We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.
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!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Plymouth, MN between August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 18, 2026.
Completed fall maintenance tune-up on residential furnace system including inspection of humidifier, filter replacement, and drain tube service. During initial diagnostics, discovered elevated carbon monoxide levels traced to a failing draft inducer motor. Due to the age of the existing unit and cost-effectiveness of replacement versus repair, proceeded with full furnace system replacement rather than inducer component repair alone.
Responded to service call for outdoor faucet experiencing seasonal leaking and two indoor faucets with suspected cartridge failures. Replaced outdoor spigot assembly mounted on exterior wall, including installation of new brass valve body with cross-handle and connection to existing flexible braided supply line via adapter fittings. Addressed water intrusion issues affecting the mounting area on white wooden trim. Inspected and serviced interior plumbing connections in utility access area, working with PVC supply lines and flexible braided hoses connected to wooden platform assembly. All connections tested for proper operation and leak-free performance upon completion.
Responded to no hot water complaint and found boiler controller board failed with blank display screen preventing system operation. Replaced defective V-15 control board and performed complete system reset. Programmed all heating zones and domestic hot water settings, then cycled system to verify proper operation. Adjusted and set gas pressures and combustion parameters to manufacturer specifications. Purged air from all heating zones and verified auto-fill operation and settings. Secured loose wiring and thermostat wires that were left hanging from previous remodeling work. Identified damaged air relief valve caused by prior system freeze event and ordered replacement cartridge for future installation. System restored to normal operation with all zones functioning properly.
Responded to service call regarding outdoor frost-free spigot that was difficult to operate and water pressure concerns. Upon inspection, confirmed that the city had already addressed and corrected the water pressure issue. Evaluated the Mansfield frost-free hose bib and determined the internal components required rebuilding due to operational difficulty with the shutoff mechanism. Performed complete rebuild of the Mansfield frost-free spigot, replacing worn internal valve components to restore proper function and ensure smooth operation of the shutoff handle.
Responded to service call for boiler system with no hot water and failed display. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed control board preventing system operation. Unable to complete scheduled maintenance tune-up due to non-operational control board. Ordered replacement control board for hydronic heating system. Documented existing installation including expansion tank, circulator pump, copper piping network with brass fittings, and stainless steel storage tank. System currently inoperable pending replacement board installation to restore hot water functionality and complete annual maintenance tune-up.
Completed comprehensive maintenance inspection on 3-year-old furnace and air conditioning system. Inspected and verified proper operation of furnace components including air filter, temperature split, burners, flame sensor, igniter, blower motor, capacitor, condensate drain, and heat exchanger with all components functioning within normal parameters. Performed AC maintenance including inspection of thermostat, temperature split, outdoor condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, motors, capacitors, compressor, and condensate drain system. Verified 410A refrigerant charge and pressures at 61-degree ambient temperature. Measured electrical performance including voltage and amperage readings on system components. Both heating and cooling systems operating normally with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Completed annual heating maintenance visit including comprehensive tune-up of one furnace and one humidifier system. Replaced humidifier pad as part of scheduled maintenance. Performed diagnostic testing using clamp meter to verify electrical parameters and system performance, confirming all readings within normal operating ranges. All equipment inspected and found to be functioning properly with no issues identified.
Performed scheduled furnace tune-up on system originally installed in 2012. Upon inspection, found dirty air filter and identified failing blower motor producing intermittent humming noise during operation. Replaced defective blower motor to restore proper airflow and eliminate noise issue, ensuring system operates efficiently for continued heating performance.
Completed comprehensive heating maintenance on Lennox furnace system. Performed thorough inspection of thermostat, indoor air handler, filter, drain line, blower motor, inducer motor, capacitor, and electrical wiring with all components found in proper working condition. Evaluated temperature split across system, inspected heat exchanger for cracks or deterioration, tested igniter and flame sensor operation, and verified gas pressure within manufacturer specifications. Conducted fireplace maintenance including inspection of pilot assembly, glass, log set, embers, electrical wiring, gas valve, and draft operation. All fireplace components found functioning properly. Combustion analyzer was unavailable during this visit to perform complete safety analysis and CO level testing. Completed follow-up form to schedule return visit for combustion safety check and carbon monoxide level verification. System operating normally at time of service completion.
Responded to service call for excessive noise from Fantech HRV unit attached to furnace system, with customer reporting inadequate exhaust ventilation and related respiratory irritation symptoms. Upon inspection, identified faulty blower motor as noise source and temporarily unplugged unit to eliminate immediate health concerns. Recommended HRV blower motor replacement to restore proper ventilation and provided enhanced warranty coverage option, then performed preventative maintenance tune-up on 4-year-old furnace system while on site.
Responded to no cooling complaint with water pooling around furnace area. Found clogged condensate drain line causing water to back up and leak onto basement floor near HVAC equipment. Cleared obstruction from drain line, restored proper drainage flow, and verified system operation. Unit returned to normal cooling function with no further leakage observed.
Replaced house side valve and indoor shut-off valve for exterior faucet. Both the house side valve and spigot valve were successfully replaced and tested for proper operation. Work completed in basement utility area with copper piping connections properly secured.
Conducted comprehensive water heater replacement estimate for residential property. Evaluated existing A.O. Smith water heater installation, assessed current copper supply line connections with red-handled ball valves, examined PVC drainage piping configuration, and documented HVAC ductwork proximity to water heater location. Photographed existing installation including all plumbing connections, shutoff valves, and mechanical room layout to provide accurate replacement proposal and ensure proper sizing specifications for new unit installation.
Completed annual heating maintenance visit on two units: gas furnace and gas fireplace. During inspection, discovered critical safety issues with the furnace including severely rusted heat exchanger, deteriorating burner assembly, overheating inducer motor, and low capacitor readings. Documented interior heat exchanger corrosion via camera inspection showing extensive rust buildup throughout the chamber. Replaced filter and recommended immediate furnace replacement due to compromised heat exchanger integrity posing potential carbon monoxide hazard.
Returned to owner-occupied residential property to address incomplete caulking on previously installed kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified several missed spots in the caulk bead that resulted in gaps and bubbles along the sink perimeter. Removed deficient caulking material, cleaned and prepared surfaces, and reapplied silicone sealant to ensure complete waterproof seal around entire sink edge. Verified proper adhesion and eliminated all gaps to prevent water intrusion and ensure professional finish.
Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on two 4-5 year old furnace systems under maintenance agreement. Performed thorough cleaning of flame sensors and burner assemblies, inspected heat exchangers for cracks or deterioration, and verified proper operation of blower motors and wheels. Replaced air filters, tested carbon monoxide levels within safe parameters, and inspected control boards and wiring connections for integrity. Verified proper operation of two-zone damper system with all zones responding correctly. Flushed condensate drain lines and confirmed proper drainage with no blockages. Measured electrical amperage readings using clamp meter, confirming all components operating within manufacturer specifications. Both systems found in good working condition with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox unit with 3 months remaining under warranty. Found outdoor fan not operating and discharge lines running hot. Diagnosed failed capacitor as root cause of cooling failure. Replaced defective capacitor and installed hard start kit to improve compressor performance and longevity. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance visit on 16-year-old Trane furnace and AC system including one furnace and two gas fireplaces. Inspection revealed cracked heat exchanger with elevated temperature rise caused by excess oxygen entering the flame, confirmed by fluctuating O2 readings during combustion analysis. All other furnace components tested satisfactory including ignition system, flame safety controls, clean blower wheel, control board, clear condensate line, pressure switches, and replaced air filter. AC system inspection showed evaporator coil clean, capacitor and contactor in good condition, proper refrigerant charge, acceptable amp draws, and temperature drop within specification at 20 degrees. Performed safety shutdown due to cracked heat exchanger, documented findings with photos, completed parts form for Trane heat exchanger replacement estimate, reviewed all available options with homeowner, and scheduled follow-up with service advisor.
Completed kitchen sink replacement, transitioning from a double basin to a customer-supplied Kohler single basin undermount sink with integrated drying rack. Disconnected and removed existing faucet with side sprayer, garbage disposal, and PVC drain lines before extracting the old double basin sink. Installed customer-supplied single handle kitchen faucet with pull-down sprayer featuring coiled spring neck design and connected to existing water supply lines. Reconnected garbage disposal unit to new sink configuration and modified PVC drain assembly, including P-trap, to accommodate the change from double to single basin layout. Verified all plumbing connections for proper operation and leak-free performance, sealed perimeter of sink to countertop, and confirmed garbage disposal and faucet functionality. One-year workmanship warranty provided on installation.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 25-year-old zoned HVAC system with inadequate cooling on second floor. Performed comprehensive diagnostic testing including zone damper operation, temperature split measurement, blower speed verification, and refrigerant level assessment. All system components tested within manufacturer specifications with 20-degree temperature split confirming proper airflow and refrigerant charge. Zone dampers operating correctly and blower fan speeds set appropriately. Identified dirty outdoor coils causing reduced efficiency and increased system workload. Determined insufficient cooling likely attributed to recent flooring removal exposing subfloor, which absorbs heat and increases cooling load on upper level. System operating as designed with no mechanical failures found. Recommended switching to MERV 8 rated air filter to reduce air restriction and improve system performance. Scheduled future estimates for humidifier replacement, air exchanger installation, whole
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