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Plymouth typically experiences winter temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit. So, if you wake up to discover your heater has died, you’ll need it repaired immediately. Fortunately, our furnace experts have the expertise you need. Enjoy small-town charm and reasonable prices when you reach out to us.
We Offer a Wide Range of Heating Services for Your Home, Including:
- Heating Repairs: Having your heater suddenly stop working is very inconvenient. Even a small issue can become a major problem if you don’t take action fast. Let our team of professionals correct the problem.
- Heating Installation: Are you looking for a new heater? Whether it’s the middle of the winter or summertime, we can help! Head to Emagine Willow Creek to catch a movie as we install your brand-new heater.
- Heating Maintenance: When was the last time you had preventative heating maintenance? Believe it or not, this is the best way to reduce your overall repair expenses. Plus, when you join the Hurlburt Family Rewards Club, you’ll get a discount on our services.
The temperature in Plymouth hovers around 80 degrees during the summer months, along with moderate to high humidity. Therefore, it’s always an issue when an AC stops working. Rather than dealing with your uncomfortable home, why not call us for expert cooling services and then go to Mulligan’s Indoor Golf? We’ll return cool air to your home as you enjoy yourself.
You Can Trust Our Lineup of Helpful Cooling Services for Your Home:
- Cooling Repairs: Is your AC blowing warm air or making excessive noise? Let our professional cooling experts take care of the problem. We’ll make sure your home cools off properly before we leave.
- Cooling Installation: Sometimes, it’s more cost-effective to install a new AC than to repair your old one. We’ll recommend the right-sized AC for your living environment. Go puzzle out an escape room at Breakout Games while we install your brand-new AC.
- Cooling Maintenance: Scheduling regular preventative maintenance will help you avoid major unexpected repairs. It’ll also keep your energy costs in line plus make your home comfortable. Ask about our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club to save even more.
Taking care of your plumbing is the best way to avoid a flooded house. Therefore, whether you have a tiny leak or a bigger problem, call us right away. Our professional plumbers will assist you by ensuring your plumbing works properly again. Steer clear of the many issues associated with a flooded home, including mold.
We have trained electricians on staff to help make sure your home gets wired correctly. After all, issues such as buzzing or dimming could eventually lead to a fire. Therefore, take control of your electricity by having us check it out. Any problems are immediately addressed for your peace of mind.
We’re Your Go-to Company When You Need Electrical Services:
- Electrical Repairs: Are you experiencing a burning smell or loose outlets? Both of these indicate that something is wrong with your electricity. We’ll fix it for you right away to provide peace of mind.
- Electrical Installation: Our electricians install new lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, and EV chargers. Plus, we take care of whole-home generators, circuit breakers, and carbon monoxide detectors. Our experts will make your home a more friendly, usable environment.
Plymouth is one of the largest cities in Minnesota. The good news is this means you can always find something to do. For example, if we’re repairing your plumbing, you can take a nature walk at Clifton E. French Regional Park. Or, if we’re installing a new AC, you can go enjoy craft beer
at Luce Line Brewing. Prefer to do something educational? Check out the Plymouth Historical Museum while we take care of your heater.
Choose Hurlburt whenever you need electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling services. Our team of more than 60 professionals includes professional plumbers and electricians. We also have 65+ years of industry experience, and all installations include a 12-month warranty. We provide high-quality work, and we always put people first.
Are you looking for an electrical, plumbing, or HVAC company in Plymouth? Reach out to our team of experts today!
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and maintenance inspection on Bryant condensing unit and Lennox thermostat system. Verified thermostat operation and programming, inspected air filter condition, examined blower assembly components, tested electrical connections including contactor and capacitor, checked condensate drain line for proper flow, and measured refrigerant performance with temperature split readings. Noted outdoor coil requires cleaning due to accumulated debris and dirt buildup. All electrical readings, refrigerant levels, and system performance measurements within manufacturer specifications with no mechanical defects or safety hazards identified. System currently operating properly. Recommended maintaining regular filter changes, scheduling periodic coil cleaning for both indoor and outdoor units, and continuing routine preventive maintenance to ensure optimal efficiency and longevity.
Responded to service call for zone valve malfunction. Replaced defective zone valve power head on hydronic heating system. Accessed equipment in basement mechanical area, removed failed actuator, and installed new power head assembly. Verified proper valve operation and system functionality upon completion. Total repair time was approximately 3 hours.
Performed home sale inspection on 20-year-old furnace and air conditioning system. Furnace inspection revealed critical safety hazard with carbon monoxide levels exceeding 700 ppm in the flue due to secondary heat exchanger rusted through from inside out, causing carbon monoxide leakage into living space. Additional findings included failing flame sensor and ignitor, plus control board exhibiting burn marks around resistors. Unit red-tagged as unsafe to operate. Air conditioning inspection showed system fully operational with proper refrigerant charge, 19-degree temperature split across evaporator coil, and all components testing within manufacturer specifications. Scheduled furnace replacement estimate. Recommend immediate furnace replacement due to life safety concerns.
Responded to a floor drain backup occurring when the washing machine was in use. Upon inspection, diagnosed debris buildup in the drain line restricting proper flow and causing the floor drain to overfill. Utilized a flex shaft machine to clear the obstruction from the drain line, running water simultaneously to flush debris and restore proper drainage. Tested the system by filling and dumping the laundry tub multiple times to verify the floor drain no longer overflowed, confirming all components were functioning correctly upon completion.
Responded to main bathroom faucet repair request. Upon inspection, identified loose faucet handles and deteriorated aerator causing improper water flow. Adjusted both hot and cold water handles to restore proper operation, replaced faulty aerator, and replaced worn washer to eliminate leak. All fixtures tested and confirmed functioning properly upon completion.
Responded to water leak under kitchen sink occurring intermittently without sink or dishwasher use. Upon inspection, identified backed-up drain line causing water to overflow from P-trap assembly when water softener discharged. Confirmed drain blockage was preventing proper drainage of softener discharge water, resulting in backup through sink drain system. Documented plumbing configuration including white PVC P-trap assembly, supply lines, and connections. Scheduled drain technician for follow-up service to clear obstruction and restore proper drainage function.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 11-year-old residential air conditioning system. Found failed capacitor causing unit malfunction. Replaced capacitor and performed comprehensive system evaluation, identifying failing contactor and condenser fan motor with oil leakage. Verified refrigerant charge within acceptable parameters. Replaced capacitor, contactor, and condenser fan motor to restore full system operation and prevent imminent failures. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Replaced heat exchanger under parts warranty from Trane. Removed and installed replacement heat exchanger assembly, ensuring proper sealing and alignment. Cycled system in heating mode and verified normal operation. Checked gas pressure and combustion air levels to confirm safe and efficient operation. All system components functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Completed comprehensive preventative maintenance on Bryant heating and cooling system under agreement terms. Performed full AC maintenance on one R22 condenser unit (model 2DSX3018G1000AA) including inspection of filter, thermostat, temperature split, condenser coils, motors, capacitors, compressor, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain line. Conducted heating system tune-up with inspection of gas valve assembly, blower motor, control board, combustion chamber, and venting system. All components tested and found operating within normal parameters at 69-degree ambient temperature with proper airflow and refrigerant levels confirmed.
Responded to a water leak issue caused by a pinhole in the copper pipe located directly above the water meter. The customer had previously applied a temporary patch but requested a permanent repair. Upon inspection, confirmed the pinhole leak in the copper piping and proceeded with cutting out the damaged section. Installed new copper pipe section using appropriate fittings and soldered connections to ensure a watertight seal. Tested the repair under normal water pressure to verify no leaks were present. The water supply remained operational throughout the service, requiring only brief shutoff during the pipe replacement. All work was completed to code standards with proper support and securing of the new pipe section.
Responded to no-cool call on 14-year-old residential HVAC system. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed capacitor preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective capacitor with properly-rated component, restoring full cooling functionality. System tested and verified operational with normal temperature differential and proper amperage draw.
Responded to service call for new homeowner with multiple plumbing concerns. Reset toilet to proper position and seal. Repaired leaking utility sink and laundry tub faucet. Corrected garbage disposal installation angle from improper incline to required decline position for proper drainage and function. Assessed non-functioning water softener system. Documented outdated toilet fixtures and missing shut-off valves throughout property. Provided comprehensive estimates for recommended repairs and upgrades. Captured photographic documentation of completed work and existing conditions for homeowner records.
Responded to callback for no cooling condition with ice formation on refrigerant lines. Upon inspection, confirmed frozen evaporator coil in attic air handler and diagnosed improper zone system operation preventing adequate airflow across the coil. Documented equipment conditions and zone control panel configuration with photos. Advised customer that estimates for necessary zone system repairs will be provided to resolve the airflow restriction issues causing the freeze-up condition.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system over 10 years old. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor unit was not operating. Diagnostic testing revealed failed dual run capacitor with visible corrosion and deterioration. Further inspection identified condenser fan motor with failing bearings and reduced performance. Replaced defective capacitor and condenser fan motor. Verified proper electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed unit cooling normally with correct voltage readings at contactor.
Responded to no cooling complaint with ice formation on refrigerant lines of 8-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of thermostat, indoor unit components including filter, drain pan, blower motor, and evaporator coil, confirming no freeze condition present at time of service. Inspected outdoor unit including condenser coil, compressor, contactor, and run capacitor with all components functioning within normal parameters. Verified refrigerant charge and measured temperature split across evaporator coil, both within acceptable range. Identified failed blower motor capacitor reading below manufacturer specifications as root cause of reduced airflow leading to coil icing. Replaced defective blower motor capacitor with OEM equivalent part. Cycled system through complete cooling operation, verified proper airflow restoration and normal operating temperatures. System restored to full cooling capacity with instructions provided to monitor performance
Responded to no cooling complaint on 22-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered system was completely depleted of refrigerant. Customer reported unit was functioning properly two days prior, indicating a sudden catastrophic leak. Performed thorough inspection of all accessible components including braze joints, service valves, and coil areas. No oil spray or residue found at joints or valves, suggesting leak source is internal to either evaporator or condenser coil. Noted significant debris accumulation in outdoor unit consisting of leaves and organic matter around coil assembly, which may contribute to reduced airflow and system efficiency. At customer request, conducted additional evaluation of furnace and heat exchanger to determine viability of complete system replacement versus repair. Visual inspection of heat exchanger revealed potential crack formation beginning in one of the eyelets; however, findings were not definitive enough to warrant immediate
Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered blown low voltage fuse caused by severely restricted airflow at outdoor condenser unit. Condenser coil was heavily contaminated with dirt and debris, causing system to draw excessive amperage and blow protective fuse. Replaced damaged low voltage fuse and performed thorough condenser coil cleaning using pressurized water to restore proper airflow and heat transfer. Verified system operation with manifold gauges, confirming proper refrigerant pressures and temperatures after service. System restored to normal cooling operation with proper airflow through condenser and stable electrical operation.
Responded to multiple plumbing issues including a water line leak in the basement, a malfunctioning water softener, and a gas line leak at the pool heater. Successfully identified and replaced a defective pinhole valve that was causing the water leak in the copper water line. The faulty valve was removed and replaced with a standard shut-off valve to restore proper function and eliminate the leak.
# HVAC Service Report Responded to no cool complaint on Lennox residential air conditioning system. Unit was found to be low on refrigerant and not cooling adequately. Added UV leak detection dye to system and recharged refrigerant to proper operating levels using manifold gauges. System pressures and temperatures were verified and brought within normal operating parameters. Customer advised that unit is under warranty and to monitor system performance for potential leak issues.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system including one air conditioning unit and one air handler. Performed comprehensive tune-up service, addressing dirty condenser coil and filter. Cleaned condenser unit thoroughly and replaced air filter. Conducted system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold gauge, verifying proper refrigerant pressures, superheat, and subcooling values to ensure optimal system performance.
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