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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.
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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Prior Lake, MN between May 2026 and June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 18, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 138 jobs in Prior Lake, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2024.
Responded to service call for leaking hose bibs and requested inspection of outdoor spigots and kitchen sink plumbing. Upon diagnostic evaluation, determined that the backyard hose spigot had dry rotted seals preventing proper sealing, while the front yard spigot was functioning correctly. Additionally, identified that the gate valve serving as the shut-off valve in the basement was leaking and required replacement. Removed and replaced both spigot shut-off gate valves with new ball valves to provide improved reliability and easier operation. Removed the failed backyard hose spigot and installed a new non-frost-free spigot with fresh seals. Restored water supply to the system and conducted thorough leak testing of all new installations and connections. All components were operating properly with no leaks detected at completion.
Replaced defective E30 control board under warranty on Lennox HVAC system. Inspected and verified all wiring connections at the A2L sensor board and furnace board, ensuring proper terminations and organized wire routing. Cycled the system through complete heating operation to confirm proper functionality of the new control board and verified all safety controls were operating within normal parameters.
Responded to no cooling complaint on recently installed system. Performed comprehensive diagnostic including furnace board settings verification, heat pump inspection, and thermostat functionality check. Ran system in test cooling mode and identified suboptimal blower profile configuration. Adjusted cooling blower profile from default setting to A14 fan speed to improve airflow and system performance. Cycled system multiple times, verified proper refrigerant charge and operation. System now operating within normal parameters with improved temperature control capability.
Completed furnace replacement with installation of EL297V 97% AFUE, 2-stage, variable speed upflow furnace rated at 70K BTU and Honeywell T6 digital programmable thermostat. Performed electrical upgrades including proper grounding means to furnace switch box, added strap to EMT conduit, and verified all wire connections were torqued to manufacturer specifications. Successfully completed VuSpex inspection ELE2605-02577 and documented installation with photographs of mechanical space and electrical panel.
Investigated temperature imbalance issue with basement overcooling compared to upper levels. Inspected ductwork configuration, dampers, and registers throughout the residence and tested seasonal dampers. Determined that the duct system is configured in an east/west layout rather than floor-by-floor distribution, making traditional zoning system installation unfeasible without major ductwork reconfiguration. Identified that thermostat programming set to 65°F during evening hours was causing basement to drop into the high 50s/low 60s by morning, creating difficulty maintaining balanced temperatures between levels even with continuous furnace fan operation. Recommended adjusting thermostat setpoint to 70°F overnight as initial solution to improve temperature balance before considering more extensive modifications.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and inspection on Lennox furnace and air conditioning system. System operational upon completion, however inspection revealed capacitor showing signs of wear with 45/5 MFD rating requiring replacement recommendation for optimal performance and reliability. Documentation and photos captured for client records per service agreement requirements.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on newly installed A/C system that operated normally for 2-3 hours post-installation before failure. Confirmed thermostat calling for cooling, inspected and verified all low voltage and control wiring connections at indoor and outdoor units were properly terminated and secure. Inspected both control boards and confirmed all electrical connections intact. Control boards displaying fault codes A07 and A04 with flashing indicator lights on unit. Due to late hour, advised customer that extended diagnostic time is required to properly troubleshoot fault codes and identify root cause of system failure. Scheduled return visit to complete diagnostics and resolve cooling issue.
Responded to no cooling complaint and installed new Lennox S40 thermostat with WiFi connectivity and mobile app setup. After thermostat replacement, system continued entering wait mode, so replaced defective contactor which allowed unit to operate for 30+ minutes before cycling back into wait mode. Verified all zone dampers in open position and attempted to integrate two remote sensors, but persistent wait mode issue requires additional diagnostic troubleshooting scheduled for follow-up visit.
Responded to no cooling call on Lennox system with iComfort thermostat displaying "Starting Soon" error message. Previous service provider was unable to diagnose the issue, and power company had already ruled out electrical metering interference. Upon inspection, determined the iComfort thermostat had failed and was preventing the system from operating. Replaced the defective thermostat with new unit, restored proper communication between thermostat and HVAC equipment, and verified system returned to normal cooling operation.
Responded to intermittent backup issue on master bathroom toilet. Performed diagnostic testing by flushing toilet multiple times with toilet paper; unable to replicate backup condition during visit. Traced drainage line and identified configuration with at least two 90-degree bends in approximately 30-foot run of PVC piping before connecting to secondary bathroom line. Based on diagnostic findings and homeowner report that toilet flushes normally after sitting overnight, determined probable cause as debris accumulation before the flange. Recommended double-flushing protocol to assist with clearing potential obstructions and provided quote for toilet pull and reset to inspect piping and flange area. Homeowner declined to proceed with further work at this time.
Responded to service call for two leaking valves at the property. Upon inspection, identified a malfunctioning exterior hose bib and its associated shut-off valve, along with a leaking valve in the laundry room with a broken handle. The exterior hose shut-off valve was non-functional and required complete replacement. Successfully removed and replaced the defective exterior hose bib and shut-off valve assembly. Replaced the faulty laundry room valve and installed a new valve handle. All connections were tested for proper operation and verified leak-free. Photographic documentation captured the exterior hose bib installation area and the laundry room plumbing fixtures with new chrome shut-off valves featuring blue handles mounted to the PVC supply line. System restored to full functionality with no water shut-off required during repairs.
Responded to callback for loose kitchen faucet that was previously installed under warranty. Upon arrival, found faucet mounting hardware had loosened, causing movement at the counter surface and minor water pooling around the base. Tightened all mounting nuts and hardware beneath the sink to secure the faucet assembly properly to the countertop, restoring stability and eliminating movement.
Responded to complaint of master bathroom toilet plugging frequently. Inspected toilet and drain line. Toilet is approximately six months old; customer reported previous toilet experienced same issue. Due to recurring nature of problem with multiple fixtures, recommended drain technician perform camera inspection of branch line to identify potential blockage or drainage issue in main line.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 17-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found indoor evaporator coil frozen and system operating with low refrigerant charge. Diagnostic testing confirmed refrigerant leak and system utilizing obsolete R22 refrigerant. Due to age of equipment, obsolete refrigerant type, and cost of repairs versus replacement, recommended full system replacement. Customer scheduled same-day estimate for new air conditioning installation.
Responded to no water condition in residence supplied by well system. Found electronically controlled KZ valve stuck in closed position and unable to reopen through normal operation. Removed electronic motor assembly from valve, converting unit to manual operation via ball valve handle. Restored water supply to home and pressurized plumbing system. Performed comprehensive testing of all plumbing fixtures throughout residence to verify proper water flow and pressure. Conducted thorough inspection for potential leaks that may have activated flood detection sensors, which appeared to be integrated with the electronic valve control system. All fixtures operating normally upon completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was not cooling adequately despite homeowner replacing air filter. Performed diagnostic evaluation and identified failed capacitor as root cause of cooling failure. Replaced defective capacitor with new component. Conducted comprehensive system check of all HVAC components including blower motor, control board, electrical connections, and refrigerant charge. Verified all components operating within manufacturer specifications and refrigerant levels appropriate. Tested system operation and confirmed air conditioning restored to full functionality with proper cooling performance. Recommended enrollment in regular preventative maintenance program to minimize future equipment failures and extend system lifespan.
Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed capacitor as cause of system failure. Replaced defective capacitor and verified all other components operating within manufacturer specifications. Confirmed refrigerant charge at proper levels and system returned to full operational status. Outdoor coil cleaning scheduled for maintenance.
Responded to water leak behind washing machine. Upon inspection, determined leak was not from plumbing connected to the appliance but originated from the water softener tank at the head assembly. Advised customer that appliance repair is outside scope of services. Recommended scheduling follow-up appointment with water treatment specialist to address softener tank failure.
Responded to water leak under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified multiple leak sources including deteriorated P-trap connections, failing sink basket assembly, and compromised nylon sealing rings. Disassembled drain assembly and cleaned all connection points. Replaced worn nylon compression rings at P-trap joints, installed new sink basket with proper plumber's putty seal, and replaced defective water supply stop valve in yard to address secondary leak concern. Tested all connections under pressure to verify leak-free operation. System restored to full functionality.
Performed preventative maintenance inspection on recently installed air conditioning system under rewards membership agreement. Verified system cooling performance with satisfactory temperature splits across the evaporator coil. Replaced air filter to maintain optimal airflow and system efficiency. Measured electrical amp draws on all components, confirming operation within manufacturer specifications. Tested capacitor values, verifying performance within acceptable range. Cleaned condenser unit exterior, removing accumulated cottonwood debris to restore proper airflow and heat transfer efficiency. All electrical and mechanical components found operating properly with no deficiencies noted. System confirmed running efficiently upon completion of maintenance procedures.
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