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Reliable and prompt air conditioning services keep your home an oasis of cooling comfort during the hotter months in Wayzata. You can trust our technicians to provide expert maintenance, repair, and replacement services when you need them. If you’re unsure what service you need, just ask! We’ll be happy to inspect your cooling system and offer recommendations.
AC system failures can often occur suddenly, causing stress and discomfort. When you call our technicians, we’ll arrive quickly, in a well stocked service van, ready to help. We’ll diagnose and repair any make, model, or system, from a central air unit to a ductless mini-split to a heat pump.
Investing in regular maintenance for your air conditioning system is crucial for reducing energy costs and extending its life. We offer comprehensive maintenance checkups to catch repairs when they’re small, helping you avoid premature breakdowns and expensive service calls.
AC Services You Can Count On:
- AC Repairs: Don’t stress when your AC starts acting up! Call our technicians to diagnose and repair the issue. Whether your system is blowing warm air or no air at all, we’ll be there to help make your home comfortable again.
- AC Installation: If you’re unsure whether it’s time for a new air conditioning unit for your home, call us for help! We’ll be able to provide energy-efficient upgrade options if your AC is past its prime and needs to be replaced.
- AC Maintenance: Ensure your cooling system provides reliable, energy-efficient service for as long as possible with professional maintenance. With our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club, you get just that! Comprehensive tune-ups will catch problems when they are small.
You depend on your heating system to get you through Minnesota’s frigid winters, so it’s essential to keep it performing at its best. We offer expert heating services in Wayzata, from repairs and annual maintenance to new system installations.
Our experienced technicians are dedicated to keeping all heating systems working optimally, including furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and more. That means when you need heating repair, we’ll be there to help. We care about your comfort and deliver expert advice and workmanship that keeps your home at the optimal temperature.
Are you looking to switch to a modern heating system to reduce costs? We’re proud to carry some of the most efficient models available to homeowners today. We’re happy to recommend the perfect upgrade and provide a cost-effective quote for you. Call our team today to get started.
Heating Services We Can Assist With:
- Furnace Repairs: Is your heating system making strange noises or emitting odd smells when you turn it on? Our team of technicians can quickly diagnose and repair any issue your heating system is experiencing. Our effective repairs get to the root of the issue and provide lasting results.
- Furnace Replacements: If your furnace is getting up in years, consider replacing it. Our replacement services perfectly size and install energy-efficient options that fit your budget.
- Furnace Maintenance: Take care of your heating system with expert maintenance! Our technicians ensure your furnace, heat pump, or boiler runs smoothly despite the harsh weather in Minnesota. Plus, we offer the Hurlburt Family Rewards Club, which provides comprehensive care that saves you money in the long run.
One small plumbing issue in the home can cause big problems. When your toilet isn’t flushing properly or your shower stops working, you need a plumber to quickly get everything flowing again. Our licensed and experienced team is ready to come to your rescue. As a trusted local plumbing contractor, we bring great service and value to your Wayzata home.
If your water heater isn’t heating, your sump pump is jammed, or there’s water where it shouldn’t be, we’ll diagnose the problem quickly and provide you with an estimate before we get to work. Since our service vehicles carry a wide range of spare components, we can often solve plumbing problems on the same day.
We can also help with plumbing installations, ensuring a seamless experience. Call us today to learn more about our plumbing services and to arrange a convenient home visit.
The electrical services we offer Wayzata homeowners are designed to meet your home’s unique needs. If you need an electrical contractor for extensive rewiring in your Bushaway home or maybe you’re considering the benefits of smart home installation, we’re the team for the job.
Our experienced electricians work to the highest standard and are trained in the latest electrical regulations. From new lighting and electrical panels to EV chargers and whole-home generators, we offer all the electrical services you need in one place.
Call us now for fast, friendly electrical service.
A Look at What Our Experienced Electricians Can Help With:
- Electrical Repairs: Noticing flickering lights or outlets hot to the touch? Waiting on electrical repairs could mean damage to your property. Instead, call on our trusted electricians. We’ll properly assess and repair all your electrical problems, ensuring your electrical system is safe, effective, and up to code.
- Electrical Installation: Boost comfort and future-proof your home with expert electrical installations from our team. Whether you want a whole home backup generator, an EV charger installed, extra outlets, or an upgraded lighting installation, we can help.
At Hurlburt, we recognize that each Wayzata neighborhood has its own unique charm and challenges. That’s why we tailor our services to suit homeowners’ needs. From rewiring historical homes in Ferndale to servicing luxury properties in Locust Hills, our team delivers outstanding service ideally suited to your home and its systems.
Welcome to the Hurlburt Family! That’s not just our slogan: It’s a promise of the personalized service you’ll receive when you put your home in our capable hands. With over 65 years of experience in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical, we’re trusted throughout Wayzata to deliver a level of service like no other. But don’t take our word for it—look at the thousands of 5-star reviews we’ve received from very happy customers.
Call Hurlburt today for reliable electrical, plumbing, and HVAC contractor services in Wayzata. Experience our outstanding services for yourself.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Wayzata, MN in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 29, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 171 jobs in Wayzata, MN in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2024.
Found the fresh air intake of the concentric vent blocked by a cap installed on the roof boot during a recent roof replacement. Removed the cap, installed a proper concentric vent termination, and sealed all connections. Verified the furnace is operating as designed with unrestricted combustion air intake and exhaust venting.
Performed fall heating maintenance on two furnaces and two humidifiers; both furnaces were operational and heating. A soap bubble test on the upstairs furnace identified small gas leaks at two joints, and the humidifier water line was continuously dripping, with scale buildup noted near the water heater. Tightened a flare nut and re-sealed an iron joint with pipe dope, then shut off the water supply at the water heater; slight dripping at the humidifier filter persists and may require further evaluation.
Replaced the UV bulb on the return-sold repair and verified proper operation. Performed annual tune-ups on a Lennox ML296 and a Lennox SL280, inspecting burners, igniter, flame sensor, control board, communicating thermostat, blower and inducer motors, drain trap and condensate line, and humidifier components. Measured motor amperage, verified two-stage gas valve operation, completed combustion analysis, cleaned flame sensors, cleared pressure tubing, and flushed the drain traps; both furnaces are operating properly with no error codes. The customer plugged the fresh air intake in the furnace room despite being advised that one furnace requires it for combustion air, so it is recommended that the intake be left unobstructed.
Performed a visual inspection of a power-vent, tank-style gas water heater and found oxidation on the gas line, heavy rust staining and mineral deposits on the tank top around the blower assembly, and corrosion on the PVC vent near the band clamp, indicating moisture returning through the vent system. The unit was still producing hot water with no active malfunction. I reviewed the findings and the condition of the venting and connections with the customer.
Performed annual heating maintenance on a 7-year-old Carrier gas furnace, inspecting and verifying proper operation of the ignition and flame safety, gas valve, burners, draft motor, control board, and blower motor. Combustion analysis and temperature rise were within specification; the heat exchanger shows heavy stress likely caused by restricted airflow from infrequent filter changes. Replaced the air filter and the customer-supplied humidifier pad, and recommended monthly filter changes to maintain proper airflow.
Performed annual heating maintenance on the gas furnace, garage heater, and three gas fireplaces. On the furnace, cleaned the flame sensor and inspected the blower motor, inducer motor, and heat exchanger, then verified safe combustion using a combustion analyzer and CO testing; all components operated within normal parameters. Inspected the humidifier and water panel, which were in good working order. On each fireplace, vacuumed the logs and fire pit, replaced embers, cleaned the flame sensor, and cleaned the glass inside and out; all three units operated properly.
Replaced the canister on the wall-mounted Honeywell steam humidifier. Installed the new canister, restored the unit to operation, and tested to confirm proper function, with the control panel indicating normal status.
Inspected the TOTO Neorest 700H washlet, which was not responding to the remote. Coordinated with manufacturer technical support and determined the remote RFID sensor was not set to its default configuration, preventing communication with the washlet. Reset the sensor to factory default, restoring remote communication, then cycled through each function on the remote three times to verify proper operation. Unit was left in service with no further issues.
Performed scheduled annual heating maintenance and tune-up on both gas furnaces, including visual inspection of the heat exchanger with a borescope camera and electrical verification of the gas valve wiring using a non-contact voltage tester. Inspected burner assembly, venting, condensate drain, and blower motor components. All systems were found to be operating properly with no deficiencies or repairs required.
Performed seasonal heating startup and tune-up on both Carrier furnaces under the maintenance agreement. Inspected the combustion and venting components and control circuitry, noting loosely routed low-voltage wiring in the control compartment. Identified heavy rust and corrosion at the rubber coupling and clamp joint of the inducer/PVC vent connection on one unit, with residue pooling at the base, and recommended repair to prevent leakage or venting failure. Rodent activity was evident in the mechanical area, with traps present.
Completed the annual plumbing inspection of the bathroom, examining the toilet and the under-sink plumbing. The toilet showed no signs of damage, rust, or abnormalities, and the P-trap assembly, drain tailpiece, braided stainless steel supply lines, and chrome angle stop valves were inspected and found free of leaks, corrosion, or wear. The under-sink cabinet is cluttered with stored household items, which should be kept clear of the plumbing components to allow access and make any future leaks easier to spot.
Diagnosed a no-heat condition on a furnace under 10 years old and found the primary limit switch tripped. Inspection revealed the secondary heat exchanger had rusted through from the inside out, leaking condensate and carbon monoxide outside the system and causing the safety limit to trip. The furnace was determined unsafe to operate and was shut down, with furnace replacement recommended.
Inspected the under-sink reverse osmosis system, including the three-stage filter cartridges, membrane housing, storage tank, and supply and drain tubing, and confirmed no active leaks or visible damage. Identified tarnishing and corrosion on the RO faucet, and since the filters had no maintenance history, recommended a full filter and membrane replacement and returning to complete the installation.
Performed scheduled heating maintenance tune-up on a natural gas furnace and inspected the gas pressure regulator, pressure switches, control board, and wiring for proper condition. Found the inducer motor seized and not rotating, and replaced the inducer motor assembly to restore proper draft and combustion venting.
Performed annual heating tune-ups on four systems (three furnaces and a garage heater) and serviced three humidifiers. On the living room furnace, found a disconnected condensate hose leaking into the upper cabinet, and the heat exchanger shows severe rust and corrosion from the AC evaporator coil leaking onto it, with no visible cracks; combustion analysis showed fluctuating flue CO levels (28 ppm), though the unit is operating properly and safe for continued use. All other systems operated properly, and the furnace will be reassessed in spring/early summer once the source of the evaporator coil leak is determined.
Performed a biannual plumbing inspection of exposed copper supply lines, valves, and fittings in the basement utility area, finding the lines and shutoff valve generally intact with some surface oxidation. Identified heavy verdigris corrosion on a copper line and brass compression fittings at the equipment cabinet, indicating a possible slow leak or connection deterioration; recommend further evaluation and fitting replacement or tightening to prevent water damage.
Performed a seasonal tune-up on the Magic-Pak packaged HVAC system, inspecting the components and noting frost/ice accumulation on the evaporator coil and surrounding surfaces, which indicates a possible airflow restriction or refrigerant-related issue requiring further evaluation. The Honeywell steam humidifier canister requires replacement, and a return visit has been scheduled to install the part.
Performed a system walkthrough at the homeowner's request to document the locations, model numbers, and serial numbers of the boiler, air conditioning system, and air exchanger (AE) for future maintenance and service reference; no maintenance was performed. Recorded reported service history, including intermittent boiler error code 18 requiring manual resets and certain radiators overheating. No active faults were present at the time of the visit.
Performed a furnace tune-up, including inspection of the burners, blower, inducer, pressure switch, safety and limit switches, flame sensor, and igniter, along with gas pressure and combustion air checks and a camera inspection of the heat exchanger. Accessed the roof and found the concentric vent pipe fitted with a cap that is obstructing the combustion air intake; the proper termination section has been ordered, and a return visit is scheduled to locate the blockage and complete repairs. The system was cycled and is currently operating safely.
Replaced the failed 1.5–3 ton three-phase R-410A compressor, which had suffered a mechanical failure. After installation, the system was evacuated, recharged, and tested. Final readings showed 105.7 psig low side and 186.6 psig high side, with 21.3° superheat and 1.5° subcooling, confirming the system is operating and the repair is complete.
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