We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.
Replacing or fixing a defective or aging heating unit can help keep your home warm throughout the extremely cold winter season. We’re here to make sure your heating system works the way it should, keeping every room in your home warm, comfortable, and energy-efficient without the hassle.
Discover Our Numerous Heating Services for Your Home:
- Heating Repair: If your furnace is constantly cycling or making odd noises, we can help fix those issues. We’ll also fix thermostat issues, gas leaks, or other problems that can put you and your home in danger.
- Heating Installation: Putting a new furnace in your home can save money on utility bills and keep maintenance and repairs to a minimum for up to 20 years. We’ll make sure to install your new system promptly and properly.
- Heating Maintenance: Regular cleanings and inspections can minimize the risk of furnace damage while also improving indoor air quality. The Hurlburt Family Rewards Program can make it easier to get the service you need to protect your investment for years to come.
If your cooling system is more than a decade old and has started to experience issues, it may be time to consider replacing it. We can also fix any minor issues that your system might have, as well as provide routine maintenance to help your air conditioner last for the entirety of its useful life.
Contact Our Team for Great Cooling Services:
- Cooling Repair: When you see moisture near the condenser unit or feel warm air coming out of a vent, it’s time to give us a call. We’ll diagnose the issue quickly to ensure that you can watch TV, sleep, or otherwise enjoy being at home.
- Cooling Installation: A new cooling system is easier to maintain, as older units require parts and coolant that technicians might not readily have available. You’ll also likely save money on cooling bills as well as on maintenance costs for years to come.
- Cooling Maintenance: You should have our technicians inspect your air conditioner at least once a year, either during the spring or fall season. Doing so can prevent unexpected shutdowns or other issues in keeping your home cool. Our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program helps you save on maintenance and more!
A slab leak, clogged toilet or burst pipe can cause a multitude of problems, such as mold growth or a cracked foundation. You may also see increased water bills if a pipe is broken or leaking. Our team can diagnose virtually any kind of plumbing issue to ensure that your home’s pipes and fixtures are working just as they should.
An appliance that overheats when in use might be a sign that your electrical panel needs an upgrade. We can take care of that quickly. We can also fix a frayed wire or take care of other electrical issues. If you’re in need of a trusted Savage electrician, we’re the team to call!
Make an Appointment Today With Our Electricians for:
- Electrical Repair: An exposed or chewed wire might short and possibly cause an electrical fire. Our team will take care of that and other existing problems quickly to prevent any secondary problems from occurring.
- Electrical Installation: Replacing old wires can make your home safer and better suited to modern electrical consumption habits. Putting in a whole home generator, EV charger, or new electrical panel can also make it easier to meet your needs.
Whether we’re installing a whole home generator in a Summit Pointe Park home or a new cooling system in a Hidden Valley Park home, we love serving our community. We’ll be more than happy to take a trip down Highway 13 or County Road 42 to meet you and learn how we can help meet your plumbing, electrical, and HVAC needs.
With our range of HVAC service offerings, as well as plumbing and electrical services, we can help everyone in our community. Having access to timely repair, maintenance, and installation services means that you can fix or otherwise take care of a problem before it has the chance to wreak too much havoc on your home. Remember, we treat everyone like a member of our family. Our goal is to ensure you get great service at an affordable price.
When you need help from an HVAC company, electrician, or plumber in Savage, give our team at Hurlburt a call today!
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Savage, MN between August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 21, 2026.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and seasonal maintenance inspection under rewards club membership. Performed thorough system evaluation including flame sensor cleaning, blower wheel inspection, air filtration assessment, inducer motor examination, gas valve inspection, and heat exchanger scope analysis. Conducted combustion analysis confirming 82.4% system efficiency with safe carbon monoxide levels, verified proper gas pressure, measured inducer motor amp draw, and tested flame sensor microamp readings. All components found operating within normal parameters with no defects identified. Recommended regular filter replacement and continued scheduled maintenance to ensure optimal furnace performance.
Responded to emergency gas leak on main supply line to meter. Gas utility had shut off service due to leak discovered during inspection, leaving property without heat or hot water. Upon arrival, identified gas line compromised by tree growth that had grown around and damaged the supply line. Documented existing conditions showing meter installation and affected gas line routing. Coordinated tree removal requirements and identified meter leveling needed to facilitate proper reconnection of gas supply lines by licensed plumber for restoration of service.
Completed scheduled HVAC maintenance tune-up on heating and cooling system with no reported issues or concerns. Performed standard inspection procedures, verified proper operation of furnace including pilot light and gas valve positioning through observation window, and documented system condition through photography. Recommended monthly filter replacement to maintain optimal system performance.
Responded to no cooling call on 6-year-old residential air conditioning unit. Upon inspection, discovered dead mouse had caused common capacitor failure, resulting in system shutdown. Replaced damaged capacitor and restored unit to proper operation.
Completed annual heating maintenance on 8-year-old furnace as part of rewards club membership. Performed comprehensive system inspection including igniter, flame rod, inducer motor, and blower motor capacitor testing—all components operating within manufacturer specifications. Inspected blower wheel assembly, noting minor dust accumulation typical of normal operation. Verified proper furnace heating operation and confirmed system functionality. All readings nominal; unit operating efficiently with no deficiencies identified or corrective actions required.
Responded to a water leak investigation that required collaboration with restoration contractor to locate source behind wall. Upon return visit, replaced faulty toilet water supply line with new braided stainless steel flex line and coupling assembly, resolving the leak issue.
Responded to a service call for a seized ball valve located in the basement before the water meter. Upon inspection, found the main water valve stuck in a partially open/closed position with concerns about a potentially frozen city water main, though no active leaks were present at the time of service. Attempted to remedy the situation by replacing the valve handle, but these efforts were unsuccessful due to the valve being completely seized. Assessed the pressure reducing valve assembly and associated plumbing connections, which included brass fittings and PEX supply lines mounted on the basement framing. Documented the existing plumbing configuration with photographs showing the pressure reducing valve, ball valve assembly, and flexible water supply connections. Provided the customer with a detailed proposal for complete ball valve replacement to restore proper water shut-off functionality and prevent future issues with the main water supply control.
Responded to emergency water leak originating from upstairs bathroom penetrating ceiling below. Upon arrival, water supply had been shut off by occupant. Conducted visual inspection of affected areas including ceiling damage and upstairs bathroom. Identified phantom leak requiring specialized detection equipment. Coordinated with third-party leak detection service to locate source of non-visible water intrusion within bathroom floor assembly and subfloor system. Documented damage to ceiling and bathroom conditions with photographs for restoration purposes.
Responded to a no cooling complaint on a 12-year-old Goodman air conditioning system. Diagnosed and replaced a faulty dual run capacitor that was reading 4.9/5 mfd instead of the rated 50/5 mfd, restored cooling operation, cleaned outdoor coil, inspected air filter, verified proper temperature split across the evaporator, and checked all electrical connections for tightness and proper operation.
Responded to service call for garbage disposal leak and dishwasher drainage issue following recent disposal installation. Upon diagnostic inspection, identified that the dishwasher drain knockout plug had not been removed from the disposal inlet, preventing proper drainage and causing the dishwasher to overflow. Additionally, discovered the disposal unit was insufficiently tightened at the mounting assembly, resulting in water leakage through the basket strainer connection. Removed the knockout plug from the disposal's dishwasher inlet port and verified unobstructed drainage flow. Properly secured and tightened the disposal mounting assembly to eliminate leakage at the sink flange connection. Tested both the dishwasher drain cycle and disposal operation to confirm all issues were resolved and system was functioning correctly with no further leaks detected.
Performed annual furnace maintenance on a 4-year-old system as part of a recurring maintenance agreement. Conducted comprehensive inspection including thermostat operation, indoor air handler components, air filter, condensate drain, blower motor, inducer motor, and electrical wiring—all found to be operating within normal parameters. Verified temperature split across the system and inspected critical furnace components including igniter, flame sensor, and gas pressure readings. During heat exchanger inspection, identified a compromised heat exchanger presenting a safety hazard. Immediately shut off gas ball valve to the furnace and red-tagged the system to prevent operation until repairs are completed. Documented findings with photographs of the installation and affected components. Completed parts order form and prepared estimate for heat exchanger replacement to restore safe system operation.
Responded to a no-cool service call on a 12-year-old Lennox HVAC system reporting no airflow and unusual buzzing noise. Upon inspection, discovered a sheared blower motor mount preventing the blower wheel from rotating freely. Further investigation revealed extensive rust damage throughout the furnace cabinet, including the heat exchanger, burner assembly, and front panel components. The severity and extent of corrosion indicates long-term moisture exposure and suggests multiple system compromises beyond the immediate blower motor failure. Advised customer that while blower motor replacement could restore airflow, the advanced rust deterioration—particularly on critical components like the heat exchanger—presents safety concerns and likely additional failures. Given the age of the unit and the comprehensive nature of the damage, recommended system replacement as the most cost-effective and reliable solution. Scheduled a service advisor consultation to provide replacement options and pr
Responded to customer complaint of brownish sediment accumulating in bathtub after running hot water. Upon inspection, confirmed presence of fine granular sediment in hot water lines and identified improper installation of existing 3-year-old gas water heater. Documented sediment samples showing reddish-brown particulate matter consistent with internal tank corrosion and deterioration. Customer had previously attempted flushing the water heater twice with minimal improvement. Diagnosed that improper installation has accelerated sediment buildup and compromised unit performance. Provided estimate for replacement with 10-year Bradford White water heater installed to manufacturer specifications and code requirements to resolve ongoing sediment issues and ensure proper system operation.
Responded to service call for clogged bathroom sink and leaking toilet in powder room. Inspected toilet and identified active leak at base of fixture where it meets the floor, indicating failed wax ring seal. Assessed sink drain system and P-trap assembly beneath vanity cabinet. Provided estimate for complete toilet replacement due to compromised base seal. Documented existing conditions with photographs of affected fixtures for customer review.
Performed on-site evaluation and provided estimate for replacement of three isolation valves in main water supply system. Assessment included one non-functional valve located before the water meter on the main line, one valve after the meter, and one valve on the hot water heater supply line. All valves were readily accessible in the utility area, with straightforward installation conditions noted. The existing plumbing assembly consisted of mixed materials including brass fittings, copper piping, and galvanized connections showing typical age-related wear and corrosion. Documented current conditions with photographs showing the T-fitting configuration with red valve handle at the main line and the vertical meter assembly. Work scope confirmed as routine valve replacement with no complications anticipated due to clear access and standard pipe configurations.
Performed annual cooling maintenance on one air conditioning system operating with 410A refrigerant under 70-degree ambient conditions. Completed comprehensive inspection of indoor air handler including thermostat verification, filter check, blower motor assessment, and electrical wiring and component evaluation, all found satisfactory. Cleared plugged condensate drain line using nitrogen purge and verified proper drainage operation. Inspected outdoor condensing unit including coil condition, amperage draws on motor, compressor, and contactor, all within acceptable parameters. Identified dual-run capacitor (45+5 MFD) reading outside manufacturer specifications and provided estimate for replacement. Verified refrigerant charge levels and temperature split across evaporator coil, both operating within normal range. System restored to full operational status at completion of maintenance service.
Responded to service call for leaking 40-gallon natural gas water heater with no hot water production. Upon inspection, assessed unit condition and identified active leak source, though unable to definitively determine if failure originated from safety valve or pressure valve without further disassembly. Due to age and extent of deterioration, provided estimate for complete water heater replacement as most cost-effective solution compared to repair options.
Responded to service call for kitchen drain stoppage and two leaking outdoor hose bibs. Upon diagnostic inspection, confirmed kitchen sink was backing up and required cabling, and both exterior hose spigots exhibited dripping when water was turned on. Cabled kitchen sink drain to full cable length, successfully clearing the blockage and extracting a large amount of debris from the drain line. Reassembled drain components and performed operational testing to verify proper drainage and confirm no leaks were present. Customer declined to proceed with hose bib replacement at this time.
Responded to a slow water leak originating from the pressure reducing valve (PRV) located on the main water line in the basement mechanical room, positioned just below the connection point between the PRV and the city water meter. Upon assessment, confirmed the leak was visible and contained in a plastic basin on the floor, with no immediate need for full water shutoff to the residence. Removed the faulty PRV assembly and installed a replacement unit, ensuring proper connections to both the incoming main water line and downstream plumbing system. Tested the new PRV installation for proper pressure regulation and verified no leaks were present at connection points. System restored to full operation with appropriate water pressure maintained throughout the residence.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 16-year-old central air conditioning system. Found failed contactor preventing compressor operation. Replaced contactor and restored system to operational status. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics revealing compressor failure and severe refrigerant restriction. High-side pressure measured 400 psi with discharge line temperature reaching 108°F (normal approximately 85°F). Temperature split across evaporator coil measured only 10°F, significantly below optimal 18-20°F range, confirming diminished cooling capacity. Advised customer that repair is temporary solution with no guarantee due to failing compressor and age of equipment. Recommended full system replacement and scheduled estimate for new air conditioning installation.
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