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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.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Prior Lake, MN between January 2026 and May 2026.
The most recent job was on May 14, 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 a slow-draining kitchen sink with significant buildup in the drain system. Upon inspection, discovered extensive sidewall buildup throughout the trap arm and right basket strainer, along with a leak at the basket strainer nut caused by a split nylon washer. Disassembled and thoroughly cleaned the trap arm assembly, removing all accumulated debris. Replaced the damaged nylon slip joint washer on the right basket strainer and reassembled the drain system. Tested for proper drainage and verified all connections were leak-free upon completion.
Performed routine AC maintenance and tune-up on outdoor condensing unit. Discovered and removed a mice nest from the unit, inspected all wiring for damage and confirmed integrity of electrical connections. Completed thorough cleaning of components, checked system operation, and documented equipment make, model, and serial number information with photographs.
Conducted on-site assessment for replacement of three existing standard-height toilets with taller, elongated comfort-height models. Inspected all three units and associated plumbing connections, noting original toilets equipped with aged shut-off valves requiring replacement. Documented existing fixture configurations, water supply line conditions, and mounting hardware. Prepared comprehensive estimate for complete toilet replacement including removal and disposal of existing fixtures, installation of three new comfort-height elongated toilets, and replacement of three deteriorated angle stops with new quarter-turn shut-off valves. Photographed current plumbing conditions and fixture connections for estimate documentation purposes.
Completed warranty replacement of S40 thermostat that failed to power on due to control hub malfunction. Diagnosed control hub not sending voltage to thermostat connection and installed new smart hub to restore system functionality. Verified proper voltage output and successful thermostat operation upon completion.
Performed routine maintenance on residential air conditioning system as part of preventative maintenance agreement. Conducted comprehensive inspection of all system components, verified proper operation with no issues identified, and performed condenser coil cleaning by rinsing down the outdoor unit to ensure optimal heat transfer efficiency.
Completed routine plumbing inspection with no issues identified. Inspected water softener system, pressure tank, plumbing connections, and associated piping throughout the mechanical spaces. Explained system operation and maintenance requirements to homeowner.
Responded to water leak at back of toilet tank that persisted despite previous seal replacements. Upon inspection, identified that existing 14-inch elongated toilet was incompatible with the rough-in measurement. Flange measurement confirmed 10-inch rough-in rather than standard 12-inch configuration. Removed old toilet and observed corroded, rusted flange showing signs of long-term water exposure and deterioration. Replaced existing oversized toilet with properly sized 10-inch rough-in elongated toilet to match actual flange positioning and bathroom space constraints. Installed new unit, verified proper seal and mounting, tested flush operation, and confirmed no leakage from tank or base connections.
Completed comprehensive maintenance service on mini-split HVAC system consisting of one Lennox outdoor condensing unit and one Yenang indoor wall-mounted air handler. Performed thorough inspection and maintenance procedures including filter check, thermostat operation verification, temperature differential measurement across the system, condenser coil inspection, and condensate drain line verification. System tested and confirmed to be operating properly in both cooling and heating modes with all components functioning within normal parameters at time of service completion.
Responded to service call for malfunctioning water softener with excessive water accumulation in the tank. Upon inspection, determined the unit was inoperative and beyond economical repair. Assessed the existing water treatment system configuration in the basement utility area, including connections to the water heater and plumbing infrastructure. Provided estimate for complete water softener replacement system, which was approved by the customer with downpayment processed for scheduled installation.
Responded to a toilet leak originating from the wall-side water supply connection. Upon inspection, identified a failed shut-off valve as the source of the leak. Replaced the defective shut-off valve with a new fixture-quality supply valve and verified proper sealing at all connection points. System tested and confirmed leak-free operation with no further water discharge detected.
Performed comprehensive furnace inspection per customer request. Upon examination, identified a worn-out heat exchanger with elevated carbon monoxide levels, creating an unsafe operating condition. Documented findings with photos of internal components and heat exchanger damage. Recommended immediate furnace replacement due to safety concerns and equipment failure.
Performed diagnostic inspection on water softener system after customer reported concerns about functionality following inadvertent button pressing. Visual inspection of water softener, hot water heater, and triple-filter water treatment system revealed no operational issues or malfunctions. Reset controls to proper settings and verified system is functioning according to specifications.
Demonstrated proper installation procedure for replacement RO (reverse osmosis) filter cartridges to customer. Verified filter inventory and provided hands-on training for future maintenance of the residential water filtration system.
Responded to service call for Weil-McLain boiler system with complaint of new pump making loud noise and heating inconsistency. Diagnostic inspection revealed air trapped in system with no available bleeders. Recommended return visit by technician equipped to purge air from system or install appropriate bleeders to resolve noise issue and restore proper heating function.
Responded to a no-heat service call for an aging boiler system with severe leakage. Diagnosed a hole in the original circulator pump causing complete system failure (no heat, no hot water). Successfully replaced the damaged unit with a new Taco 0015e3 ECM high-efficiency circulator pump, restoring full system functionality.
Conducted a comprehensive plumbing inspection at the client's residence. All plumbing systems were found to be in excellent condition. Completed resealing of one toilet to prevent potential leakage and ensure proper functionality.
Responded to customer concern about insufficient hot water from recently installed water heater. Diagnosed issue as temperature setting that had been turned down by unknown person. Measured water temperature at utility sink (100°F) and adjusted thermostat on EcoSystem control unit to proper "Hot" setting (120°F).
Responded to customer report of water pooling in Lennox furnace cabinet (1-year-old unit). Discovered water accumulation in front left corner with no visible active leaks. Performed maintenance by tightening hose clamps on draft motor exhaust collar and securing draft motor bolts. Dried affected area and monitored for continued leakage; customer advised to document if issue recurs.
Performed 8-12 tune-up and cleaning on 30+ year old boiler that was failing to maintain temperature above 60 degrees. Cleaned burners and burner chamber, but discovered severely plugged and deteriorating heat exchanger with dangerous CO readings (over 100 ppm in flue, 2 ppm leakage outside jacket). System operating at sub-70% efficiency with buzzing transformer/relays and leaking gate valve. Recommended immediate boiler replacement due to safety concerns.
Responded to no-heat call for 5-year-old Lennox gas furnace (Model C35-24B-2F-2) which was not operating despite thermostat being set to heat. Diagnosed issue with hot surface ignitor not lighting. Inspected and cleared bugs from condensate lines and drain, then verified proper system operation through cycling test. System now functioning normally with proper ignition sequence and heating capability restored.
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