We’ve assisted homeowners for over 65 years and will proudly service your home as well.
with Purchase of Furnace & AC
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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!
Completed annual maintenance and tune-up on LG ductless mini-split system. Inspected indoor wall-mounted air handler and exterior condenser unit, noting heavy frost accumulation on outdoor coil indicating potential refrigerant or airflow issue that will require monitoring. All system components operational at time of service.
Responded to bathroom faucet emergency where water was shooting uncontrollably due to failed hot and cold water mixing components. Diagnosed leaking shower stems as the primary cause of malfunction. Ordered necessary replacement parts for proper repair and documented existing conditions for follow-up installation upon parts arrival.
Completed scheduled maintenance tune-up on two 5-year-old residential air conditioning systems under membership agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of all components, verified proper operation and performance within manufacturer specifications, and confirmed refrigerant charge levels were adequate on both units. Cleaned dirty outdoor condenser coils by rinsing to restore optimal heat transfer efficiency. Both systems tested fully operational upon completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old Lennox system experiencing intermittent shutdowns with error code 434. Upon arrival, unit was operational with no active faults present. Verified thermostat settings and system operation, but unable to replicate the fault condition due to low ambient temperature of 55°F preventing proper refrigerant charge verification. Advised customer that return visit during warmer weather is necessary to accurately assess refrigerant charge and diagnose intermittent 434 error code causing system lockouts requiring circuit breaker resets.
Responded to service call for newly installed toilet with leaking shut-off valve that continued to leak even when closed. Upon inspection, confirmed defective shut-off valve was unable to maintain proper seal. Documented existing water damage on ceiling above fixture indicating ongoing leak issue. Provided estimate for shut-off valve replacement to resolve the leak and prevent further water damage to surrounding areas.
Responded to a bathtub leak causing water damage to the ceiling below. Upon inspection, identified that the drain stopper had been cross-threaded into the waste pipe, creating an improper seal and allowing water to escape. Removed the inlet pipe assembly, cleaned the threads, and properly reinstalled and resealed the stopper to eliminate the leak. Tested the drain system to confirm proper operation and verify no further water intrusion.
Responded to gas leak service call in basement utility area. Performed diagnostic leak check and identified active gas leak at existing 8-12 gas valve supplying clothes dryer. Valve showed signs of age-related deterioration and compromised seal integrity. Documented leak location with photographic evidence showing basement mechanical room layout including electrical panels, utility equipment, and dryer gas supply line routing. Customer informed of findings and elected to defer valve replacement to coincide with upcoming air conditioning system and water heater replacement project. Estimate prepared and accepted for future valve replacement work to be completed as part of scheduled equipment upgrades.
Responded to no cooling complaint on aging mini-split system that was not adequately cooling home or controlling humidity. Upon inspection, found refrigerant level low in outdoor unit. Performed refrigerant recovery, evacuated system with vacuum pump, and recharged to manufacturer specifications. Customer advised that unit has not received regular maintenance and is considering central air conditioning system as alternative solution for improved whole-home comfort and humidity control.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old residential HVAC system where outdoor condenser fan was operating but inadequate cooling was present. Upon inspection and diagnostic testing, found system critically low on refrigerant charge. Due to age of equipment and extent of refrigerant loss indicating likely leak, recommended full system replacement rather than repair given that unit has exceeded typical service life expectancy and would require significant investment in obsolete components.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential AC system. Addressed high-frequency squealing noise from furnace blower, cleaned dirty outdoor condenser coil, corrected improperly installed air filter that was positioned in wrong direction, and secured loose filter door. Discussed options with homeowner for improving airflow to second floor of residence.
Responded to no cool call on 12-year-old ICP air conditioning system with indoor temperature maintaining 77-80 degrees. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of the cooling system. Conducted airflow verification procedures including filter inspection, evaporator coil assessment, and blower speed confirmation. All airflow components found to be operating within acceptable parameters with no restrictions identified. Performed refrigerant charge analysis on R410A system with total capacity of approximately 7 pounds. Diagnostic testing revealed system operating with significant refrigerant loss of approximately 3 pounds, indicating active leak in refrigerant circuit. Low refrigerant charge confirmed as primary cause of inadequate cooling performance. During system inspection, utilized borescope camera equipment to conduct internal examination of furnace heat exchanger. Visual inspection revealed compromised heat exchanger with visible perforation, presenting potent
Completed comprehensive HVAC maintenance inspection on a 5-year-old Daikin central air conditioning system with side discharge outdoor unit and a 4-year-old Mitsubishi mini split system. Inspected central AC outdoor unit for cleanliness and proper operation, verified furnace control board functionality, confirmed blower wheel and evaporator coil cleanliness, and measured temperature drop at 20 degrees F which is within acceptable range. Performed mini split system inspection confirming clean operation and temperature drop of 21 degrees F within specification. All equipment operating properly with no deficiencies identified and no repair recommendations required at this time.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection including electrical connections, ductwork evaluation, and humidity control system check. Unit found to be clean and operating properly with all components functioning within normal parameters and no issues identified.
Responded to return visit for commercial RTU not cooling. Upon arrival, system was operational after previous visit where main breaker and thermostat batteries were reset. Owner reported the thermostat's cool indicator had been blinking intermittently for several hours prior to callback, indicating communication or control issues. Verified system operation and confirmed owner will replace thermostat with same model to resolve ongoing control problems.
Responded to no-cooling callback following recent evaporator coil replacement. Performed comprehensive system diagnostic including condenser inspection, refrigerant level verification, thermostat and wiring checks, and attic air handler examination. Found wet switch tripped with no water present in drain pan or evidence of overflow from evaporator coil pan. Reset wet switch and restored system to normal operation. Recommended wet switch replacement to prevent future nuisance trips. System cooling properly upon departure.
Responded to water leakage issue on Mitsubishi ductless mini-split system where condensate was dripping inside from the indoor air handler. Upon inspection, found water accumulation behind the filter not draining properly, with moisture dripping through the cooling fins while system remained operational. Addressed the leaking head unit by clearing the condensate drain line obstruction. Performed thorough cleaning of the refrigerant line set and outdoor condenser unit, which exhibited significant dirt, dust, and debris accumulation across the coil fins and surfaces affecting system efficiency.
Responded to no-cool complaint on a 1993 residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found failed capacitor preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective capacitor and performed full system evaluation. Testing revealed compressor drawing high amperage and system running low on R22 refrigerant. Due to age of equipment, obsolete refrigerant type, and compressor condition indicating potential imminent failure, advised customer this repair is temporary and recommended full system replacement. Scheduled replacement estimate for following day.
Responded to callback for system not cooling to temperature following previous no-cool service call and thermostat replacement. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was properly sending signal to A-coil controller relay board, but relay board was failing to send voltage to furnace to initiate cooling cycle. Physically tapped relay board, which temporarily restored system operation, confirming intermittent relay board failure. Advised homeowner that replacement relay board will be ordered and return visit scheduled upon arrival of part to complete repair.
Completed comprehensive A/C maintenance on one R22 condensing unit as part of recurring maintenance agreement. Ambient temperature recorded at 75 degrees. Performed full system inspection including air filter, thermostat operation, temperature differential across evaporator coil, condenser unit components, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, outdoor fan motor, dual run capacitor, compressor operation, refrigerant pressures, and condensate drain line. System inspection revealed low refrigerant charge based on pressure readings and operating characteristics. Unit is utilizing R22 refrigerant in an aging system showing signs of wear and environmental exposure. Interior electrical components and capacitor connections inspected and found operational, though housing showed accumulation of debris and weathering consistent with system age. Condenser coil accessible without ladder and inspected for proper airflow. Recommended 20x25x4 air filter replacement, which homeowner will hand
Responded to a no cooling call on a commercial rooftop unit experiencing high pressure lockout and thermostat communication issues. Upon arrival, confirmed the thermostat was calling for cooling but the unit was not responding. Accessed the RTU and discovered the condenser coils were heavily impacted with multiple layers of dirt and debris. Connected refrigerant gauges and measured head pressure exceeding 500 PSI, well above normal operating range. Removed access panels and thoroughly cleaned the condenser coils to restore proper airflow and heat rejection. After cleaning, cycled the unit and rechecked refrigerant pressures, confirming all readings returned to normal operating parameters. Inspected air filters and condensate drain, finding both in acceptable condition with no issues. Verified unit operation with proper cooling cycle and normal system pressures. Unit restored to full operational status.
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