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Our company provides heating services for furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We can also help you protect and enhance your indoor air quality in Mondovi, WI.
Our cooling technicians handle everything from energy-efficient upgrades to precision AC repair in Mondovi, WI. We even have technicians on call for emergency HVAC solutions throughout Mondovi.
We encourage area homeowners to schedule annual plumbing inspections. Our plumbers in Mondovi, WI can identify and correct issues before they get expensive.
We also offer reverse osmosis (RO) systems for households that want cleaner, better-tasting water.
We can help you modernize your home through our electrical services. That includes making it safer and more energy-efficient.
Our team provides cooling and heating repair throughout Mondovi, WI. We provide energy-efficient HVAC solutions that help residents significantly lower their heating bills. Those include high-efficiency furnaces, high-efficiency boilers, and dual-fuel heat pumps. This is an area with many older houses that have electrical systems dating back decades.
Our electricians in Mondovi, WI can upgrade them with new wiring, higher-amp electrical panels, and whole-house surge protection. Our plumbers in Mondovi, WI can help protect your home from the area’s hard water. That can improve water heater efficiency and the lifespan of your major appliances. Poor indoor air quality is a growing health concern, as local winters force people indoors for long periods. We can help you improve your air through air purifiers, humidity control, germicidal lights, and more.
Our family business is proud to serve Mondovi and the surrounding areas. We have over 65 years of experience and have earned more than 6,000 5-star customer reviews. Our team includes certified HVAC technicians, licensed plumbers, and licensed electricians in Mondovi, WI. For installations, we offer free quotes and financing on approved credit. Contact us anytime for emergency HVAC services in Mondovi. We offer same-day appointments and have a live answering service on call 24/7. For maintenance, explore our Hurlburt Family Rewards program. Membership can save you money while making HVAC, plumbing, and electrical maintenance more convenient.
Hurlburt is a local, trusted choice for plumbing, electrical, and HVAC services in Mondovi, WI. We carry that genuine Midwestern hometown care into every house we step into, backed by the skill and equipment to deliver top-tier results. We work with homeowners to help them choose options that will work for them and their households. To schedule an appointment, call today or book online.
Responded to scheduled service call for damper assembly replacement in commercial HVAC system. Upon arrival, attempted to locate and replace two damper assemblies: one 12" x 18" side mount unit and one 14" round damper assembly. Unable to locate bathroom damper assembly during inspection of ductwork and mechanical spaces. Encountered significant difficulty accessing and removing the existing 14" round damper due to installation constraints and surrounding ductwork configuration. Photographed existing conditions showing large insulated cylindrical ductwork with reflective silver wrapping, yellow fiberglass insulation in deteriorated condition, white PVC piping, and black flexible conduit in confined ceiling space. Due to access challenges with the round damper removal and inability to locate the second damper, coordinated with dispatch to reschedule service call with original estimator to review installation plan and complete repairs.
Responded to no cooling complaint in front zone of building. Upon arrival, found thermostat blank and unresponsive. Diagnosed issue as access panel not fully secured, preventing door safety switch from engaging and cutting power to system. Repositioned access panel to ensure proper contact with door switch. System immediately restored power and resumed normal operation. Verified thermostat display returned and unit cycled on properly. Documented equipment condition via photos showing air handler compartment and internal components accessed during troubleshooting.
Responded to multiple geothermal HVAC units not operational in commercial facility. Found loop field low on water and repressurized system to 20 psi. Operating room unit had locked out due to failed blower motor, which was replaced to restore functionality. Infloor geothermal unit had triggered freeze protection lockout; preliminary diagnostics indicate probable low refrigerant charge requiring follow-up service visit for complete evaluation and repair. Monitored operating room unit after repairs to confirm proper operation.
Responded to kitchen drainage emergency where dishwasher operation caused flooding and sink backup. Disassembled and inspected P-trap, discovering a lodged knife obstructing flow. Removed foreign object and attempted drain snake augering, encountering resistance at approximately 36 feet into the drain line, indicating potential secondary blockage or pipe condition requiring further assessment.
Replaced failing well pressure tank with new 32-gallon pressure tank assembly to restore proper water flow and prevent pump motor burnout. Removed waterlogged existing tank, installed new tank with tee assembly, pressure switch, and pressure gauge. Completed full system replacement including all necessary connections and fittings to ensure proper operation and pressure regulation for the well water system.
Responded to service call for geothermal system with domestic hot water issue. Coordinated with plumbing contractor who had restored cold water supply but was unable to complete hot water repairs. Performed repairs on geothermal loop system by replacing flanged plate, tension ring, and mounting bolts. Bled air from domestic hot water lines and geothermal loop lines to ensure proper system operation. Conducted system tests to verify equipment functionality. System restored to proper operation with both heating loop and hot water supply functioning correctly.
Responded to no water pressure call throughout entire house related to geothermal heating system. Upon inspection, identified failed pump flange on geothermal circulation pump that had been installed three years prior. Documented existing hydronic system configuration including circulator pumps, brass valving, insulated supply lines, and geothermal system components. Coordinated scheduling with geothermal specialist for pump flange replacement and system restoration.
Replaced failed RPZ backflow preventer with new Watkins RPZ assembly to protect potable water supply from contamination in commercial mechanical room. Removed deteriorated existing backflow device and installed new unit with proper brass fittings, test cocks, and pressure connections per code requirements.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed 25/5 dual run capacitor on outdoor condensing unit. After obtaining approval, replaced defective capacitor and verified system operation. Post-repair testing revealed unit achieving only 10-degree temperature split, indicating low refrigerant charge of R-22. System age and condition, combined with refrigerant loss, warranted recommendation for leak detection service and system replacement evaluation. Provided estimates for repair options and full system upgrade due to aging equipment and obsolete refrigerant type.
Completed scheduled maintenance visit for 3-year-old air conditioning system under rewards membership program. Disassembled outdoor condenser unit and performed thorough washing of condenser coil, inspected all components, and verified system operation. System demonstrated excellent performance with 22° temperature drop across the evaporator coil, confirming proper refrigerant charge and airflow. All components operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered rodent damage with mice having chewed through multiple electrical wires within the outdoor condensing unit, preventing system operation despite receiving power. System was also found to be low on R22 refrigerant. Due to the extent of wire damage, use of obsolete R22 refrigerant, and system age, recommended full HVAC system replacement rather than repair.
Responded to service call for sump pump humming loudly during operation and well tank clicking issues. Upon inspection, discovered the well pressure tank was waterlogged and failing to maintain proper pressure cycling. The pressure switch was also malfunctioning, causing excessive cycling and the clicking noise reported by the customer. Performed diagnostic testing on the existing well system and confirmed the bladder in the pressure tank had failed, resulting in the tank being completely filled with water rather than maintaining the proper air-to-water ratio. Provided detailed estimate for replacement of the well pressure tank and pressure switch to restore proper system operation and eliminate the humming and clicking issues.
Completed full warranty repair on residential air conditioning system by replacing the evaporator coil and thermostatic expansion valve (TXV). After installation of new components, recharged the system with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications and performed comprehensive operational testing to verify proper cooling performance and system functionality. Unit is operating within normal parameters with no issues detected.
Responded to water leak at RPZ backflow preventer assembly located in parlor near chemical room. Upon inspection, identified active leak at Wilkins backflow prevention device and determined Y strainer requires replacement due to failure. Documented existing conditions showing corrosion on green supply pipe, aged brass valve assembly with compliance tags intact, and multiple ball valves in system. Ordered necessary replacement parts for Y strainer to complete repair and restore proper operation of backflow prevention system.
Responded to service call for geothermal system not cooling properly. Found system had been manually switched from heating to cooling mode but was not functioning correctly. Diagnosed issue with zone control panel wiring configuration at control board. Relocated Y wire from auxiliary terminal to proper Y terminal on control board to restore proper signal to circulating pump, which restored cooling operation. Verified geothermal system now operating correctly in cooling mode with all zones functioning as designed. Recommended installation of three-way switchover valve during scheduled fall heating inspection to eliminate manual switching requirement and prevent future operational issues.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 3-year-old system. Verified all electrical components operating within manufacturer specifications, replaced air filter, and performed thorough cleaning of outdoor condenser unit. System achieved 20-degree temperature differential and is functioning properly.
Responded to no cooling call on 2-3 year old system with outdoor unit not running and warm air at vents. Upon inspection, discovered rodent damage to pressure switch wiring with chewed insulation and exposed conductors. Repaired damaged wire with proper wire nut connection and electrical tape, then sealed all condenser access points with silicone to prevent future rodent intrusion. Tested system operation and confirmed outdoor unit running properly with normal cooling restored.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old geothermal system. Upon arrival, discovered the circulation pump supplying cooling to the air handler was unplugged. Restored power to the pump, verified proper operation of the geothermal loop and air handler, and confirmed system was delivering adequate cooling throughout the home. System returned to normal operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on air conditioning system blowing warm air and experiencing freeze-up. Inspected evaporator coil for blockage and verified clear. Tested system pressures and operation, identifying low refrigerant charge on R-410A system. Presented repair options including worst-case scenario estimate. Per customer authorization, added one pound of R-410A refrigerant with dye tracer to system. Verified proper operation after refrigerant charge. Advised customer this is a temporary repair due to suspected leak and may require future service. Customer declined equipment replacement at this time. Unable to obtain unit specifications due to illegible data tag.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed thermostat was calling for cooling and condenser fan motor was operating, but compressor failed to start. Diagnostic inspection revealed severe deterioration of electrical studs on compressor terminal connections, with one stud completely detached from compressor housing. Additionally noted condenser fan motor showing signs of wear with existing hard start capacitor installed and shaft displaying increased resistance during rotation. Documented equipment condition with photographs. Informed customer of failed compressor electrical connections and aging condenser fan motor requiring repair or replacement. Recommended obtaining repair estimates for both components and suggested scheduling system replacement consultation due to advanced age and overall condition of equipment. Customer approved recommendations and replacement consultation was scheduled.
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