We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.

Our heating technicians perform routine tune-ups, repairs, and replacements, including conversions. That expertise extends beyond standard equipment setups to radiant heating, dual-fuel heat pumps, and solar power integration.
Count On Us for Heating Services
- Heating Repair: Our team carries out repairs that last throughout the winter ahead and beyond. That can include correcting combustion issues, rebuilding blowers, and calibrating thermostats.
- Heating Installation: Our installers can assist you in choosing a system that keeps your home warm while minimizing your energy usage. We can also help you explore ancillary equipment, including smart thermostats and energy recovery ventilators.
- Heating Maintenance: Join Hurlburt Family Rewards to help lower your heating costs and avoid heating malfunctions. You’ll also enjoy peace of mind knowing that your system is venting all toxic gases outside your home.
Richfield homeowners can always count on us for cooling tune-ups, repairs, and installations. Mini-splits are available for homes without ducts, home additions, and other difficult-to-reach areas. Our technicians also specialize in all manner of central systems, including heat pumps.
Count On Our Top-Tier Cooling Services
- Cooling Repair: Even small cooling malfunctions can cause your home’s electrical consumption to rise dramatically. Warning signs include uneven cooling, irregular cycling, musty odors, and loud noises.
- Cooling Installation: Many area homeowners opt for central ACs that distribute consistent cooling throughout a home. Save even more with a zone control system or by opting for a mini-split as a standalone solution or an add-on.
- Cooling Maintenance: Maintain a valid warranty, lower your cooling costs, and avoid unexpected malfunctions with seasonal maintenance. As a Hurlburt Family Rewards Program member, you will get that service at a discount and enjoy many other benefits.
- Indoor air quality
Our plumbers perform repairs, fixture installations, annual plumbing checkups, and more. We even winterize homes that will be unoccupied throughout the winter. Whatever your plumbing needs, our friendly team is always just a call away.
Homeowners should schedule routine electrical inspections. That way, you can identify electrical system deterioration early and correct problems before they become expensive to repair. Or perhaps you’ve noticed something amiss, like flickering lights or an outlet that won’t work. From repairs to upgrading your electrical system to meet your current needs, our electricians do it all.
Trust Us for Top-Notch Electrical Services:
- Electrical Repair: Unattended electrical repair issues can present dangerous hazards and result in higher electricity usage. Even something as simple as a circuit breaker that trips often can indicate a serious problem. Other signs not to ignore include dead or warm outlets and flickering or dimming lights.
- Electrical Installation: If you have an older electrical panel, upgrading it is an important step in modernizing your home. A panel upgrade also provides an excellent opportunity to add lighting and outlets. You’ll also enjoy whole-home surge protection that prevents damage from lightning and other spikes. Ask us about other electrical installation services!
Richfield is a wonderful place to live, but homeowners on all sides of Wood Lake face certain challenges. That includes keeping their heating costs during the cold weather months as low as possible. Programmable and smart thermostats are often the cheapest and quickest way to
make a noticeable difference. When it’s time to upgrade your furnace in Richfield, we recommend considering high-efficiency models. Our customers can lower their gas consumption even further through hybrid heating setups and solar power integration.
Another challenge homeowners face from Centennial Lakes Park to Legion Lake is wintertime power outages. The best way to protect yourself is with a whole-home generator. We offer small standby generators that provide essential coverage. That’ll keep your heat and lights on and prevent your food from spoiling. Homeowners who want more options can invest in a larger generator that gives them managed whole-house coverage.
Most homeowners in the region don’t need water softeners. That’s thanks to the City of Richfield operating a lime softening treatment plan. Still, many of our customers have water quality concerns and even resort to drinking primarily bottled water. If that sounds like your household, we recommend solutions like RO systems and water purification systems. Our team installs both point-of-use and point-of-entry systems that will give you peace of mind.
Hurlburt is proud to serve Richfield homeowners. Whether you need a technician, electrician, or plumber, you can count on year-round availability. Our company is an Energy Efficiency Trade Ally Excellence Award winner. We also back all our work with a one-year, 100% labor and parts guarantee. That customer-centric approach has earned us more than 6,000 five-star reviews online.
If you need a plumber, an electrician, or an HVAC company in Richfield, we’re here for you. Call Hurlburt at your convenience, or contact us online
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Richfield, MN between March 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 15, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 29 jobs in Richfield, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2025.
Evaluated the property for the requested garbage disposal installation and determined the disposal was not needed. Inspected the main shutoff, water heater connections, and supply piping, and documented the existing copper and galvanized lines, including an undersized 1/2" main and galvanized bathroom supply lines, as recommended candidates for a full water line repipe.
Performed leak search on Mitsubishi Electric mini-split system using UV detection method. Located refrigerant leak at bedroom indoor head unit connections on both high and low side fittings. Replaced defective fittings, evacuated system with vacuum pump, performed nitrogen pressure test to verify integrity, and recharged system to manufacturer specifications. Confirmed all components functioning properly and inspected remaining connections throughout system with no additional leaks detected.
Completed annual furnace maintenance and tune-up on a 3-year-old Lennox heating system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all internal components including gas valve assembly, electrical connections, heat exchanger, and safety controls. Verified proper operation of burner assembly, ignition system, and flame sensor. Inspected all wire harnesses and connections for secure attachment and proper routing. System tested and confirmed operational with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Performed annual maintenance inspection on 24-year-old Bryant furnace. Verified ignition system, flame safety controls, gas valve operation, and electrical amp draws within specifications. Replaced air filter, inspected control board, blower wheel, and motor assembly. Combustion analysis and temperature rise readings confirmed within acceptable range. Critical safety issue identified: heat exchanger crack detected at first dimple on left side near high limit switch, confirmed through tactile inspection. Discussed replacement options with homeowner due to safety hazard. Performed immediate safety shutdown of unit to prevent carbon monoxide exposure and scheduled follow-up consultation for system replacement.
Completed comprehensive furnace safety inspection and certification for residential heating unit. Performed thorough examination of furnace components, controls, ventilation system, and ductwork connections to verify safe operation and code compliance. Issued certification letter and documentation per customer specifications, with all required forms submitted.
Completed full replacement of 50-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater in attic crawl space, removing existing unit and installing new like-for-like equipment. Connected copper supply lines to tank with proper pressure relief valve assembly and installed gas control valve with pilot safety system. Established all water connections, verified proper venting through existing PVC flue system, and tested gas line connections for leaks. Performed system startup, ignited pilot light, adjusted temperature controls, and confirmed proper operation of all safety mechanisms. Identified main water valve requiring replacement and provided proposal for future service. All work completed per specifications with system fully operational and tested.
Performed complete replacement of 10+ year old natural gas 50-gallon A.O. Smith water heater. Initial testing confirmed unit had exceeded its serviceable lifespan and required replacement. Removed existing water heater, installed new A.O. Smith 50-gallon natural gas unit with proper venting through existing ductwork, connected copper supply lines, and verified all safety controls and temperature settings. Unit tested and operational upon completion.
Responded to warranty callback for recently installed Mitsubishi heat pump system not cooling. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was not reaching setpoint with thermostat displaying 75°F while set to 62°F. Diagnosed system as low on refrigerant charge. Performed leak search to identify source of refrigerant loss, recharged system to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper cooling operation before departure.
Completed annual heating maintenance on one furnace system including full tune-up and inspection. Found and replaced dirty air filter during service. Advised homeowner to check and change filter monthly going forward to maintain optimal system performance and efficiency.
Completed annual cooling maintenance tune-up on residential AC system as part of membership agreement. During inspection, identified fluctuating refrigerant pressures and measured 14-degree temperature split across the evaporator coil, which falls below the optimal 15-20 degree range for efficient cooling operation. Documented findings with diagnostic photos of attic-mounted air handler unit and multimeter readings; advised customer of performance concerns and recommended follow-up with original installing contractor to address refrigerant charge and system efficiency issues.
Responded to a slow-draining bathtub complaint and performed diagnostic inspection of the drainage system. Cabled the tub drain and successfully extracted a large hair blockage that was obstructing water flow. During inspection, identified corrosion present on the shared drain assembly serving both the lavatory sink and bathtub, noting this component will require replacement in the future. Tested the drain system following cable work and confirmed proper drainage operation with no leaks detected.
Responded to a no-cooling complaint on a 26-year-old Goodman air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found the outdoor unit operational but compressor drawing near maximum amperage, resulting in excessive high-side pressure and temperature that prevented adequate cooling capacity. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including electrical component testing, airflow verification, and heat exchange inspection. Confirmed contactor operation within specifications, capacitor testing normal, condenser coil relatively clean with acceptable airflow, indoor air filter clean, evaporator coil free of restrictions, and blower motor set to proper cooling speed. High-side pressure and temperature readings confirmed compressor inefficiency as primary failure point. All safety controls functioning properly with no immediate hazards identified. Documented findings with photographic evidence of indoor furnace/air handler installation and outdoor condensing unit condition. Reviewed repair versus repl
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up on 8-year-old system per maintenance agreement. Cleaned outdoor condenser coil and verified all components are operating within manufacturer specifications. Refrigerant charge is correct with proper temperature split across evaporator coil. Blower fan speeds are properly configured for system tonnage and air filter is clean. Identified airflow deficiencies throughout residence likely attributed to aging and potentially leaking ductwork, though system remains fully operational. All electrical components, contactors, and capacitor tested and functioning properly following recent capacitor replacement.
Replaced evaporator coil on commercial AC unit and installed rubber brace under blower motor assembly to reduce vibration noise. Recharged refrigerant lost during pump down, installed new 16x25x1 furnace filter, and cleaned condenser coil. System tested and verified operating at optimal parameters with 10 degrees subcooling and 20 degree temperature split across evaporator coil.
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial split system. Upon inspection, found severely restricted airflow due to heavily soiled evaporator and condenser coils with significant dust and debris accumulation. Measured system pressures and found readings below normal operating range, indicating potential refrigerant charge issue that cannot be fully diagnosed until coils are properly cleaned. Evaporator coil cleaning will require invasive procedure including system pump down, cutting coil free from line set, thorough cleaning, re-brazing connections, and refrigerant charge verification. Given the age and overall condition of the equipment, combined with extent of required repairs, recommended full system replacement as most cost-effective long-term solution. Provided quote for step-one repairs including condenser coil cleaning, evaporator coil removal and cleaning with brazing, refrigerant charge check, and furnace filter replacement.
Completed annual A/C maintenance on one R22 condensing unit with ambient temperature at 53 degrees. Performed comprehensive system inspection including thermostat operation, temperature differential measurement, condenser coil condition, motor operation, capacitor testing, compressor performance, refrigerant charge verification, and condensate drain functionality. Installed homeowner-provided 20x25x4 air filter. All components tested within normal operating parameters and system is functioning properly at time of service completion.
Performed comprehensive A/C maintenance on one Daikin condensing unit and GMS960603BNAB furnace system. Conducted thorough inspection of all major components including air filter, thermostat operation, temperature drop across evaporator coil, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower and condenser motors, run and start capacitors, compressor operation, refrigerant charge levels, and condensate drain system. Verified electrical connections and measured amperage draw using calibrated testing equipment. All components inspected and found to be functioning within normal operating parameters at time of service with ambient temperature at 50 degrees.
Completed shower trim kit replacement on existing bathtub/shower valve assembly. Removed old broken faucet handle and faceplate. Installed new chrome-finished single-lever handle with circular escutcheon plate and matching trim components. Verified proper operation of diverter mechanism and tested for leaks. All fixtures secured to white subway tile wall with proper sealing. System functioning correctly upon completion.
Responded to service call for clogged wash bay drainage system. Inspection revealed significant debris accumulation in the floor drainage grates, causing water backup across the concrete floor. Manually cleaned out all obstructed drainage channels, removing built-up sediment and debris to restore proper water flow and drainage functionality.
Conducted phone follow-up regarding toilet leak issue. Determined the probable cause is a faulty wax ring that requires replacement. Coordinated with customer to schedule toilet removal after flooring contractors complete their work next week.
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