with Purchase of Furnace & AC
Includes Merv 16 5" media cabinent and ApcoX Premium UV-light. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
Furnaces, boilers and heat pumps are the most common heating systems in Elk Mound. We’ll go over the benefits and drawbacks of each option so that you fully understand them. Many homeowners pair a heat pump with a furnace. The heat pump provides cooling during the summer and efficient heating during the winter. When the temperature drops below freezing, the furnace kicks on. Having this reliable form of backup heat ensures you never have to worry about staying warm.
Central AC is an excellent option for homes that prefer consistent comfort and powerful cooling. We’ll perform load calculations to choose the correct size equipment. Undersizing and oversizing both waste energy and increase your cooling costs. They also result in hot and cold spots that make the home uncomfortable. Our accurate sizing process avoids these issues from the start.
If you want the most precise form of cooling, we’ll recommend a zoned setup. You’ll have room-by-room temperature control, which is great for homes with multiple floors. When you need an AC repair in Elk Mound, WI, help is just a phone call away.
Remodeling your kitchen or bathroom? If so, we can do all of the plumbing upgrades. If you’re installing a garbage disposal, we may need to add a dedicated circuit. This helps keep the breaker from tripping when using the new appliance. If you want to update the bathroom with a new toilet, we can install a low-flow model that saves water.
If you’re constantly running out of hot water, it may be time to go tankless. Tankless water heaters not only provide continuous hot water but also use less energy. This means you save money on utility bills. And because they don’t require a storage tank, there’s a lower risk of leaks and flooding.
Our electricians in Elk Mound, WI have extensive training for installing and fixing electrical systems. If you want better airflow in your home, we can install new ceiling fans.
Remodeling often requires adding new switches and outlets. We’ll consider the home’s layout and lighting when choosing where to place them.
We’ll inspect your panel to make sure it has adequate capacity. Upgrades to breakers and wiring are sometimes necessary for safety or performance reasons. You may need a full-panel upgrade to add an EV charger. 100-amp panels don’t have enough capacity to safely support EV charging. By adding a larger panel with ample capacity, you won’t have to worry about overloads.
Many homes near County Road U need sump pumps to manage spring snowmelt and heavy rainfall. Our team installs these devices, including submersible, battery backup, and pedestal types.
Homeowners along Highway 93 often have us install whole-home generators to prepare for storm-related power outages. We’ll connect the transfer switch and set up the wiring so that everything functions reliably.
If you live near Beaver Creek Reserve and want better indoor air quality, we can install a whole-home air purifier. Other solutions for indoor air quality in Elk Mound, WI include whole-home humidifiers and dehumidification systems.
Our customers love our people-driven culture. They frequently leave us 5-star reviews, praising us for our professionalism and reliability. You can read through thousands of them to see why they keep choosing us.
We come to all jobs with fully stocked trucks to fix most problems in one visit. If we ever have to turn off the home’s water or electrical supply, we’ll let you know in advance. Our fast service for emergency HVAC in Elk Mound is greatly appreciated when there are refrigerant leaks or sudden system breakdowns. We’ll arrive quickly to restore comfort with a long-term solution. The Hurlburt Family Rewards Club helps you stay on top of essential maintenance that improves the home’s energy performance and comfort.
Contact Hurlburt today to book service for electric, plumbing, HVAC, and indoor air quality in Elk Mound, WI.
Responded to service call for electric water heater with no hot water production. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed thermostats as the root cause of system failure. Presented multiple repair options to customer, who elected to proceed with complete water heater replacement. Successfully removed existing Richmond brand electric water heater and installed new Bradford White unit. Completed all necessary electrical connections, plumbing connections with copper piping, and verified proper operation of new system. Unit tested and left in full working order.
Responded to no cooling complaint on seven-year-old two-stage system with elevated indoor humidity. Diagnosed system operating normally on first stage cooling (Y1), but second stage (Y2) failing to activate. Verified 24V power present at Y2 terminal and confirmed solenoid clicking sound at compressor when second stage called, indicating electrical signal reaching unit but compressor not engaging. Used multimeter to verify voltage and monitored amperage at outdoor unit—no increase in amp draw when transitioning to second stage. Checked refrigerant pressures which remained unchanged between stage one and stage two operation, confirming compressor not running. Attempted mechanical troubleshooting of solenoid valve without success. Determined compressor internal solenoid valve failure preventing second stage operation. Documented findings with photos of electrical testing and compressor components showing age-related corrosion. Recommended compressor replacement under manufacturer warranty
Responded to no-cool call on south-side AC unit of dual-system residence (10+ years old) with reported breaker tripping issues. Upon inspection, identified pinched compressor wire and completely failed capacitor. Repaired pinched wiring, replaced capacitor, and performed coil wash on outdoor unit. System startup and performance testing revealed adequate cooling with good temperature drop in conditioned space, though subcooling measured at 2° indicating potential minor refrigerant undercharge. System currently operating within acceptable parameters; recommended monitoring performance and reassessing refrigerant charge if cooling capacity diminishes.
Responded to commercial boiler service call for Lochinvar unit experiencing intermittent shutdowns requiring frequent manual resets. Upon arrival, found maintenance reminder light illuminated with no active fault codes present. Cleaned flame sensor and verified boiler operation through complete cycle testing. Discovered water heater thermostat set beyond hot stage threshold, which may have contributed to system overheating and shutdowns. Adjusted thermostat to proper operating range and marked previous setting position for reference. Monitored system operation for 45 minutes with no faults or cycling issues observed. All equipment functioning normally at time of departure, though potential control board issue cannot be ruled out if symptoms recur.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 13-year-old Nordyne air conditioning system experiencing repeated freeze-up conditions. Upon arrival, unit had been shut off by homeowner to allow ice to thaw. Disassembled evaporator coil for thorough inspection to rule out airflow restrictions and verified coil was clean and unobstructed. Inspected blower assembly and confirmed proper operation. Diagnostic testing revealed system was operating with insufficient refrigerant charge. Added one pound of R-410A refrigerant to system and verified proper operation. Post-service measurements confirmed 8°F subcooling. Homeowner will schedule follow-up appointment for comfort advisor consultation at later date due to scheduling constraints.
Completed installation of customer-supplied 40-gallon Richmond natural gas water heater in basement utility room. Removed existing unit, installed new water heater with proper venting connections to existing ductwork, connected gas and water supply lines, and tested system for proper operation and safety compliance.
Responded to no hot water emergency call and diagnosed faulty igniter on A.O. Smith tanked water heater. Upon inspection, discovered the water heater was actively leaking and had been improperly integrated with the in-floor heating system, creating a critical failure situation. Due to the combination of failed igniter and active water leak compromising the unit's integrity, replacement was necessary to restore hot water service and ensure safe operation of both the domestic water heating and in-floor heating systems.
Responded to customer request for toilet drain relocation estimate. Arrived on-site after 3:30 PM as scheduled and performed assessment of existing toilet installation and current drain line configuration. Evaluated feasibility of relocating toilet drain several feet from current position in residential bathroom. Documented existing conditions including current toilet placement, flooring type, wall construction, and drainage system access points through photographic documentation. Estimate for drain relocation work to be provided to customer following site evaluation.
# HVAC Maintenance Agreement - Tune Up Service Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up service on residential outdoor condenser unit. Performed thorough cleaning of outdoor unit coils and components, replaced air filter, and conducted complete system testing of all electrical components and mechanical operations. During final equipment testing, identified thermostat failure requiring replacement or repair. Documented equipment condition with photographs of unit make, model, and serial number information per service protocol.
Completed annual air conditioning maintenance and tune-up on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, noting accumulated dirt and debris on exterior mesh panels typical of normal operation. Evaluated indoor air handler components including filter condition and mechanical connections. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters per manufacturer specifications.
Responded to service call for generator not starting. Performed diagnostic testing on generator control system, which failed multiple tests confirming control failure. Documented electrical panel and circuit breaker configuration with photos. Contacted property owner to discuss repair versus replacement options and will provide pricing for both solutions.
Responded to service call for 40-gallon LP (liquid propane) tanked water heater leaking from the bottom. Inspected unit and identified active leak originating from lower section of tank, indicating potential tank failure or corrosion. Provided on-site estimate for water heater replacement as requested by property owner, who indicated intent to obtain additional quotes before proceeding with repairs.
Responded to multiple copper pipe leaks in residential plumbing system, including critical leak near pressure tank dripping onto electrical components. Conducted comprehensive inspection of all affected areas and documented conditions with photographs. Reviewed all leak locations with homeowner and assessed system condition, noting exposed copper piping in ceiling joists and pressure tank connections requiring attention. Coordinated estimate for complete repipe and new pressure tank tee with accessories to address systemic issues and prevent future failures.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 2-year-old system with no reported issues. Performed full system inspection, cleaned condenser and evaporator components, verified refrigerant levels, tested electrical connections, and conducted operational run test to confirm proper system performance. Demonstrated thermostat away feature to homeowner for optimal energy efficiency during absences.
Completed comprehensive BOGO tune-up on 20-year-old air conditioning and furnace systems. For the AC unit, performed electrical inspection with capacitor testing within specifications, replaced air filter, verified evaporator coil and condensate drain functionality, and identified system operating slightly low on refrigerant charge; homeowner elected to continue operation until replacement is needed. On the furnace, cleaned flame sensor, verified proper gas pressure settings, inspected heat exchanger with no concerns found, and confirmed unit operating correctly with 50-degree temperature rise across the heat exchanger.
Completed installation of CBA38MV air handler with Quantum aluminum coil and variable speed blower motor (2.5 ton capacity), EL22XPV heat pump system, and new thermostat while retaining existing thermostat for in-floor heating system. Installed electric heat kit in air handler per customer request. Verified proper leveling of outdoor heat pump condenser unit and confirmed all electrical connections and control board wiring are secure. Noted tee fitting near pressure tank requires inspection for potential leak and recommended scheduling separate visit for like-for-like electric boiler replacement to avoid mechanical room congestion.
Performed annual inspection on A.O. Smith tanked water heater in preparation for property sale. Conducted comprehensive visual inspection of unit, verifying proper condition of temperature/pressure relief valve, discharge piping, gas line connections, and all copper supply lines. Briefly opened drain valve with attached hose to check for sediment buildup; found no sediment present, indicating proper maintenance history. Inspected all safety labels, electrical connections, and surrounding mechanical systems. Unit found to be in excellent operating condition with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling condition on geothermal heat pump system. Found failed run capacitor and hard start capacitor with burned wiring connections. Replaced both capacitors, repaired damaged wiring, and performed test run with satisfactory operation. Unit running properly at time of departure, though compressor longevity may be affected by component failures.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system with reported ice buildup. Upon arrival, confirmed system was low on refrigerant charge. Discussed repair options with homeowner, who elected to proceed with recharging the system. Added refrigerant to manufacturer specifications and injected UV dye into the system for future leak detection if needed. Cycled system through complete cooling operation and verified proper function. All operating parameters returned to normal range. System restored to full cooling capacity.
Responded to a callback for a leaking main water line at the crimp connection. Upon arrival, identified an additional issue with a ball valve leaking near the pressure tank. Replaced the defective ball valve with a new unit, resolving both the dripping condition and ensuring proper system operation. Documented the completed repairs with photos showing the pressure tank assembly and updated copper piping configuration with new valve installation.
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