We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.
with Purchase of Furnace & AC
Includes Merv 16 5" media cabinent and ApcoX Premium UV-light. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
A heating system that works properly keeps your home safe and comfortable throughout the frigid winter months. We can fix, install, or maintain a furnace or heat pump to ensure that each room in your house is consistently comfortable. We work uniformly and efficiently at all times, taking care to clean up after ourselves and leave your home as tidy as we found it.
Count On Us for These Professional Heating Services:
- Heating Repair: A malfunctioning furnace or heat pump can lead to gas leaks, frozen pipes, or other serious issues. Our team will make timely heating repairs to ensure that your home remains cozy throughout the long, cold winter.
- Heating Installation: A new furnace is typically more efficient and easier to operate than an older model. In addition, you may qualify for tax credits or other incentives to keep current and future costs to a minimum.
- Heating Maintenance: Ideally, you’ll have your furnace serviced and cleaned once or twice a year. The Hurlburt Family Rewards Program can make it easier to get the service you need in a convenient and timely manner.
Ensure your home in St. Paul is a cool, comfortable respite during the hotter months. The late spring, summer, and early fall months tend to be warm and humid. We can fix, install, or maintain your cooling system to ensure that a clogged condensate line or broken fan blade won’t cause you to overheat while at home.
We’re Happy to Provide These Cooling System Solutions:
- Cooling Repair: It’s no sweat for our team to diagnose and fix any type of issue that might befall your air conditioning system. If your system is still under warranty, it may cover some or all of the cost of needed repairs.
- Cooling Installation: Modern cooling systems offer a number of options, such as zoned cooling, cooling schedules, and smart tools. This may help you keep cooling bills to a minimum while ensuring everyone can stay comfortable indoors when it’s uncomfortably warm outside.
- Cooling Maintenance: When we maintain your cooling system, we can help catch small issues before they spiral out of control. You can also minimize the risk of voiding a warranty or otherwise spending money on repairs that could have been avoided. Our Hurlburt Family Rewards Program makes it easy to get the service that you need.
- Indoor Air Quality
A cracked pipe or a leak can cause damage to walls, insulation, or other items in your home. We can diagnose and fix these and other issues to ensure that all your plumbing pipes and fixtures function properly. When done correctly, upgrading your home’s plumbing may increase its value as well.
Count on our expert electricians! From EV charger installation to new electrical panels, we do it all. You can count on us to repair wiring, lights, and switches as well as replace and install it all.
We’ll Gladly Assist You With These Electrical Services:
- Electrical Repair: Flickering lights, a hot dimmer switch, or exposed wires can be signs of serious issues that can’t be left unchecked. An electrician will diagnose the cause of your electrical problem and fix it with materials that are durable and adhere to local codes.
- Electrical Installation: We will install new switches, wires, or other items in a timely and safe manner. This ensures that you can use your washer, stove, and computer at the same time without worrying.
Whether we’re repairing heating systems near Como Park or installing new cooling systems on homes near St. Thomas University, we’re proud to serve the community however we can. We’ll also be happy to help install a new EV charger on your Summit Avenue home or repair a leaky pipe on your property close to where the old Ford assembly plant was located.
Our team of professionals will provide a variety of plumbing, electrical, and HVAC services in a timely and affordable manner. We will treat your home just like we would our own, which means that you’ll get great service from the moment you call us to the moment we finish your project. Before work begins, we’ll give you a comprehensive explanation of what we need to do and how much it will cost and let you decide how you want to proceed. Welcome to the Hurlburt Family!
When you need help from a plumbing, electrical, and HVAC company in St. Paul, give the team at Hurlburt a call today!
Completed routine maintenance tune-up on 2-year-old Trane air conditioning system as part of Family Rewards membership agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection including electrical components, refrigerant levels, and airflow diagnostics. Verified contactor operation, capacitor function, and amp draws all within manufacturer specifications. Measured subcool slightly low but determined acceptable given minimal cooling load and system maintaining proper temperature differential of 18 degrees across evaporator coil. Inspected and confirmed air filter clean, evaporator coil clean, and control board in good operating condition. System operating efficiently with no deficiencies identified. Customer requested pricing estimate for thermostat upgrade to Ecobee model; parts form submitted for quote preparation.
Responded to callback for reported sewer/rotting smell near recently installed water softener and filter system. Upon arrival, investigated the water treatment equipment and surrounding plumbing fixtures as potential odor sources. Inspection revealed the odor was not originating from the water softener or filtration system, which were both functioning properly with no signs of stagnation or bacterial growth. Further investigation identified the washing machine drain as the likely source of the sewer smell, consistent with a dry P-trap or venting issue. Documented findings with photos and contacted customer by phone to report that the recently installed water treatment system was not the cause of the odor and recommended follow-up evaluation of the washing machine drain system.
Responded to low water pressure complaint affecting bathroom sink and shower. Upon inspection, identified significant corrosion buildup in sink aerator causing restricted flow. Replaced corroded aerator to restore proper water pressure at sink faucet. Assessed shower fixtures and identified similar corrosion-related pressure issues. Provided homeowner with recommendations for resolving the shower low-pressure condition and preventive maintenance options to minimize future mineral buildup in plumbing fixtures.
Responded to no cooling concern on mini-split system installed 10 months ago in master bedroom. Performed diagnostic evaluation of all head units throughout the property. Verified proper operation of each indoor unit, confirming temperature splits of 20-30 degrees across all zones, which indicates normal cooling performance. Inspected and confirmed all air filters are clean with adequate airflow. System found to be fully operational with no deficiencies noted. All equipment remains under manufacturer warranty with proper cooling capacity maintained.
Responded to no water flow issue at kitchen sink faucet. Diagnosed plugged cartridge causing loss of water pressure. Replaced defective supply line and ordered replacement cartridge parts for complete repair.
Responded to a leaking outside faucet caused by a failed galvanized water line that had fallen from the ceiling. Removed the deteriorated galvanized pipe and replaced it with new copper piping. Properly secured and strapped the new copper line to the ceiling joists to ensure stable support and prevent future sagging or failure.
Responded to priority service call for loose bathtub spout in shower area. Upon inspection, confirmed spout was improperly secured with PEX connection lacking adequate backing support or strapping. Created access point in rear wall to expose plumbing, properly strapped and secured the tub spout assembly to structural framing, and restored wall access. Fixture now stable and fully operational.
Completed comprehensive spring maintenance on three commercial rooftop HVAC units including replacement of all air filters (20x20x2, 20x25x2, and 14x20x2 sizes), installation of new drive belts (AX51 and A51), thorough condenser coil cleaning, and full system performance testing. Inspected blower motors and belt conditions on all units, verified cooling operation and performance parameters, and performed complete cleaning and operational check on AC systems. All units tested and confirmed operational upon completion of preventative maintenance service.
Responded to no cooling call on 15-year-old Carrier Infinity communicating air conditioning system. Found condenser unit non-operational with extensive rodent damage to wiring and control board, along with significant debris accumulation throughout the unit interior. Cleared rodent nesting material and organic debris from condenser cabinet. Repaired damaged wiring harness and verified 24V present at four-wire communication plug. Upon testing, system powered on briefly but immediately shut down with utility company energy saver switch displaying blinking green indicator light. Reset energy management device multiple times with same result, indicating failure of utility-owned load control equipment. Confirmed all customer-owned equipment wiring repairs successful and system capable of operation once utility device issue resolved. Recommended contacting utility company for service on malfunctioning energy saver switch to restore normal system operation.
Replaced failed variable speed ECM motor module on HVAC system. Retrieved replacement part from shop inventory and completed installation in approximately one hour, restoring proper system operation and variable speed functionality.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20+ year old R-22 system blowing warm air. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condenser unit including capacitor, contactor, and electrical connections. Attempted refrigerant pressure readings but unable to connect gauges due to bent suction line service port. Inspected indoor blower assembly and evaporator coil. Measured supply air temperature split at only 3°, indicating insufficient cooling capacity. Observed metering device freezing during operation, indicating restriction and low refrigerant charge. System requires metering device replacement and refrigerant recharge; however, due to age of equipment, obsolete R-22 refrigerant, and extent of repairs needed, recommended system replacement consultation rather than repair. Documented equipment condition with photographs and advised scheduling comfort advisor visit to review replacement options.
Completed phone consultation with homeowner regarding sewer scope inspection process and procedures. Explained the camera inspection methodology, what the service entails, and answered questions about the scope of work. Scheduled future on-site appointment to perform video camera inspection of sewer line when in the area.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 10+ year old system. Investigated refrigerant leak using UV dye detection and confirmed leak location on evaporator coil using UV light inspection. Identified failed blower wheel with fins separated from center hub causing excessive vibration and unit shutdown. Submitted parts order for replacement blower wheel. Prepared estimate for evaporator coil replacement and scheduled Comfort Advisor appointment to review repair options with homeowner.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and maintenance on a 20-year-old system experiencing reduced efficiency during peak cooling demand. Performed thorough inspection of evaporator coil, blower assembly, and air filter; cleared condensate drain line and tested float safety switch for proper operation. Inspected rooftop unit including condenser, condenser coil, contactor, compressor, and associated electrical components; verified refrigerant charge levels within manufacturer specifications. System restored to normal operation with all components functioning properly.
Installed new ductwork for bathroom exhaust fan on second level of residence. Accessed attic space adjacent to bathroom location and routed rigid ducting from newly installed bath fan to exterior vent termination. Work completed in accordance with permit requirements and building code specifications.
Conducted on-site evaluation for gas water heater replacement. Assessed existing tank-style water heater installation, including gas supply line with flexible yellow CSST connector, shut-off valve, and associated plumbing connections. Documented current system configuration with copper supply lines, PVC venting, and electrical components. Provided customer with comprehensive replacement options comparing traditional tank-style units versus tankless water heater systems, including necessary modifications to gas lines, venting requirements, and plumbing connections for each option.
Responded to no cool call on 10+ year old system, one of two units in home. Upon arrival, unit was operational but showed evidence of previous freezing condition with ice buildup on evaporator coil and internal components. Performed comprehensive system inspection and deep cleaning of coil assembly to address restricted airflow that likely caused freeze-up. Verified proper refrigerant flow through copper lines, checked electrical connections, and confirmed fan operation. System restored to normal cooling operation with improved airflow after cleaning procedure.
Completed manifold build for residential water treatment system consisting of three black cylindrical tanks with digital control heads. Installed isolation valves on copper piping to service tankless water heater. System includes two tall vertical softener/filtration units and one shorter rectangular tank, all connected via copper manifold with white filter housing featuring blue cap. Plumbing configuration incorporates multiple shut-off valves with red handles for individual component isolation and maintenance access. All connections secured and tested for proper operation.
Responded to callback for water leaking from condensate drain line installed the previous week. Upon inspection, determined that the drain line was not installed with a proper trap loop, causing drainage issues and water leakage. Installed proper loop in the drain line per manufacturer specifications and tested system operation. Verified condensate now drains properly with no leaks present.
Responded to call for malfunctioning main water valve that was not opening fully. Upon inspection, found the existing 3/4" gate valve had failed due to age-related deterioration, with visible corrosion and rust on the piping assembly and mounting components. Shut off water supply and removed the deteriorated gate valve from the interior water line. Installed new 3/4" gate valve to restore full water flow control to the property. Tested new valve operation to ensure proper functionality and verified no leaks at connections. System returned to normal operation with full valve control restored.
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