
Don’t struggle with ineffective heating or high energy bills. For furnace repair in Minnetonka, MN, you can depend on, look to Hurlburt. From Purgatory Park to the 394/494 interchange, we proudly serve the entire Minnetonka community.
Our team works hard to provide premier repair services and ensure each customer is 100% happy with the work we perform. We’re so confident in what we do that we back up all of our repairs and installations with a full 1-year parts and labor warranty.
Whether you can’t get your furnace to turn on or it just isn’t heating as well as you need it to, you can count on us to provide the proper fix. Our technicians have encountered every furnace problem imaginable and are up to the task of fixing them all.
Our technicians are experts in furnace repair services and can quickly and properly diagnose the full range of problems. When you schedule an appointment, they will arrive on time with a fully stocked van and will be able to fix the problem in a single visit. These are just some of the issues we commonly encounter and can help you overcome:
With an average January low of only 6 degrees Fahrenheit, Minnetonka can be miserable in the winter, especially if your furnace isn’t up to the job. With our reliable furnace replacement services, you won’t have to worry about your house ever being too cold.
We carry a range of quality conventional and high-efficiency condensing furnaces from top brands. You can even get a free quote for your furnace replacement through our website. We also offer financing for furnace installations on approved credit.
If you’re unsure of what type of furnace is right for your home, we’ll happily set up a consultation and explain all of your options. We’ll also make sure to properly evaluate your home and your heating needs to ensure your new furnace is the correct size.
If your furnace is already 15+ years old, we’d recommend replacing it as soon as possible. If you wait, there’s a fairly high chance it could suddenly fail and leave you with no way to effectively heat your home. Having no heat is a major concern in Minnesota due to the risk of your pipes freezing and bursting.
The main reasons many people choose to replace their furnaces are to lower their heating costs and improve their comfort. Modern furnaces are also much quieter, and you can run them using a smart thermostat to further improve comfort and reduce heating costs. A new furnace will provide these other benefits as well:
Hurlburt is a family-owned and -operated company with decades of industry experience. We’re focused on building lifelong relationships with our customers, ensuring we’re the company they call every time they need any heating services.
We bring small-town values like honesty, integrity and respect to everything we do, but we also have the tools to perform jobs correctly. Our team aims to provide an unmatched experience through outstanding customer service and exceptional workmanship. The 6,000+ 5-star reviews we received stand as testament to that and show what you can expect when you choose us.
When it comes to replacing and repairing residential furnaces in Minnetonka, no one outperforms Hurlburt! Contact us today to schedule service.
Knowing how to spot certain furnace issues and what can cause them is crucial for ensuring you don’t wait too long to repair or replace your furnace. It’s also important for preventing damage and avoiding potential safety hazards.
Short cycling is when a furnace repeatedly turns off before completing a full heating cycle and then quickly turns on again. This issue most commonly happens because the furnace keeps overheating as a result of an issue like a dirty air filter or a malfunctioning blower. Short cycling can also occur as a result of a malfunctioning thermostat, a malfunctioning safety switch or simply because the furnace is too big for your home.
When a furnace is working properly, the burners should produce steady, bright blue flames. Orange or yellow flames indicate that the gas isn’t burning cleanly and not fully combusting. Incomplete combustion is a concern as it can result in the furnace producing carbon monoxide. It also leads to the furnace producing less heat.
Water always collects inside a condensing furnace as a result of the exhaust fumes cooling down to the point where moisture condenses. If water is leaking out of the furnace, though, it usually indicates that the drain pan is overflowing due to a clog in the condensate drain line. If the furnace is older, it can also be a sign that you have a cracked or rusted drain pan.
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