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See what your neighbors say about Hurlburt, and our much-loved team of HVAC contractor experts. With 24/7 service, we can heat your home day or night. Whether you need our help with a furnace repair or require a new furnace installation, we can care for your immediate home comfort needs and maintain your HVAC with our furnace maintenance plan. Turn to us for heating repair , maintenance, and heating installation!
Is your home heated with a boiler? We have boiler heating services, boiler repair, maintenance, and boiler replacement capabilities. We can even help with wood boilers! Don’t trust just anyone for your heating service needs in Eau Claire.
When it is time to buy a new air conditioner to cool your Eau Claire, WI home, you want to take out the guesswork and make sure that the AC installation and home HVAC service are above and beyond your expectations. Trust Hurlburt to serve you and your family’s air conditioning needs.Call us now for:
If you have a smaller space or home gym, you might consider having a ductless mini split for zoning your HVAC system and providing a more custom cool for your space.
An air conditioner that is leaking water can be caused by a few different factors:
If you’re experiencing an AC leak, it’s important to have a licensed HVAC technician inspect your unit to determine the root cause of the problem and make any necessary repairs.
The specific steps to fix a leaking water line depend on the type of pipe and the location of the leak. Generally, the first step is to turn off the water supply to the affected area. This can usually be done at a shut-off valve located near the leak or at the main water supply valve. Locate the source of the leak and assess the damage to determine the extent of the repair needed.To avoid any water damage or further leaks, drain the water from the pipes by turning on a faucet at a lower elevation than the leak. Depending on the extent of the damage, you may be able to repair the pipe with a patch or sealant. If the damage is more extensive, you may need to replace the damaged section of the pipe. Once the repair is complete, turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks or water damage.
If you’re not comfortable making these repairs yourself, it’s always best to contact a licensed plumber to ensure the repair is done safely and effectively.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin offers comprehensive electrical services designed to ensure your home’s electrical systems operate safely and efficiently. From meticulous electrical repairs that address immediate issues to the installation of whole-home generators for uninterrupted power during outages, their skilled technicians ensure top-tier service and reliability.
Additionally, their electrical panel services are crucial for maintaining the heart of your home’s electrical system, safeguarding against potential hazards, and improving overall electrical performance. Whether you’re upgrading your old panel to accommodate new appliances or simply ensuring your current setup meets safety standards, Hurlburt‘s expert team provides peace of mind with every service call.
Their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction makes them a trusted partner in maintaining and enhancing your home’s electrical infrastructure.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin expertly handles a wide range of electrical installation services to enhance the functionality and comfort of your home.
Whether you’re looking to modernize your space with new lighting installations that transform the ambiance of your rooms or need practical solutions like additional electrical outlets to accommodate your growing array of devices, Hurlburt’s professional team is equipped to meet your needs. They also specialize in ceiling fan installations to help you maintain a comfortable temperature year-round while improving energy efficiency.
With a commitment to safety and precision, Hurlburt ensures that every installation, big or small, is executed flawlessly to provide you with reliable and efficient electrical solutions that seamlessly integrate into your daily life.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin offers professional duct cleaning services designed to enhance both your air conditioning performance and indoor air quality. Over time, ductwork can accumulate dust, allergens, and various debris, which can impede airflow and reduce the efficiency of your HVAC system.
By choosing Hurlburt’s duct cleaning services, you can restore optimal airflow, ensuring your air conditioning system operates at peak efficiency. This not only helps in reducing energy costs but also in extending the lifespan of the system. Additionally, clean ducts significantly improve the quality of air inside your home, minimizing respiratory irritants and creating a healthier living environment.
Hurlburt’s thorough cleaning process removes contaminants effectively, providing you with cleaner, fresher air, and a more comfortable home environment.
We specialize in a variety of HVAC plumbing services, and electrical services including those mentioned above and more:
We understand the importance of keeping your home comfortable and operational all year, which is why we created our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club to help you keep your systems maintained. Additionally, we offer emergency services to ensure that you can get HVAC and plumbing services immediately.
To learn more about our expert HVAC and plumbing services, contact us today. If you want to find out what other customers are saying about our quality services, check out the reviews below!
Performed AC maintenance on 21-year-old system with customer complaint of continuous runtime and inadequate cooling. Discovered compressor run capacitor rated at 30 µF testing at 23 µF, which is below acceptable tolerance and indicates capacitor failure. Weak capacitor affects compressor operation, amp draw, and prevents accurate refrigerant charge diagnosis. JOBLINK analysis suggests system is overcharged, but reliable charge verification cannot be completed until failed capacitor is replaced. Customer declined capacitor replacement at this time to consult with spouse regarding repair versus replacement options.
Completed comprehensive AC maintenance on one condenser unit utilizing R-410A refrigerant with an ambient temperature of 69 degrees. Performed full system inspection including air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split measurements, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, run capacitor, compressor operation, refrigerant charge levels, and condensate drain line. All electrical components in the outdoor disconnect panel were inspected, including contactor and dual capacitor with proper wire connections verified. System tested and confirmed operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service completion.
Responded to a toilet repair call following a winterization service where water had been shut off to the residence. Upon inspection of the downstairs bathroom toilet, confirmed that the flapper was faulty and required replacement. Removed the old flapper and installed a new replacement flapper, restoring proper toilet function and water seal.
Performed annual A/C maintenance on a 2022 Lennox furnace and condenser system. Removed access panels, cleaned condenser coil, and verified run capacitor is operating within manufacturer specifications. Identified legacy component from previous Lennox Pulse system installation—combustion-air intake muffler remains attached to current PVC intake piping. All equipment operating normally with no functional issues detected. Recommend evaluation and removal of old Pulse muffler/adapter assembly if not required for current furnace venting design, as insufficient PVC materials were available on-site to complete replacement at this time.
Responded to emergency service call for bathtub faucet that would not shut off, requiring water to be shut off to the entire residence. Upon arrival, diagnosed faulty Moen cartridge as the source of the leak at the tub faucet. Removed existing defective cartridge and installed new Moen replacement cartridge. Restored water service to the home and tested faucet operation to verify proper shut-off function and confirm no further leaking.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance on one 3-year-old condenser unit utilizing R-410A refrigerant under 62-degree ambient conditions. Completed full system inspection including filter, thermostat operation, temperature split analysis, condenser coils, evaporator coils, blower motors, capacitors, compressor function, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain line. During inspection, identified outdoor blower motor capacitor (10mfd) testing outside acceptable specifications, indicating potential failure risk. Replaced defective capacitor with OEM-equivalent component to restore proper motor operation and prevent system shutdown. Verified all system components operating within normal parameters following repair, with proper airflow, adequate refrigerant charge, and correct temperature differential across the evaporator coil. System returned to full operational status with all maintenance agreement requirements fulfilled.
Responded to a no-cool condition on a 3-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found the outdoor unit running but the condenser fan motor not operating, resulting in hot air discharge from the indoor unit. Diagnosed a failed run capacitor that had overheated to 155°F and a condenser coil heavily blocked with cottonwood debris restricting airflow, which caused the fan motor to overheat to 178°F. Replaced the defective capacitor with new unit and thoroughly cleaned the condenser coil to restore proper airflow. Restarted the system and verified normal operation with condenser fan running properly and a 22°F temperature split across the evaporator coil. System restored to full cooling capacity.
Responded to service call for water heater repair. Diagnosed faulty gas valve on residential water heater unit. Removed existing Honeywell gas control valve and thermostat assembly. Installed new replacement gas valve with integrated temperature control featuring ON/OFF rocker switch and adjustable temperature dial ranging from HOT to VERY HOT settings. Verified proper gas connections, tested control functionality, and confirmed operational status indicator. Unit restored to full working condition with proper temperature regulation capability.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 8-year-old unit under maintenance agreement. Cleaned outdoor condenser coil, tested all electrical components confirming operation within manufacturer specifications, and replaced air filter. System demonstrated proper operation with 19-degree temperature differential across coil, indicating optimal cooling performance.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property as part of friends and family program. Evaluated all plumbing fixtures and systems, including bathroom facilities, drainage infrastructure, and under-sink connections. Documented existing conditions with photographic evidence showing traditional three-piece faucet assembly with oil-rubbed bronze finish, white PVC drain-waste-vent piping system with standard residential fittings, and overall plumbing configuration. Identified older Mansfield toilets throughout property and recommended replacement due to age and potential efficiency concerns. All accessible plumbing components inspected and findings communicated for future maintenance planning.
Responded to no hot water complaint on 15-year-old Bradford White 40-gallon gas water heater. Upon arrival, diagnosed tripped electrical outlet supplying power to the gas control valve. Reset the outlet, restored power to the unit, and ran hot water to verify proper operation. Water heater ignited and fired successfully. Inspected Honeywell gas control valve and burner assembly during testing. Provided estimate for preventive maintenance including burner assembly cleaning and thermocouple replacement due to age of unit.
Responded to no-heat call on 1988 furnace system. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed 24V control transformer caused by customer accidentally shorting low-voltage wires at outdoor condenser contactor. Replaced defective control transformer and installed inline fuse on R terminal/24V secondary circuit to provide future overcurrent protection for low-voltage system. Cycled and tested both furnace and air conditioning systems to verify proper operation. Confirmed furnace blower motor operation, condenser contactor engagement, heating cycle functionality, and airflow delivery. System restored to full operational status with both heating and cooling modes functioning properly.
Responded to service call for multiple plumbing drainage issues affecting two bathrooms. Cleared hair obstruction from upstairs bathtub/shower drain, restoring proper drainage function. Removed and extracted stuck drain stopper assembly from downstairs bathtub to allow water flow. Inspected downstairs toilet and confirmed normal flushing operation. Identified malfunctioning shower diverter requiring replacement and provided estimate for repair. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing tiled bathtub surrounds, fixtures, and drain assemblies.
Completed comprehensive repiping of cold water lines throughout the residence per approved estimate. Removed existing deteriorated copper water supply piping and installed new water distribution system to restore proper water delivery to all fixtures. Work performed in basement utility area with routing through foundation spaces as required. All connections pressure tested and verified for proper operation upon completion.
Completed installation of customer-supplied toilet with new angle stop valve in bathroom. Installed two customer-supplied sinks including vanity unit with associated drain assemblies and supply connections. Installed customer-supplied kitchen faucet and ran ice maker supply line to refrigerator location. Installed ball valve for outdoor faucet above water heater location, with valve sized up to 1 inch. Removed and hauled away existing toilet, sinks, and vanity as requested. All fixtures tested for proper operation and checked for leaks upon completion.
Completed routine AC tune-up on 9-year-old American Standard system with no reported issues. Performed comprehensive maintenance including washing outdoor condenser unit, testing all electrical components which measured within manufacturer specifications, and replacing air filter with customer-provided unit. System operational test confirmed proper performance with 18-degree temperature split across evaporator coil.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential mechanical room, examining water heater installation, piping connections, and associated plumbing systems. Documented existing Kenmore Power Miser 9 water heater with power vent configuration, pressure relief components, and PVC/steel pipe routing for service records.
Responded to commercial rooftop unit (RTU) requiring contactor replacement on left side unit. Successfully replaced two defective contactors as previously sold and approved. Upon restoring power to the system and conducting operational testing, compressor 1 failed to operate properly, indicating additional component failure beyond the original scope of work. Unit requires further diagnostic evaluation and repairs to restore full functionality. Customer notified of secondary failure and additional service requirements.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 2-year-old system under maintenance agreement. Performed outdoor condenser cleaning to remove accumulated dirt and debris from coil fins, conducted full electrical testing with all measurements within manufacturer specifications, and replaced air filter. System demonstrated proper operation with 20-degree temperature split across evaporator coil, confirming optimal cooling performance.
Responded to service call to inspect water heater gas valve. Upon arrival, accessed unit in basement utility area and performed visual inspection of Honeywell gas control valve assembly. Documented existing gas valve with detailed photographs showing model specifications, temperature settings, pilot light controls, and connection points to ensure accurate replacement part ordering. Transmitted images to parts department for proper gas valve identification and procurement.
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