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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Prior Lake, MN between September 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 19, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 135 jobs in Prior Lake, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2024.
Responded to a no-cool call and found the evaporator coil frozen, with a coil temperature in the 20s. System refrigerant charge was low, and high- and low-side pressures were fluctuating in unison. After blocking the shared return pathway to rule out airflow interaction from the furnace fan louvers, pressure fluctuation persisted on one unit while the second unit operated normally, indicating a slow refrigerant leak and a probable refrigerant restriction. Photos document dust accumulation and rust staining in the return ductwork; the homeowner is evaluating leak repair options versus system replacement.
Responded to an active leak on the main water supply line and identified a pinhole failure in the 1.25" brass FIP ball valve as the source. Documented the condition with photos, provided repair estimates, and noted that scheduling and coordination are required to complete the valve replacement.
Performed scheduled maintenance on a 36-year-old gas furnace under a recurring service agreement, including a visual inspection with a borescope camera to evaluate internal components. The system is operating and burning safely at this time; however, given its age, the unit is showing signs of wear and is nearing the end of its service life, and a furnace replacement estimate was provided.
Performed seasonal maintenance on two gas furnaces, one under a year old and one approximately 12 years old, with no known operating issues reported. During service on the Lennox unit, the evaporator coil was found frozen; the thermostat was turned off and the blower fan was run in fan-only mode to thaw the coil. Unit-specific inspection details and photos are documented on the attached tune-up forms.
Responded to a water leak originating from an outdoor frost-free faucet that was causing interior water intrusion. Upon inspection, discovered the faucet body had split and the city meter horn was also leaking. Replaced the damaged frost-free hose bib and installed a new city-provided meter horn to resolve both leak sources and restore proper function to the outdoor water supply.
Responded to no hot water call and diagnosed Navien tankless water heater displaying error code 16, indicating overheating condition. Upon inspection, determined unit is an older model no longer under warranty with new homeowner. Provided estimates for repair options and discussed replacement alternatives. Customer elected to self-install a traditional tank-style water heater as replacement solution.
Responded to a duplex lower unit experiencing drainage issues with sink and tub backup accompanied by gurgling sounds. Upon arrival, verified the tenant's concerns and performed initial diagnostic assessment to determine the source of the blockage. Conducted video camera inspection of the mainline drain system from the septic tank access point. Camera scope revealed a significant toilet paper blockage obstructing the drain line. The accumulation was causing complete restriction of wastewater flow, resulting in the reported backup and gurgling symptoms in the plumbing fixtures. Utilized drain camera equipment to mechanically break up and remove the toilet paper blockage from the mainline. Carefully cleared the obstruction while monitoring progress through the camera feed to ensure complete removal of all debris. Once initial clearance was achieved, performed thorough flushing protocol to verify system functionality. Ran water continuously for approximately 20 minutes through multiple
Responded to water softener malfunction causing excessive brine draw and unusual sucking noises. Upon inspection, discovered significant mineral buildup and deposits on the brine valve assembly and venturi system, which was preventing proper regeneration cycle completion. Diagnosed that the unit was overdrawing brine from the tank, resulting in premature salt depletion and contributing to rust staining issues in the household plumbing fixtures. Documented condition of internal components showing heavy scaling and recommended system maintenance to restore proper water softening function.
Responded to service call for multiple malfunctioning Kohler toilets. Adjusted flush linkage on basement toilet where chain length was insufficient for proper operation. Replaced master bathroom toilet per customer request. Both units tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Responded to a bathroom sink faucet leak in a residence built in 2010. Upon inspection, identified a failing widespread faucet with water leaking from both the spout and handle assemblies. Removed the defective faucet unit and installed a replacement widespread faucet assembly, ensuring proper sealing and connection to existing water supply lines. Tested the new installation for proper operation and verified no leaks were present upon completion.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 9-year-old Amana unit currently under warranty. Verified gas pressures within specification on both low and high fire settings. Conducted combustion analysis using Testo 310 II analyzer, confirming safe CO levels at 14 ppm in flue with efficiency at 80.3% and oxygen reading at 10.5%. Inspected and tested all furnace components including heat exchanger, blower assembly, ignition system, and safety controls—all operating within manufacturer specifications. Recommended upgrading to MERV 8 rated filter with quarterly replacement schedule for optimal system performance. Unit left in fully operational condition with no deficiencies noted.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 11-year-old unit as part of scheduled maintenance agreement. Verified gas pressure within specifications, confirmed safe CO levels in flue, and tested all ignition components, blower motor, and control board with satisfactory results. Diagnostic testing with multimeter revealed inducer draft motor running over maximum amperage, indicating imminent failure; recommended replacement to prevent future system shutdown. Advised customer to upgrade to MERV 8 filtration and maintain monthly filter replacement schedule for optimal system performance and longevity. Unit remains fully operational at time of service completion.
Completed scheduled heating maintenance on a 4-year-old Trane furnace as part of the Family Rewards Membership program. Performed comprehensive tune-up including thorough inspection of heat exchanger, which showed no rust or cracks. Cleaned flame rod to ensure proper ignition sensing. Verified inducer motor amperage within manufacturer specifications and confirmed hot surface igniter resistance within acceptable range. Measured temperature rise at 44°F, well within normal operating parameters. Tested carbon monoxide levels at flue, recording 16 ppm, which is safely within acceptable limits. Confirmed furnace operating properly with normal heating cycle. All system components functioning as designed with no issues identified or repairs required.
Completed comprehensive maintenance on 11-year-old HVAC system including furnace and AC tune-ups. During furnace inspection, discovered critical heat exchanger crack above and to the right of high limit switch, causing carbon monoxide to leak into living space, rendering unit unsafe for operation. AC system inspection revealed all components functioning within specifications with refrigerant levels reading slightly low but acceptable for winter season. Scheduled same-day estimate for furnace replacement.
Completed comprehensive plumbing maintenance inspection including draining the front hose bib and flushing the 40-gallon A.O. Smith natural gas water heater to remove sediment buildup. Performed thorough inspection of all accessible plumbing fixtures and systems throughout the property. All plumbing components, fixtures, and the water heater were found to be operating properly with no issues identified at the time of service.
Completed annual furnace tune-up on 10-year-old gas heating unit. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of all mechanical and electrical components, blower motor assembly, heat exchanger, and gas valve connections. During inspection, identified moisture infiltration issue originating from fresh air intake pipe, with water intermittently dripping onto gas valve and internal black iron piping. No active pooling or continuous dripping observed at time of service, indicating sporadic occurrence. Documented condition with photographs showing affected areas including ductwork connections and internal furnace components. Unit remains fully operational with proper heating function confirmed. Created detailed estimate for moisture remediation and informed property owner of findings and recommended corrective action to prevent potential component deterioration or safety concerns.
Responded to service call for in-floor radiant heating system with reported low boiler water pressure and concerns about potential system leaks. Upon arrival, confirmed boiler was operating below optimal pressure. Performed comprehensive system inspection including heat exchanger, ignitor, circulation pump, and radiant floor manifold distribution system. Purged air from multiple in-floor heating loops at the manifold and restored system water pressure to 17 psi. Conducted camera inspection of heat exchanger to check for internal leaks or damage. Performed full combustion analysis including gas inlet pressure, manifold pressure, and combustion air verification. Inspected all safety controls including pressure switches, limit switches, flame sensor, and igniter for proper operation. Checked blower motor, inducer motor, and venting system for proper exhaust flow and clearances. Cycled boiler through multiple heating calls on both high and low fire to verify consistent ignition, flame c
Responded to no hot water complaint on residential tanked water heater approximately 5 years old. Upon arrival, diagnosed electrical issue with GFCI outlet supplying power to water heater. Found GFCI breaker tripped at outlet serving the unit. Reset GFCI button to restore power to water heater. Verified proper electrical supply restored and unit operational. Customer concern regarding extended wait time for hot water delivery noted as secondary issue related to distance from water heater to fixtures rather than equipment malfunction.
Completed installation of new single basin laundry tub system in utility room. Installed white fiberglass utility sink with mounting legs, top-mount faucet assembly, washing machine supply valves with shut-off stops, and complete drain assembly with PVC drainage piping. All plumbing connections secured to existing copper supply lines and drainage system, tested for proper operation and verified no leaks.
Completed annual maintenance inspection on a 9-year-old Bryant furnace. Verified ignition and flame safety systems, gas valve operation, burner performance, and draft motor function. Cleaned flame sensor, replaced air filter, and confirmed blower wheel condition. Performed combustion analysis with satisfactory results and verified temperature rise at 41 degrees within manufacturer specifications. Heat exchanger shows age-related temperature stress and surface rust but no cracks or openings detected at this time; recommend annual inspections to monitor for deterioration.
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