature split, burners, flame sensor, igniter, motors, capacitor, drain, and heat exchanger—all components operating normally with filter replacement recommended. Follow-up scheduled for CO level verification as combustion analyzer was unavailable at time of service. Air conditioning maintenance performed with R-410A refrigerant system operating at 87-degree ambient temperature; inspected filter, thermostat, temperature split, condenser, coils, motors, capacitors, compressor, refrigerant charge, and drain. Diagnosed no-cooling condition caused by failed Y terminal on equipment zone board—thermostat outputting proper 24V signal to zone board, but zero voltage present at cooling terminal. Bypassed faulty zone board Y terminal by jumping thermostat Y wire directly to equipment, restoring cooling operation. Low voltage repair approved and completed; both
Responded to powder room toilet with intermittent running water in tank. Diagnosed faulty flapper causing slow leak and continuous fill cycle. Replaced existing flapper with Korky universal 3" flapper, tested operation to verify proper seal and confirm leak was resolved, and returned toilet to service with no further issues.
Responded to no-gas condition at commercial fryer. Upon inspection, determined the high-pressure regulator had failed and was not allowing gas flow to the equipment. Removed the corroded existing regulator and installed a new high-pressure gas regulator, restoring proper gas supply to the fryer and returning the unit to full operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 25-year-old Bryant 550A central air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant charge causing evaporator coil to freeze. After system thaw, measured abnormally high head pressure indicating severe restriction in refrigerant circuit and/or failing compressor. Observed water leakage onto newer furnace cabinet from condensate overflow during freeze-up event; confirmed no equipment damage at time of service. Due to age of system, multiple failing components, and cost of repairs versus replacement, recommended system shutdown to prevent further damage until replacement can be completed. Scheduled follow-up estimate for new air conditioning system installation.
Responded to no-heat call on 9-year-old furnace system that sustained electrical damage from power surge caused by downed power line. Upon arrival, found customer had already replaced damaged transformer, but system continued blowing fuses. Diagnostic inspection revealed extensive electrical damage including burned transformer (already replaced by owner), blown fuse, failed humidistat, damaged ECM blower motor, and compromised wire harnesses throughout control system. Performed temporary repair to restore basic heating operation by disconnecting humidistat wiring to prevent continued fuse failure. Verified fuse integrity after humidistat bypass and confirmed control board functionality. Documented extensive damage to ECM motor and multiple wire harnesses requiring replacement. System currently operational for heating with humidistat disabled. Provided customer with complete assessment of damaged components. Will order replacement ECM blower motor and wire harnesses for follow-up inst
Replaced leaking evaporator coil with new warranty unit obtained from Lennox distributor. Coil was covered under manufacturer part warranty and was successfully installed and tested for proper operation. Total repair time was approximately 4 hours.
Responded to second callback regarding reported basement water leakage. Conducted thorough inspection of all plumbing fixtures, supply lines, and drain piping in the affected area. Upon examination, determined that the moisture and water staining visible on the concrete floor was not originating from any plumbing system components. All pipe fittings, connections, and visible plumbing infrastructure were found to be dry and functioning properly with no active leaks detected. No plumbing repairs required.
Arrived on-site for scheduled boiler tune-up and inspection at duplex property with two boiler units. Upon arrival, discovered unit had no electrical power supply. Inspection revealed exposed electrical wiring creating immediate safety hazard, along with exposed asbestos insulation material on piping systems requiring professional abatement. Due to multiple safety violations and lack of power to equipment, unable to proceed with standard tune-up procedures including combustion analysis, burner inspection, or operational testing. Documented all hazardous conditions with photographic evidence showing corrugated asbestos-wrapped piping, compromised electrical connections, and overall system configuration. Property owner advised that licensed electricians were scheduled to address power and wiring issues. Recommended that electrical repairs be completed first, followed by professional asbestos abatement before any further HVAC service work can be safely performed on either boiler unit.
Responded to no cooling call on 6-year-old air conditioning system that was completely shut off. Upon arrival, discovered the power switch at the furnace had been accidentally turned off. Restored power by turning the switch back on, and the system immediately came on and began operating properly. Verified all components were functioning as designed and enrolled customer in HVAC Family Rewards program for future routine maintenance scheduling.
Performed HVAC certification inspection on a 2004 Lennox 80% efficiency furnace. During heat exchanger examination, discovered water staining around an eye ring and identified a small crack in the middle burner section. Conducted combustion analysis testing which showed gas pressure at 3.62 w.c. and carbon monoxide levels at 40 ppm, both within acceptable parameters. Inspected flame sensor, igniter, blower motor, and inducer motor—all components found to be functioning properly. Noted air filter required replacement. Due to heat exchanger deterioration and burner crack presenting potential safety hazards, red-tagged the unit and shut off gas supply to the furnace per safety protocols. Contacted homeowner to explain critical findings and safety concerns; homeowner requested estimate for complete system replacement.
Completed comprehensive annual heating and cooling maintenance agreement service on three systems: one basement furnace, one air conditioning unit, and one mini split heat pump with single head. Verified thermostat operation across all systems and confirmed proper electrical components and operational performance on all equipment. Inspected and verified filter status with homeowner-provided replacement, checked condensate drain on mini split system, and tested both heating and cooling modes where applicable. Coordinated follow-up visit with another technician to perform combustion analysis and CO level testing on furnace, as combustion analyzer was unavailable during this service call. All systems operating within normal parameters at time of inspection.
Responded to service call for hydronic heating system maintenance. Successfully bled and purged air from two radiators to restore proper heat distribution, then refilled the system to appropriate water level. Verified system pressure and temperature readings on boiler gauge were within normal operating parameters upon completion.
Responded to no hot water call and discovered shower valve cartridge failure preventing cold water flow. Accessed wall cavity to expose brass valve assembly and backflow preventer. Diagnosed faulty cartridge requiring replacement and sourced appropriate new cartridge to restore proper hot and cold water mixing function.
Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection on 23-year-old Trane furnace unit. Conducted full system evaluation including cleaning and testing flame sensor, verifying control board operation, inspecting heat exchanger integrity, measuring amp draws, testing blower capacitor, and examining burner condition. Performed combustion analysis and verified temperature rise within manufacturer specifications. Filter found to be clean. All major components functioning properly; however, igniter showing signs of weakness and recommended for replacement to prevent future ignition failures. Reviewed findings and replacement options with homeowner.
Completed annual heating maintenance visit on a 6-year-old Daikin DM96VE0603BHBA gas furnace (60,000 BTU input), along with inspection of one gas fireplace and one humidifier. Performed standard preventative maintenance procedures, verified system operation with temperature measurements showing proper airflow, and confirmed all equipment specifications are within manufacturer parameters. No repairs or adjustments were required at this time.
Responded to report of multiple toilet issues in residential property with seven total toilets, three of which were experiencing leaking and clogging problems. Upon inspection, identified water staining and moisture damage on bathroom floor tiles surrounding toilet base, indicating active leak at wax ring seal. Assessed toilet condition and operational issues across affected units. Documented existing damage and provided quote for toilet replacement to address chronic leaking and clogging concerns.
Conducted site assessment for hydronic heating system serviced by Buderus Logano boiler to evaluate radiator valve replacement. Inspected existing manual radiator valve on cast iron piping and provided quote for upgrade to thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) that will allow automatic temperature control based on user settings. Explained scope of work including system drain-down, valve removal and replacement, system refill, and bleeding procedures to eliminate air from the heating loop. Submitted parts requisition form for thermostatic valve to appropriate department for pricing and customer approval.
Completed scheduled maintenance inspection on 7-year-old Lennox furnace. Verified ignition and flame safety systems operating properly, removed and cleaned flame sensor, cleared all debris from flame box, inspected heat exchanger with no issues found, confirmed blower wheel clean and amp draws within specification, verified control board functioning correctly, and measured temperature rise within manufacturer specifications. All components found in good working condition with no service recommendations required at this time.
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