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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 call on 12-year-old Amana system. Found compressor and condenser fan motor not operating while indoor unit and thermostat functioned normally. Performed diagnostic testing and measured refrigerant pressures, which revealed system was significantly low on charge. Pressure readings and leak assessment indicated a substantial refrigerant leak in the system. System utilizes obsolete refrigerant type, making repair economically unfeasible. Discussed findings with customer and explained that due to the age of equipment, extent of refrigerant loss, obsolete refrigerant, and cost of repairs versus replacement, a new system installation would be the recommended solution. Scheduled replacement estimate appointment. Customer elected to proceed with system replacement rather than repair.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection including water heater maintenance service consisting of draining and refilling unit per customer request upon new membership enrollment. Inspected kitchen plumbing components including garbage disposal, P-trap assembly, and drain line connections, all found to be in proper working order with no leaks or deficiencies observed.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Mitsubishi Electric ductless mini-split heat pump system with multiple indoor head units. Diagnosed intermittent operation issue on one of three wall-mounted air handlers that was powering on without thermostat call, requiring circuit breaker shutdown to control. Consulted with manufacturer technical support and determined issue was caused by infrared sensor interference. Applied insulation tape over IR sensor to block interference and manually shut down affected head unit. Instructed occupant on temporary workaround to remove tape if zone cooling is needed, then reapply after use. System remains operational on other two zones; monitoring required to determine if permanent repair or head unit replacement will be necessary if issue persists.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, verified thermostat calling for cooling and checked indoor unit components including filter, condensate drain, and blower motor, all found operational. Proceeded to outdoor unit where condenser fan motor operated but compressor failed to start. Diagnosed failed dual-run capacitor (40+5 MFD) preventing compressor operation and replaced with new capacitor. During inspection, found outdoor condenser coil heavily soiled with debris, restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Thoroughly cleaned and rinsed condenser coil to restore proper heat transfer. After repairs, verified system operation with compressor running properly. Measured temperature split across evaporator coil at 20 degrees, confirming adequate cooling performance. System restored to normal operation with proper airflow and refrigeration cycle functioning as designed.
Responded to service call for recently installed HVAC system experiencing inadequate cooling performance, with indoor temperature only reaching 74°F. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of indoor unit including air filter, blower motor operation, and temperature split across evaporator coil; adjusted blower speed from medium-high to high setting to improve airflow. Inspected outdoor condensing unit including condenser coil condition and refrigerant charge levels; observed intermittent refrigerant pressure readings that appeared low during initial system operation but normalized after several minutes of runtime. Conducted multiple system cycling tests which replicated the inconsistent refrigerant behavior, preventing conclusive diagnosis during this visit. System requires follow-up appointment for extended monitoring and further diagnostic testing to identify root cause of cooling deficiency.
Completed annual preventive maintenance on one central air conditioning condenser and one mini-split system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all major components including thermostat operation, temperature differential across evaporator coil, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motors, capacitors, compressor operation, R-410A refrigerant charge levels, and condensate drain lines. Replaced 16x25x1 air filter. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to no cooling complaint on recently installed Lennox system that had never functioned properly since installation. Upon inspection, discovered incorrect wiring between thermostat and furnace, along with improperly configured DIP switch settings that prevented the blower from activating during cooling calls. Corrected all wiring connections and adjusted DIP switch configuration to proper settings for cooling operation. System now operating correctly with proper blower activation and cooling functionality restored.
Responded to kitchen sink leak originating from cabinet area. Upon inspection, identified severely leaking basket strainer with stripped mounting nut that could not be properly tightened. The compromised basket strainer assembly was causing water discharge into the cabinet below the double-basin stainless steel sink. Assessed the damaged hardware and plumbing configuration, including existing PVC drain lines and P-trap connections serving both sink basins.
Responded to water leak at laundry tub fixture with leaking observed from right-hand side connections. Upon inspection, discovered PVC drain connections had been assembled dry without proper lubrication, causing water seepage at joints. Disassembled affected drain assembly, applied appropriate pipe lubricant to all connection points, and reassembled P-trap and tailpiece connections to manufacturer specifications. Verified all joints were properly sealed and tested system for leaks. Photographed completed plumbing assembly showing proper installation of white PVC drain configuration with secured mounting clips.
Responded to no hot water complaint and performed biannual plumbing maintenance inspection. Upon arrival, found pilot light extinguished on water heater located in basement utility area. Conducted thorough assessment of water heating system, including examination of gas valve assembly, thermostat controls, and all piping connections. Inspected age and condition of existing white cylindrical water heater unit with visible copper and black pipe fittings at top connections. During preventive maintenance evaluation, identified that water heater is no longer maintaining proper temperature settings despite pilot light status. Unit displays significant age-related degradation affecting heating performance and temperature consistency. Documented current condition with photographs showing EnergyGuide label, manufacturer specifications, control valve assembly, and overall installation configuration against painted concrete block wall. Noted standard plumbing connections including copper supply
Responded to no cooling complaint on recently installed Daikin mini-split system with three indoor head units. Upon arrival, system was not responding to cooling calls and indoor units were inoperative. Suspected error code present but unable to retrieve from indoor unit display. Proceeded to outdoor unit and performed system reset, which successfully cleared the error code. Cycled all three indoor head units through multiple cooling cycles to verify proper operation. Measured temperature split at supply vents, confirming adequate cooling performance. All zones now operating normally with proper airflow and refrigerant operation restored.
Responded to no-cooling call on mini-split system installed last fall during first seasonal startup attempt. Unit was unresponsive to remote control commands. Verified circuit breaker at main panel was not tripped and appeared to be in normal operating position. Performed voltage testing at outdoor disconnect and measured 120V from each leg to ground but 0V across the legs, indicating loss of one phase of 240V power supply. Diagnosed issue as faulty circuit breaker in main electrical panel rather than equipment malfunction. Confirmed mini-split installation was not the cause of the electrical supply failure. Advised homeowner of findings and recommended scheduling licensed electrician to diagnose and replace defective breaker to restore proper 240V power to unit.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on Mitsubishi Electric mini-split system with two indoor heads and DuctWorks air handler. Performed comprehensive tune-up including thermostat operation verification, filter inspection, blower assembly check, outdoor coil condition assessment, electrical component testing, condensate drain evaluation, and temperature split measurements across all zones. All operational readings were within normal parameters with no mechanical issues or safety concerns identified. System confirmed operating at proper cooling capacity with appropriate airflow and refrigerant charge. Recommended continued seasonal maintenance to preserve efficiency and monitor component wear as equipment ages.
Responded to service call for leaking water heater. Upon inspection, identified active leak originating from bottom of tank on approximately 8-year-old unit. Documented existing conditions with photographs of equipment and surrounding mechanical space. Advised customer that bottom tank leaks indicate internal tank failure and require full water heater replacement rather than repair. Provided estimate for replacement installation.
Responded to service call for leaking Bradford White water heater. Verified unit serial number YJ50335163 and confirmed active 6-year parts and tank warranty coverage. Performed visual inspection of water heater installation, including copper supply lines with yellow-handled ball valves, black iron gas piping with brass fittings, and surrounding plumbing connections in basement utility area. Documented leak condition and overall system configuration with photographs. Assessed that unit requires replacement due to tank failure. Prepared estimate for water heater replacement under warranty terms, with customer understanding that labor costs apply separately from covered parts.
Performed complimentary estimate for laundry tub sink replacement due to recurring clogging issues. Inspected existing aging metal P-trap assembly showing significant wear and oxidation, with temporary tape repairs on drain piping. Provided multiple options including full fixture replacement and alternative removal of existing tub to address drainage concerns.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection including comprehensive evaluation of water heater, water softener, sump pump, laundry hoses, and exterior faucets. Inspected Rheem Professional water heater for proper operation, checked all connections, copper piping, and control valves, noting minor moisture present at base of unit on concrete floor. Performed leak detection throughout plumbing system and verified all components functioning within normal parameters.
Responded to no heat call on 10-year-old boiler system displaying 109 ignition error code. Upon inspection, diagnosed multiple failed components including main control board, malfunctioning touchscreen interface, and failed automatic air vent. System was unable to provide heat to building or hot water to side arm tank. Documented extensive electrical wiring configuration and hydronic piping arrangement with zone valves and control relays. Presented customer with options for complete system replacement versus comprehensive repair of all failed components due to age of equipment and extent of necessary repairs.
Completed full HVAC system replacement including 70,000 BTU furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit. Performed extensive electrical work for both systems, including wiring AC disconnect box, connecting AC unit, and replacing breaker panel circuit. For furnace installation, rerouted power supply lines, sleeved Romex wiring with flexible conduit for code compliance, and wired furnace disconnect switch. System features 15 feet of exposed supply and return ductwork in mechanical room before transitioning over finished ceiling. Supply transition will require future attention for optimal airflow. Venting material composition (solid versus cell core) could not be verified during installation. All electrical connections completed to code specifications and passed comprehensive electrical inspection. Unit fully operational upon completion.
Completed comprehensive residential water line repipe including installation of new copper supply lines throughout the home. Work encompassed seven fixture locations: outside hose bibb, double laundry tub with deck-mount faucet and hot/cold washer connections, kitchen sink with dedicated shut-offs for dishwasher and ice maker, full bathroom rough-in for toilet, lavatory sink, and tub/shower valve with new single-handle chrome trim kit featuring multi-function handheld showerhead and slide bar, water heater supply and return connections, and main shut-off valve installation downstream of the water meter. All plumbing connections tested and verified operational with no leaks detected.
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