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 assessment of existing toilet in residential bathroom for replacement project. Unit showed signs of age and frequent clogging issues, though no active leaks or structural damage were present at time of inspection. Documented current fixture configuration including standard two-piece white ceramic toilet with round bowl in compact bathroom alcove with beige tile flooring. Provided quote for complete toilet removal and replacement with Gerber Avalanche model GAV31852, featuring round bowl design and 12-inch rough-in specification to match existing plumbing configuration. Discussed project timeline and scheduling options for prompt installation in multi-level condominium building.
Responded to no cool call on 35+ year old Glowcore air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, found system attempting to start but failing to run. Diagnostic testing revealed dual-circuit run capacitor failure affecting both condenser fan motor and compressor. Additionally discovered failed Supco hard start kit that likely remained energized longer than designed due to capacitor degradation, potentially causing internal compressor damage. Further inspection uncovered charred and corroded compressor start winding wire and contactor control wire damaged by rodent activity. Significant debris accumulation and environmental exposure evident throughout outdoor unit. Performed comprehensive electrical measurements to assess extent of damage. Due to age of equipment and multiple simultaneous component failures, discussed repair versus replacement options with homeowner. Coordinated service advisor consultation and provided detailed repair estimates via email for informed decision-making. Explai
Responded to service call for 23-year-old conventional tank water heater experiencing leak from bottom of unit. Upon inspection, confirmed active water seepage at base of Kenmore Power Miser tank-style water heater in basement utility area. Due to age of unit and location of leak, determined tank failure requiring full replacement rather than repair. Coordinated replacement installation, shut off water supply and gas connections, drained existing unit, and removed failed water heater from service area. Prepared site for new equipment installation with proper clearances and access to existing copper supply lines, gas piping, and venting infrastructure.
Responded to a service call for a bathtub drain backing up during use. Upon arrival, conducted diagnostic testing by running the shower for approximately 10 minutes to observe drainage performance. Water drained properly during testing and the initial concern could not be duplicated under normal flow conditions. Performed visual inspection of the tub drain assembly and identified a small accumulation of hair and debris lodged in the drain opening. Manually removed the hair ball blockage from the drain. After clearing the obstruction, verified proper water flow through the drain system. Recommended cable snaking the drain line as a preventative measure to ensure complete clearance of the drainage system, but homeowner declined additional work at this time. Drain was left in functional operating condition with no standing water present.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement service on residential split HVAC system with outdoor condenser unit and attic-mounted air handler. Inspected both units, verified refrigerant levels within manufacturer specifications, measured amperage draws on all components with readings in acceptable range, and replaced air filter. Both indoor and outdoor units operating properly with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to washing machine drainage issue causing standpipe overflow. Upon arrival, assessed the plumbing system and determined the standpipe was backing up due to a clog in the drainage line. Performed drain cleaning service to clear the obstruction and restore proper drainage flow. Inspected the washing machine waterline connection for reported leaking and verified all connections were secure following the drain clearing. System tested successfully with no further overflow or leaking observed.
Completed routine air conditioning tune-up and maintenance inspection per agreement terms. Inspected and documented HVAC system air filters, which showed moderate dust accumulation in upper sections but were still serviceable. No issues were reported by customer, and system operational check confirmed proper function with no deficiencies noted requiring immediate attention.
Responded to no cooling complaint and found condenser fan motor failed to operate while compressor continued running, causing system overheating and frozen evaporator coils. Tested universal capacitor which measured within acceptable range, confirming failed condenser fan motor as root cause. Identified and ordered replacement motor, secured customer approval, and disconnected power to unit to prevent compressor damage until return visit for installation and system restoration.
Responded to a failed inspection on a tanked water heater venting system. The original installation utilized a 4" tee fitting on the vent connection, which did not comply with Minnesota Fuel Gas Code 503.10.4.1 requirements. Removed the non-compliant tee fitting and installed a code-compliant 4" wye saddle on the water heater vent to ensure proper draft and ventilation performance per state regulations.
Responded to follow-up service call for AC unit struggling to maintain temperature on hot days. Verified all supply registers and temperature splits were within acceptable range with 19-degree split across coil. Return air temperature measured at 67 degrees, significantly cooler than upstairs zones, indicating potential airflow restriction or ductwork issues. Observed heavily soiled return vents with substantial dust accumulation restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Noted absence of supply registers in kitchen and no return vents in kitchen or living room areas, likely contributing to inadequate air circulation in remodeled home. Recommended professional duct cleaning as primary solution to address restricted airflow and improve heat removal capacity. System maintaining thermostat setpoint under current conditions but may require additional return air pathways or investigation of potential air leakage pulling return air from downstairs to fully resolve capacity concerns
Responded to no cooling complaint on a 1-year-old Lennox SL25XPV-024-230A02 system. Upon arrival, customer reported receiving a communication error code that prevented system operation. Performed membership maintenance inspection and found system operating normally with no active fault codes present. Verified proper cooling operation, checked refrigerant charge (HFC-410A), inspected electrical connections, and confirmed all components functioning within manufacturer specifications. Unit appeared clean with no visible issues at outdoor condensing unit. Advised customer to monitor system performance and contact for service if communication errors recur, as intermittent communication faults may require further diagnostic work to identify root cause.
Responded to callback for Trane AC unit experiencing short cycling after recent 12-5 lineset replacement. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system evaluation including electrical checks, refrigerant pressures, and operational cycle monitoring. Unit operated normally throughout inspection with no short cycling observed. Verified proper installation of new lineset, confirmed all connections secure and insulated correctly. Checked thermostat operation, airflow, and condenser fan function—all within normal parameters. No issues detected during service call; system cycling properly at time of departure.
Responded to no cooling complaint on less than 10-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found unit breaker in off position following recent electrical work performed at property. Reset breaker to restore power to system. Evaluated system operation and found refrigerant charge slightly low. System now operational and cooling properly.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Daikin mini-split system with three indoor head units installed in 2021. Diagnosed two non-functioning zones: first unit had severely plugged air filters restricting airflow, which were cleaned to restore operation; second unit had failed PCB requiring replacement part to be ordered. Documented electrical panel configuration and remote control settings, verified one head unit operating properly, and advised unit manager of necessary PCB replacement to complete repairs on remaining non-functional zone.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old Goodman system installed in 2020. Upon arrival, homeowner reported unit began cooling after cleaning outdoor coil, but diagnostic testing revealed low refrigerant charge. System pressures measured 263 psi high side with 1°F subcooling and LSAT of 87°F, and 99 psi low side with 32°F superheat and VSAT of 31°F. Delta-T measured 20°F across evaporator coil. Verified blower operation, air filter condition, and outdoor coil cleanliness were all satisfactory. Testing confirmed refrigerant undercharge indicating potential leak in system. Presented three-step diagnostic plan option involving UV dye injection, refrigerant charge, and follow-up leak detection inspection. Homeowner declined immediate repair and requested written estimate for consideration.
Responded to a no cooling call on a recently installed York air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered damaged low voltage wiring that had snapped off when handled. Cut back and re-terminated all low voltage wiring at both the indoor air handler and outdoor condenser unit. Rewired all control connections, verified proper operation of outdoor unit components including contactor and capacitor. Adjusted blower cooling speed settings to optimize system performance. Restored power to the system and confirmed all electrical connections were secure and functioning properly. System tested and operating normally upon departure.
Installed a new white dual-compartment laundry tub with a two-handle faucet assembly, connecting to existing water supply lines and drain infrastructure. The installation included mounting the utility sink, connecting brass shut-off valves, attaching supply hoses to the faucet, and verifying proper drainage through the existing PVC P-trap assembly. All connections were tested and confirmed leak-free upon completion.
Responded to no cooling call on 10-month-old Lennox rooftop unit originally installed by our company. Upon arrival, confirmed unit had lost power to the rooftop condenser. Customer had reset the breaker prior to service call, restoring power to the system. Verified unit operation with temperature measurements showing proper system performance with a 20+ degree temperature split across the evaporator coil, indicating adequate cooling capacity. Advised customer of potential breaker issue and recommended monitoring system for any future power interruptions.
Responded to no cooling call on residential HVAC system over 10 years old with reported water leak in basement. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant charge and severely plugged evaporator coil restricting airflow and cooling capacity. Added refrigerant to proper operating levels and thoroughly cleaned coil to restore heat transfer efficiency. System tested and confirmed returning to normal cooling operation with proper temperature differential.
Responded to no cooling complaint affecting 2nd and 3rd floor zones on a multi-zone HVAC system. Diagnosed severely clogged air filter restricting airflow and preventing system from operating in cooling mode. Replaced air filter, verified zone board was properly calling for cooling from both zones, checked all wiring connections at control board and air handler, and tested system operation from thermostats to confirm normal cooling function restored.
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