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When you have a broken pipe or no hot water, you want a plumber at your doorstep fast. At Hurlburt, our 24/7 emergency service means we’ll be knocking in a matter of hours to help stop the flooding and start fixing the problem.
From leaky faucets to adding bathrooms, we do it all, and we do it right. Our team has more than 65 years of experience working on all types of plumbing problems.
Most homes in Prior Lake are more than 25 years old, which isn’t old for a house but can be pretty old for wiring. If your home has original wiring and a low-amp panel box, it might be time for some major upgrades. No matter what electrical service you need, our team is quick, courteous, and honest.
When you want 5-star service for your indoor air quality, HVAC system or when you are looking for an electrician or plumber in Prior Lake, you want Hurlburt. We have the experience and more than 2,500 reviews about our high-quality and affordable service.
Responded to service call for non-operational garbage disposal. Upon arrival, found unit completely packed with food debris preventing operation. Successfully cleared all food waste and debris from disposal, restoring unit to proper working condition.
Performed comprehensive leak search on air conditioning system using UV detection methods. Located multiple refrigerant leaks at evaporator coil joints and suspected leakage at metering device. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and confirmed no leaks present at that location. Presented evaporator coil replacement recommendation and provided written estimate to homeowner. Coordinated comfort advisor appointment for same day to discuss evaporator coil replacement options and evaluate full system replacement alternatives.
Responded to water softener malfunction with unit constantly running and tank filled with water. Diagnosed failed control head causing continuous operation and improper regeneration cycle. Confirmed leak was intermittent and water supply could remain on during assessment. Scheduled replacement consultation for new control head assembly to restore proper water softening function.
Responded to water leak emergency behind shower wall with moisture intrusion extending to adjacent room. Upon inspection, identified active water leak within wall cavity causing widespread moisture damage and mold growth around electrical outlet in neighboring space. Documented extensive moisture presence throughout affected areas and visible mold contamination requiring immediate attention. Assessed leak source location behind shower enclosure and confirmed water migration pattern through shared wall structure. Recommended immediate water source isolation, professional mold remediation, and electrical system inspection due to moisture exposure at outlet location.
Completed annual AC tune-up on 4-year-old Lennox system. Unit inspected and found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified. All components functioning properly at time of service.
Responded to service call for kitchen sink backing up and not draining properly. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection and identified blockage caused by accumulation of food debris, soap scum, and sludge restricting the drain line. Utilized flex shaft cable machine to clear the obstruction, running the cable through the full length of the drain line while flushing with hot water to break up buildup. Located and cleared the blockage at approximately 15 feet into the line, successfully restoring proper drainage flow. Reassembled all drain components and conducted thorough testing by filling and dumping both sink bays to verify complete clearance. Confirmed all drainage functioning properly with no leaks detected at any connections. System restored to full working order.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on 20+ year old R22 system with indoor temperature at 85°F. Found tripped breaker and failed capacitor upon arrival. Reset breaker and replaced failed capacitor, which had been damaged by a failing compressor. During system testing, identified compressor operating with excessive noise and reduced efficiency, indicating imminent failure. Compressor condition was the root cause of both the capacitor failure and circuit breaker trip. Restored cooling operation temporarily, but advised customer this is a temporary repair with no guarantee due to the compressor's deteriorated condition and the system's use of obsolete R22 refrigerant. Scheduled system replacement estimate.
Completed annual cooling maintenance tune-up on a seven-year-old Payne air conditioning system as part of preventative maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including efficiency, reliability, and safety checks on outdoor condenser unit and indoor components. Verified air filter condition was clean, confirmed refrigerant charge levels were within manufacturer specifications, and tested all electrical components for proper operation. All systems found to be functioning correctly with no deficiencies identified or repairs required at time of service.
Responded to service call for malfunctioning hot water recirculation system on tanked gas water heater. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed Grundfos recirculation pump that was no longer operating properly. Removed existing pump assembly from copper piping and installed new Grundfos recirculation pump with proper mounting straps and connections. Verified all plumbing connections were secure, tested pump operation, and confirmed proper hot water circulation throughout the system.
Responded to a bathroom sink faucet repair where the homeowner had attempted a DIY faucet replacement that resulted in leaking connections and missing gaskets. Replaced shut-off valves, supply lines, and drain assembly components. Installed new braided flexible supply hoses and proper gaskets to all connections. Verified all plumbing connections were secure and leak-free, restoring full functionality to the sink fixture.
Responded to no cooling complaint on system installed two years prior. Diagnosed failed blower motor preventing air circulation through the system. Replaced defective blower motor under warranty to restore proper airflow and cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox air conditioning system under warranty. Upon inspection, found condenser coil heavily soiled with debris restricting airflow. Performed thorough cleaning of condenser coil to restore proper heat transfer and system operation. Unit tested and confirmed cooling restored to normal parameters.
Responded to reported leak at top of 2011 Marathon water heater unit. Upon inspection, determined the leak was originating from the hot water circulating pump mounted above the water heater, not from the tank itself. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing the pump installation, copper piping connections, and overall water heater setup. Circulating pump requires replacement to resolve the active leak. Customer will be scheduled for follow-up appointment to complete pump replacement and restore proper operation of the recirculation system.
Responded to warranty follow-up for system low on refrigerant. Customer approved addition of R-410A refrigerant and UV leak detection dye, understanding that refrigerant and dye materials are not covered under parts warranty. Added refrigerant to proper charge levels and injected UV dye into system for future leak detection and diagnosis.
Responded to a no cooling call on a 7-year-old residential air conditioning system. Diagnosed a failed capacitor as the cause of the unit's inability to operate. Replaced the defective capacitor, restoring full cooling functionality to the system.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 9-year-old residential air conditioning system unable to maintain setpoint of 73°F, holding at 78°F. Upon arrival, found A/C unit running continuously but providing insufficient cooling to the residence. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system operation and measured temperature differentials across the evaporator coil using digital thermometer. Inspection revealed evaporator coil exhibiting ice formation, indicating low refrigerant charge. Confirmed system was operating with inadequate refrigerant levels, causing reduced cooling capacity and coil freeze-up. Low charge condition was preventing proper heat absorption and causing compressor to run continuously without achieving desired indoor temperature. Advised homeowner to power down system for 24 hours to allow complete defrost of evaporator coil before proceeding with refrigerant service. Shut down unit to prevent potential compressor damage from continued operation in frozen condition. Scheduled
Responded to first call on newly installed IAQ system experiencing loud humming noise that was disruptive during business hours. Upon inspection, confirmed unit was operating properly with all functions working as designed. Adjusted fan speed settings to lower level to reduce operational noise while maintaining proper air circulation and system performance.
Responded to a toilet fill valve leak following homeowner's DIY replacement attempt. Upon diagnostic inspection, identified two missing components: the refill tube connecting the fill valve to the flush valve and the water supply line gasket. Located the original supply line gasket on-site and inspected for wear and damage; gasket condition was acceptable for reinstallation. Installed the gasket to the water supply connection and attached the refill tube from the fill valve to the overflow tube on the flush valve. Tested system operation to verify proper fill cycle, water level, and leak-free connections at all points. Noted aging flapper valve showing signs of deterioration and recommended replacement; homeowner elected to complete flapper replacement independently. System restored to proper working order with no active leaks detected.
Responded to basement toilet leaking issue where homeowner attempted DIY repair of flapper and refill valve assembly without success. Upon arrival, found toilet components improperly installed with persistent leak from tank. Performed complete rebuild of toilet mechanism, including proper installation and adjustment of fill valve, flush valve assembly, and flapper system. Reconnected refill tube to overflow pipe, verified all compression fittings and supply line connections were secure, and tested system for proper operation and water seal integrity.
Responded to water leak near the main water meter and shut-off valve assembly. Upon inspection, identified multiple leak sources including a failed compression seal at a pipe coupling connection and a pinhole leak in a secondary fitting body. The main water shut-off valve exhibited significant cracking and corrosion, rendering it unsafe for continued operation. Replaced the compromised main shut-off valve with new assembly to restore proper water control and prevent future failures. Repaired leaking compression fittings and addressed pinhole leak in the piping near the water meter and softener connection point. All copper piping, brass fittings, and valve components showed extensive oxidation and corrosion consistent with age and moisture exposure. Tested all connections for proper seal integrity and verified full system functionality upon completion.
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