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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!
Responded to no cooling complaint on Carrier air conditioning system. Upon diagnosis, identified clogged refrigerant filter-drier causing abnormal system pressures with elevated readings on both high and low sides. Confirmed restriction by measuring 10-degree temperature differential across the filter-drier. Recommended immediate replacement of filter-drier to restore proper refrigerant flow and system operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old residential A/C system. Upon arrival, found compressor running excessively hot with no refrigerant present in the system. Diagnosed complete loss of refrigerant charge due to system leak. Inspected electrical connections at breaker panel and confirmed power supply to condensing unit. Documented equipment condition and provided estimate for refrigerant leak detection, repair, and system recharge to restore cooling operation.
Responded to callback for non-operating dining room mini split system. Upon inspection, discovered failed condensate pump preventing system operation and causing loss of communication power. Verified all wiring connections secure at both indoor and outdoor units. Performed voltage testing per Daikin specifications, measuring 4.5V with signal wire disconnected and 10V when connected, indicating potential circuit board failure at outdoor unit. Previously installed replacement indoor board, which initially activated fan motor for approximately one minute before reverting to same failure mode, suggesting either indoor motor damage affecting new board or compromised outdoor circuit board. All other indoor units confirmed operational. Ordered replacement condensate pump for failed unit. Recommend second technician for return visit due to indoor unit location requiring ladder access at elevated position. System remains inoperable pending parts arrival and installation.
Responded to emergency call for water leaking through ceiling caused by bathroom faucet trap failure. Upon inspection, determined the trap was improperly installed, causing water to leak from the connection point. Disassembled and correctly rebuilt the trap assembly to manufacturer specifications, eliminating the leak and restoring proper drainage function.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 41-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed diagnostic evaluation and pressure testing, which revealed system was approximately 3-4 lbs low on R22 refrigerant, indicating a significant leak in the system. Advised customer that adding refrigerant without addressing the underlying leak would result in repeated loss of charge and continued system failure. Provided repair options for R22 leak repair versus full system replacement given the age of equipment and obsolete refrigerant type. Scheduled replacement estimate appointment and documented system condition with photographs of indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit.
Responded to service call for low water pressure and banging pipes in residential bathroom. Upon inspection, identified failed fill valve in toilet as source of both pressure issues and knocking sounds. Diagnosed old toilet components requiring replacement to restore proper water flow and eliminate noise. Provided estimate for fill valve replacement and additional repairs needed to resolve water pressure concerns throughout the system.
Completed return visit to replace condenser top panel that had been damaged by a fallen tree. Installed new condenser top panel and verified proper fit and secure mounting of all fasteners. Performed system inspection including capacitor and contactor evaluation, both found to be in good working condition. Checked refrigerant pressures and confirmed levels within manufacturer specifications. Cleaned condenser coils which showed moderate dirt accumulation. System tested and operating normally upon completion.
Completed spring preventative maintenance visit on two residential air conditioning systems. Performed comprehensive tune-up procedures on both outdoor condensing units, including inspection of electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and operational testing. Both systems operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. All equipment functioning properly at time of service completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on brand new air conditioning system. Found outdoor condenser unit not operating despite thermostat calling for cooling. Diagnosed issue by checking contactor and high voltage supply, discovering absence of 24V control voltage to contactor. Traced low voltage wiring and identified loose wire connections at energy saver switch as root cause. Reconnected and secured all low voltage wiring at energy saver switch, restoring proper control circuit continuity. Verified system operation, checked refrigerant charge levels and temperature split across evaporator coil. System returned to normal cooling operation with all components functioning properly.
Responded to no hot water call for Bradford White natural gas water heater with Defender Safety System. Unit failed to maintain burner operation following gas service interruption caused by utility company gas line damage in area. Utility personnel previously attempted unsuccessful relight. Upon inspection, confirmed burner would not stay lit, indicating likely damage to gas valve or thermocouple assembly from initial incident. Documented existing installation including copper supply lines, shut-off valves, and adjacent water treatment equipment. Captured detailed photographs of unit model/serial information, plumbing connections, and overall installation for utility company claim documentation. Replaced water heater to restore hot water service to residence.
Replaced indoor control board on Daikin mini-split system under parts warranty. After installation, unit operated for approximately one minute before returning to original fault condition. Performed comprehensive diagnostics including voltage testing per manufacturer specifications (4.5V signal wire disconnected, 10V connected) and verified all wiring connections at both indoor and outdoor units. Indoor fan motor engaged briefly with new board but ceased operation, suggesting possible secondary failure of outdoor control board or potential motor fault that may have damaged replacement board. Recommended second technician evaluation to confirm outdoor circuit board condition before proceeding with additional repairs.
Responded to service call for non-functioning garbage disposal unit. Upon inspection, determined existing disposal had failed and required full replacement. Removed old disposal unit, disconnected electrical connections and drain lines, and installed new garbage disposal. Connected unit to existing plumbing configuration including P-trap and drain assembly, secured mounting hardware to sink flange, and restored electrical power. Tested disposal operation to ensure proper function and verified no leaks at connection points.
Responded to no cooling call on 8-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor blower motor was not operating. Performed diagnostic testing on ECM blower motor and module, verifying proper high voltage supply to motor windings and correct DC signal voltage to the control module. Testing confirmed ECM blower module failure as motor would not respond to control signals despite proper electrical inputs. Documented equipment condition with photos showing air handler installation and internal blower assembly with wiring connections. Due to failed module preventing blower operation, unable to complete full system diagnosis as additional components may have been affected. Parts estimate request submitted for ECM blower module replacement to restore system operation.
Replaced defective shower valve and trim kit in bathroom tub/shower combination. Installed Moen L2352 chrome shower control valve with single-lever handle, shower arm and head, and tub spout. New fixtures feature Scald-Guard temperature limiting technology and water-saving design. All components secured to existing tile wall with wood-grain pattern and properly sealed. System tested for proper operation, temperature control, and leak-free performance.
Responded to no cooling complaint on heat pump system displaying E434 error code on thermostat and outdoor unit. Performed comprehensive diagnostic including voltage testing at multiple points throughout the system. Rewired all low voltage connections at thermostat, furnace, and heat pump, verifying proper 26VAC supply to outdoor unit. Traced E434 inverter board error to loss of 240V power supply at both inverter board and contactor. Tested disconnect and fuses, which showed good continuity. Identified faulty disconnect as root cause preventing proper voltage delivery to system components despite functioning fuses. Corrected low voltage wiring issues found during inspection. Recommended electrician verify breaker and line voltage wiring integrity prior to disconnect replacement to ensure no upstream electrical issues exist. System requires disconnect replacement to restore full operation.
Provided second opinion on 15-year-old residential air conditioning system experiencing inadequate cooling performance and suboptimal airflow throughout home. Upon inspection, confirmed system is low on refrigerant charge, indicating potential refrigerant leak in system. Explained comprehensive leak search process and various repair scenarios that may result from leak detection. Discussed homeowner's concerns regarding insufficient airflow despite recent duct cleaning, inability to reach thermostat setpoint, and known insulation deficiencies in upper level causing excessive heat in primary bedroom. Explored alternative cooling solution options including mini-split installation for problem area. Documented system condition with exterior condenser unit photographs showing 15-year-old equipment with R-410A refrigerant, visible wiring configuration, and general age-related wear. Provided detailed repair options via email including leak search and recharge procedure. Discussed benefits of p
Responded to service call regarding a 50-gallon natural gas water heater with visible corrosion at the top of the tank where the cold water supply line connects. Performed on-site inspection and documented the rusting condition with photographs. Discussed warranty coverage options and addressed all customer concerns regarding the water heater's condition and potential next steps for replacement or repair.
Responded to service call for 11-year-old Santa Fe Elite dehumidifier (P/N 4029720) with complaints of no warm discharge air, no water collection, and non-operational condensate pump while fan continued to run. Upon arrival, confirmed fan operation but compressor failure to start. Tested 45mf capacitor which read within acceptable range at 45.23mf. Performed diagnostic bypass of dehumidistat and defrost termination switch to supply direct power to compressor, which failed to start, confirming compressor failure. Advised that compressor replacement would exceed cost-effectiveness for unit of this age and condition. Recommended office follow-up for replacement unit quote or scheduling comfort advisor consultation for new equipment options.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance on single 410A refrigerant system with ambient temperature at 84 degrees. Conducted thorough inspection of air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, capacitors, compressor, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain system. Diagnostic testing revealed elevated superheat readings indicating low refrigerant charge, which correlated with reported inadequate cooling performance. Measured electrical values using digital multimeter to verify capacitor and motor operation within specifications. Monitored supply and return air temperatures to confirm insufficient temperature differential prior to repair. Upon approval, recharged 410A refrigerant system to manufacturer specifications to restore proper cooling capacity. Added UV dye solution to refrigerant circuit to facilitate future leak detection and diagnosis. Verified system operation post-repair with all components functio
Responded to service call for HVAC system with disconnected safety switch from original installation. Located communication relay issue at control panel, secured proper wiring connections to safety switch, and doubled up wires for stable connection. Consulted with technical support to verify repair approach, confirmed all connections at both interior control panel and exterior disconnect box, and tested system operation to ensure proper functionality.
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