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 in July 2026.
The most recent job was on July 26, 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 no cooling call on 11-year-old residential AC system. Upon arrival, homeowner reported outdoor condenser fan running intermittently and stopping. Diagnosed failed dual-run capacitor reading 32/0 MFD out of rated 35/5 MFD. Replaced defective capacitor with proper OEM replacement, restoring normal condenser fan operation. Performed complete system verification including contactor inspection, refrigerant charge analysis, air filter condition check, and temperature split measurements across evaporator coil. All parameters confirmed within manufacturer specifications. System returned to full cooling operation with no further issues detected.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old Mitsubishi R410-A mini split system with 5 head units. Upon arrival, system was operational as occupant had power cycled the unit at the circuit breaker and cleaned filters, which temporarily resolved the issue. Performed diagnostic testing including delta-T measurements across all zones, revealing one head unit with acceptable 26-degree temperature split while remaining four units showed suboptimal performance between 3-13 degrees, indicating low refrigerant charge. Recommended three-step leak detection process with UV dye injection and refrigerant recharge to address system deficiency; occupant declined service at this time and will consider options.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 25+ year old Weathermaker unit producing deep vibrating sound. Found failed dual run capacitor with compressor terminal reading open and fan terminal at 5.0 µF; condenser humming confirmed capacitor failure. Replaced dual run capacitor and extremely dirty air filter. Post-repair system testing revealed refrigerant circuit operating improperly. Customer informed of refrigerant issue and system malfunction but declined further repairs and equipment replacement at this time.
Responded to a callback for a severely clogged condensate drain line that was previously serviced. Upon arrival, confirmed complete blockage by pouring water into the evaporator drain pan with no exterior drainage observed. Attempted multiple clearing methods including vacuum extraction, CO2 pressure, water flushing, and mechanical rodding with tubing, successfully removing heavy sticky debris buildup from the line. Inspected primary drain pan and confirmed no cracks or structural damage. Determined that water accumulation in secondary drain pan with float switch was caused by primary drain backing up at the connection point, forcing overflow into the safety pan. After extensive clearing efforts and video inspection verification, confirmed significant residual buildup remained in the line with continued severe restriction. Due to inaccessible drain termination point and suspected hard obstruction or kinked pipe section, permanent repair will require drain line replacement with cutting
Responded to no cooling complaint on Goodman residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor unit condenser fan was not operating while compressor attempted to run. Performed diagnostic testing and identified failed dual run capacitor as root cause of fan motor failure. Capacitor tested out of specification and showed signs of degradation. Removed defective capacitor and installed new replacement capacitor with proper microfarad ratings for both fan and compressor circuits. Reconnected all electrical terminals, verified proper wire routing and connections. Tested system operation and confirmed condenser fan motor now running at proper speed. Verified compressor starting and running normally. System cooling properly and operating within manufacturer specifications at time of departure.
Responded to no-cool condition on recently installed AC system with water accumulation in secondary drain pan. Discovered water streaks on blower motor housing but found evaporator pan intact with no cracks and primary drain line functioning properly. Removed standing water from secondary pan using vacuum, cleaned and dried flood switch, repositioned float switch for proper water detection. System requires follow-up appointment to identify source of water intrusion as leak origin remains undetermined.
Responded to a no cooling call on a 5-7 year old AC unit. Upon arrival, found the system powered off at the furnace with no diagnostic fault lights present. Customer had turned off the unit but was unaware of the switch position. Restored power to the system and performed complete diagnostic evaluation. Verified refrigerant charge within normal operating parameters, tested capacitor and contactor for proper operation with both components functioning correctly. Measured supply and return air temperatures, confirming adequate 16-degree temperature differential across the evaporator coil. System cycled normally with all components operating as designed. Unit left in full operational status with proper cooling performance restored.
Responded to callback for zone system damper malfunction. Upon inspection, discovered the 2nd/3rd floor zone wiring was incorrectly connected to zone 3 position instead of zone 2 position on the zone panel and relocated wiring to proper terminal. Found stopping bars on both zone damper motors for 2nd/3rd floor zones were improperly positioned, preventing full range of motion. Adjusted stopping bars on both motors to allow complete opening and closing operation. Cycled system through all zone combinations and verified all three zone dampers now operate as designed. Noted one zone motor required manual assistance to close on initial test but functioned properly on subsequent cycles, indicating potential early-stage motor failure. Measured voltage drop from 40VA transformer showing 26.5V at source but only 24.5V at zone panel, which currently powers zone panel, three zone motors, and two thermostats—voltage may become insufficient for reliable operation if it drops below 24V.
Completed return visit to diagnose no cooling complaint on high velocity system. Upon arrival, verified system operation and found unit cooling properly with acceptable temperature differential and refrigerant pressures within normal range. Educated homeowner on realistic performance expectations for older home with attic-mounted high velocity system during extreme outdoor temperatures, explaining that multiple-degree temperature drops cannot be achieved within one-hour timeframes under high heat load conditions. System operating as designed with no deficiencies found.
Responded to no-cooling callback on recently installed system. Upon arrival, discovered wet switch triggered with water accumulation under air handler in attic. Dried out safety switch, cleared clogged condensate drain line using shop vacuum, and flushed system with water to verify proper drainage. Issue resolved with no evidence of coil freezing. Additionally, corrected heat strip error code by adjusting dip switch settings on fan coil control board. System tested and operating normally.
Performed annual AC maintenance inspection on Empire system and discovered unit operating with low refrigerant charge of obsolete refrigerant type, indicating system leak causing inadequate cooling performance throughout summer. During comprehensive inspection, identified critical safety hazard: furnace heat exchanger severely rusted with visible cracks, allowing carbon monoxide leakage outside system envelope. Immediately red-tagged furnace as unsafe for operation due to carbon monoxide hazard. Scheduled same-day estimate for furnace replacement and full HVAC system replacement options, with customer proceeding to replace both furnace and AC system.
Conducted scheduled phone follow-up to review detailed estimate with customer and address questions regarding air conditioning system replacement scope and pricing breakdown. Documented vehicle interior conditions with photos showing dashboard, glove compartment area, and ventilation components for service records.
Supplied and installed a new pull-out kitchen faucet sprayer hose with matte black finish to replace the existing faucet head. Upon installation, performed operational testing to verify proper spray function and water flow. Homeowner confirmed satisfactory operation before leaving the fixture in service with one-year parts and labor warranty coverage.
Responded to service call for inoperative master bathroom shower with broken cartridge. Diagnosed failed cartridge in shower valve assembly and instructed homeowner on isolation procedure to shut off water supply to the affected fixture while maintaining water service to remainder of residence. Discussed replacement options with homeowner, who elected to defer repair due to planned bathroom remodel. Successfully isolated shower valve, restored water service to house, and verified no leaks present in system upon completion.
Removed existing main level toilet along with quarter turn shut-off valve and old wax ring. Installed new wax ring and quarter turn shut-off valve with braided supply line. Set customer-supplied Toto Nexus 12" rough-in one-piece toilet, securing it with mounting bolts. Installed customer-supplied flush valve assembly and sealed around the base of the toilet. Performed comprehensive testing to verify proper operation, confirm all connections were secure, and ensure no leaks were present.
Responded to exterior water leak at outdoor hose bib mounted on brick wall. Upon arrival, found garden hose fused to the spigot's vacuum breaker assembly, preventing proper removal and causing significant water leakage. Water supply had been shut off prior to arrival. Successfully removed the compromised hose from the threaded connection and vacuum breaker. Inspected the brass spigot assembly with wheel-style valve handle for additional damage and assessed the condition of the fixture, noting weathering and oxidation consistent with age and outdoor exposure. Provided replacement options and cost estimates for the vacuum breaker assembly and potential full spigot replacement to prevent future leakage issues.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on 9-year-old Carrier AC system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including outdoor coil rinse, verified refrigerant charge levels with proper temperature split across evaporator coil, and tested all system components for proper operation within manufacturer specifications. System found fully operational with all components functioning correctly.
Responded to service call for malfunctioning GE water treatment system in kitchen that was cycling on and off and failing to treat water properly. Upon inspection, determined that filters had been incorrectly installed, causing system malfunction and affecting connected valve and water line. Removed improperly seated filters, installed new reverse osmosis system to replace failing unit, and verified proper operation of all components including water lines and valves.
Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on three commercial rooftop HVAC units located approximately 15 feet above ground level. Upon arrival, verified all units were operating properly with thermostats satisfied. Replaced return air filters with 16x25x2 filters on all three rooftop units. Cleaned condenser coils on each unit using hose and backpack sprayer with water supply accessed from front building spigot. Tested and verified proper fan operation and cooling functionality on all three units following maintenance completion.
Responded to water leak in second-floor bathroom shower. Accessed property using provided entry code with authorization to complete work in absence of occupant. Removed existing dual valve shower system that was causing leak. Installed two owner-supplied Delta shower valves as replacements. Wall required demolition to access plumbing connections, exposing copper supply lines and drain pipes within stud cavity. Completed valve installation and verified proper operation with no active leaks upon completion.
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