We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.
Whether you live north on Akron Ave or south by UMore Park, you know how fiercely cold the winter can be. We’ll help you stay warm through expert HVAC installations, maintenance, and repairs. That expertise extends to furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and many other technologies.
Let Us Help You Stay Warm!
- Heating Repair: If you’ve experienced a heating malfunction, you want the system fixed the right way the first time around. That’s what our technicians deliver through expert workmanship and premium parts and materials.
- Heating Installation: Our technicians install all types of heating solutions, including more advanced solutions like radiant heating, solar-power-assisted heating, and dual-fuel heat pumps.
- Heating Maintenance: The Hurlburt Family Rewards Program provides the seasonal heating maintenance your system needs at a discount. Avoid unexpected heating failures this winter, and know your family is safe from toxic gases and other issues.
Seasonal changes have made expert home cooling services more a necessity than the luxury it once was. Our team helps customers choose practical solutions and maintain them for maximum energy efficiency.
Here Are Some of the Things We Can Do:
- Cooling Repair: Cooling systems often give you signs of a problem long before there’s an outright failure. These may include rising electricity usage, uneven cooling, short cycling, and musty odors.
- Cooling Installation: There is a wide range of ducted and ductless cooling technologies that we can customize for your home. Many customers enjoy home-wide central systems, while others prefer the inherently zoned approach of a mini-split.
- Cooling Maintenance: As a Hurlburt Family Rewards Program member, you’ll get a cooling tune-up each spring before the warm weather arrives. It will help you avoid unexpected repairs and dramatically lower your system’s energy consumption.
You need an expert who understands the local plumbing difficulties you face, and that’s what we deliver. Our team has extensive experience helping area homeowners overcome hard water and other water quality challenges. That includes implementing water purification systems that eliminate your reliance on bottled water.
All area homeowners should schedule routine electrical inspections. It’s an opportunity to catch deterioration early on and correct it before it becomes a hazard and an expensive repair. You can also explore the current electrical code and where you may want to upgrade.
Our Electrical Services Include:
- Electrical Repair: Electrical problems like flickering lights and warm outlets may indicate serious electrical hazards. Our team can also help you improve energy efficiency and diagnose why circuit breakers frequently trip.
- Electrical Installation: Upgrading your electrical panel can provide the amp coverage your home needs while letting you add lights, outlets, and other devices. Even if your home is newer, you may need surge protection that can protect your home against lightning and internal spikes.
The motto in Rosemount is the “Spirit of Pride and Progress.” One way we embrace it is by helping customers achieve more efficient home heating. That can be as simple as recommending a smart thermostat, which can lower heating costs by around 8%. Our team helps homeowners upgrade to condensing furnaces and boilers, which can reduce gas consumption by as much as 10%. We also help clients augment their heating systems with solar power and transition to hybrid configurations that feature heat pumps.
In addition, our team helps households protect against hard water. Most people in Rosemount get their water from the Jordan Aquifer, and the average hardness is 17 grains per gallon. A water softener can pay for itself by saving you hundreds annually. It can lower water heater operating costs. Water softening will also protect your pipes, fixtures, and other appliances.
We assist homeowners from Erickson Park to Spring Lake with all things electrical, too. Many customers are making their homes smarter with home automation features. Those with older homes should explore upgrading their electrical panels and replacing their wiring. Standby generators are a popular upgrade as well. Harsh winter weather can result in extended power outages, and a generator protects you by powering heating, lights, refrigerators, and freezers.
Hurlburt is a home services provider that has been in business for over 65 years. We embrace small-town culture but have the tools and experience to get the job done. Our company is a Lennox Centurion Award winner, but our team installs and services all brands and models.
We offer year-round availability and an around-the-clock live answering service. We also back all our work with a 12-month, 100% parts and workmanship warranty. That approach has earned us over 6,000 five-star reviews online and an A+ Better Business Bureau rating.
Do you need an electrician, a plumber, or an HVAC company in Rosemount? Call Hurlburt at your earliest convenience.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Rosemount, MN between June 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 16, 2026.
Responded to service call for malfunctioning thermostat experiencing erratic behavior and display glitching. Upon arrival, diagnosed faulty Amana digital thermostat that was previously installed and determined unit was covered under warranty. Removed defective thermostat from wall mount and installed replacement unit. Verified new thermostat powered on correctly, display functioning properly, and system communication established. Tested cooling cycle operation and confirmed accurate temperature readings and proper system response to setpoint adjustments.
Completed preventive maintenance on one boiler system as part of heating season agreement service. Performed comprehensive inspection of all critical components including burners, flame sensor, igniter, motors, water level, expansion tank, and heat exchanger. Visual inspection revealed significant corrosion and oxidation on heat exchanger tubes, with rust discoloration and surface deterioration noted throughout multiple sections. All components tested and found operational within normal parameters. System is currently functioning properly despite age-related surface corrosion on heat exchanger components.
Responded to a bathtub spray hose control mechanism stuck in the off position. Upon inspection, diagnosed a seized diverter on the deck-mounted tub faucet assembly. Attempted to access the diverter mechanism but determined there was no access panel or opening underneath the deck for repair. Due to the permanent installation and lack of access, advised that the tile grout lines surrounding the faucet would need to be cut to remove and replace the entire faucet assembly. Presented repair proposal to replace the deck-mounted tub faucet, which was accepted, with the understanding that a contractor would need to perform the tile work to provide necessary access for faucet replacement.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection of residential water heater and plumbing system. Inspected AO Smith water heater including all connections, safety labels, and operational components. Examined plumbing test assembly featuring PVC and copper piping, valves, float mechanisms, drainage basin, and associated electrical controls mounted on wooden framework. Verified proper operation of all plumbing fixtures, connections, and safety devices throughout the system. Documented equipment condition with photographs for service records.
Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance inspection on an 11-year-old Lennox furnace system. Cleaned and tested igniter, verified flame sensor operation, inspected blower capacitor and control board with all components functioning properly. Blower wheel found clean, burners in good condition, gas valve operating correctly with temperature rise within specification at 50°. Heat exchanger passed visual inspection with no signs of cracking or deterioration. Combustion analysis performed with readings within acceptable parameters. Draft motor showed evidence of previous moisture leakage; however, no active leak detected during current inspection. Recommended monitoring draft motor for potential future replacement if moisture leakage resumes. All system components tested and confirmed operational for continued safe heating operation.
Responded to complaint of dripping tub spout and slow shower drain. Upon inspection, found faulty diverter causing improper seal at shower spout and affecting drainage performance. Removed and replaced defective diverter assembly with new unit. Tested system to verify proper water flow, complete diversion to shower head, and elimination of drip at tub spout. Drainage issue resolved with diverter replacement.
Responded to no cooling call on 13-year-old Carrier central air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered the contactor had physically failed at the bottom terminal, causing the wire to detach and create a short circuit that burned the electrical whip. Assessed the damaged whip and determined insufficient wire length remained for proper repair, requiring complete whip replacement along with contactor replacement. Performed compressor winding resistance testing across all terminals to evaluate potential compressor damage from the electrical short. Found resistance readings were approximately equal across all windings, indicating probable compressor damage has occurred. Documented findings with photos of furnace installation and internal mechanical compartment showing electrical connections and components. Reviewed all repair and replacement options with homeowner and coordinated scheduling with service advisor for system evaluation and recommendations.
Responded to a non-flushing toilet in the basement. Upon diagnostic evaluation, determined that the toilet drained slowly with no contribution from other fixtures, indicating the blockage was isolated to the toilet drain or within the toilet trap itself. Augured the toilet to clear the obstruction and restore proper drainage flow. Following clearance of the blockage, performed multiple test flushes with toilet paper to verify complete removal of the stoppage and confirm the drain was functioning properly with adequate flow rate.
Responded to service call for reported bathroom exhaust fan ductwork leaking in attic space during home remodeling. Upon inspection of the attic area with rafters at 9 feet high and pipes approximately 10 feet from floor, determined that the issue was not HVAC-related ductwork but rather plumbing drainage system. Identified multiple 2" and 3" PVC couplings and fittings installed by homeowner that were causing slow water leaks in the vertical drain/vent piping system. Documented conditions with photographs showing PVC pipe assembly with couplings, T-joints, and purple pipe hangers secured to wooden framing in exposed construction area. Informed office that plumbing specialist would be required to address the leaking PVC connections, but no plumbers were available for immediate dispatch through the weekend.
Returned to complete comprehensive leak search on 8-year-old Lennox AC system following dye insertion during previous visit. Performed thorough inspection of condenser coil, evaporator coil, all braze joints, service valves, filter drier connections, and TXV connections using UV light detection method with no evidence of active refrigerant leak found. System operating within normal parameters and cooling as designed; advised customer to monitor performance and contact for service if cooling issues develop, as possible transient Schrader core issue may have self-resolved during previous charging procedure.
Responded to callback for condensate drain leak on recently installed furnace and AC system. Removed and replaced defective PVC elbow joint on condensation discharge line with proper solvent welding. Performed multiple water flow tests to verify leak repair and confirm proper drainage function with no further leakage detected at joint connection.
Responded to water leak at Lennox furnace caused by improperly installed condensate drainage system. Found PVC tee fitting at rear of furnace was not glued during original installation, resulting in active water leakage. Properly cleaned and glued PVC connection at tee fitting, reconnected high voltage power to furnace and air conditioning system, and verified system operation with no further leaks detected.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed capacitor and plugged outdoor coil restricting airflow and reducing cooling efficiency. Replaced defective capacitor, installed hard start kit to improve compressor performance, cleaned outdoor coil with solvent to restore proper heat transfer, and added locking refrigerant caps for theft prevention. System tested and restored to normal cooling operation.
Completed comprehensive AC maintenance on single-zone residential cooling system utilizing R-410A refrigerant with ambient temperature at 61 degrees. Performed full system inspection including air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split analysis, outdoor condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, capacitors, compressor function, refrigerant charge levels, and condensate drain line. Installed customer-provided 20x25x4 air filter. Identified failed dual-run capacitor (35+10 MFD) and defective service cap requiring replacement. Upon approval, replaced capacitor and service cap, tested system operation, and verified all components functioning within normal parameters. System operating efficiently at completion of service.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old Lennox air conditioning system covered under parts and labor warranty. Upon arrival, found unit running with supply air temperature 12 degrees above target setpoint and delivering warm air to occupied space. Diagnostic testing revealed system was significantly low on refrigerant charge. Added 4 pounds 8 ounces of R410A refrigerant to restore proper system operation and injected UV dye into refrigerant circuit to aid in leak detection. System returned to normal cooling operation following recharge. Scheduled follow-up visit in 4 weeks to inspect for potential refrigerant leaks using UV detection method, with instructions to call immediately if cooling issues recur before scheduled return.
Conducted site assessment to provide estimates for replacing two existing outdoor spigots with frost-free hose bibs. Inspected current hose bib locations and accessed crawl space to evaluate existing plumbing connections, pipe routing, and structural conditions. Documented pipe configurations, including PVC supply lines and existing insulation around water lines in the subflooring area. Assessed penetration points through floor joists and evaluated insulation displacement around plumbing components. Photographed existing conditions showing pipe locations, insulation materials, and accessibility for replacement work. Prepared comprehensive estimate for frost-free hose bib installation at both outdoor locations, factoring in materials, labor, and necessary modifications to ensure proper freeze protection.
Responded to service call for non-functioning water softener unit that was over 10 years old. Upon inspection, determined that the existing gray cylindrical softener unit with moisture present on exterior had failed beyond economical repair due to age and condition. Recommended and discussed full system replacement with customer, as repair was not feasible given the unit's age and extent of deterioration.
Completed annual maintenance on 9-year-old air conditioning system. Flushed condensation drain line and replaced air filter. Verified all blower speeds operating within specifications. Rinsed outdoor condenser unit to remove cottonwood debris, restoring proper airflow to coils. Inspected control board, electrical wiring connections, and confirmed refrigerant charge at appropriate levels. All system components tested and operating normally.
Responded to service call for water softener experiencing constant drainage issue that had progressively worsened over several months, resulting in municipal water authority notice regarding potential leak. Upon arrival, confirmed water softener was continuously dripping and draining. Attempted to engage bypass valve to isolate unit, but found valve mechanism stuck and inoperable. Documented equipment condition with photos and recommended sending service advisor to assess repair options and provide customer with detailed estimate for necessary repairs or potential unit replacement.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Bryant heat pump system. Upon diagnosis, identified failed capacitor and contactor preventing unit operation. Replaced both defective components and restored system to proper cooling function.
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