
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Nelson, WI between October 2025 and June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 5, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 38 jobs in Nelson, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Responded to no-heat call for garage heater. Found pilot light would ignite but gas valve failed to open despite receiving proper 24-volt signal. Diagnosed faulty standing pilot gas valve preventing main burner operation. Provided estimate for gas valve replacement on Modine unit.
Responded to no cooling complaint on R22 air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed inadequate cooling with only 5-degree temperature drop across system. Performed diagnostic pressure check and found low side pressure at 20 PSI, indicating significant refrigerant loss. System requires refrigerant recharge and potential leak detection. Coordinated service authorization with property owner and advised of repair options and pricing for older R22 unit.
Responded to no cooling call on aging HVAC system with suspected thermostat wiring issues from previous installation. Found incorrect thermostat wiring and multiple improper modifications throughout the system. Corrected wiring to restore system operation, however unit immediately exhibited coil freeze-up upon startup. Given the system's age of approximately 40+ years and compromised condition from previous unprofessional work, advised that the outdoor condenser and overall system have exceeded their serviceable lifespan and require full replacement to restore reliable cooling operation.
Performed annual AC tune-up per rewards membership on an 18-year-old single system. Customer reported inadequate cooling performance. Upon inspection, found no temperature drop across the evaporator coil. Connected manifold gauges and discovered system was in a vacuum, indicating complete loss of refrigerant charge. Identified unit uses R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer stocked or serviced. Explained situation to customer and provided recommendation for new equipment replacement due to age of system and refrigerant phase-out. Documented existing indoor furnace unit and outdoor condenser installation with photos for equipment replacement quote.
Performed AC tune-up on 7-year-old York system with reported cooling deficiency. Temperature drop across evaporator coil measured only 8°F, indicating insufficient refrigerant charge. Visual inspection revealed bottom coil loops frozen while top loops remained warm. Refrigerant pressure testing confirmed system significantly low on charge. Leak detection scan of outdoor condenser unit identified oil residue on bottom section, though exact leak location could not be pinpointed. Provided customer with repair options including refrigerant recharge with UV dye injection and potential follow-up visits for leak confirmation. Customer elected to schedule consultation for system replacement estimate.
# Service Summary Responded to service call for running toilet. Upon inspection, identified faulty fill valve and deteriorated flapper causing continuous water flow and leakage. Replaced complete internal tank components including fill valve assembly and flapper mechanism to restore proper function and eliminate water waste.
Responded to service call for a Lennox mini-split condenser unit that was improperly mounted and pulling away from the house siding. Technician reclaimed refrigerant, removed the unit, and properly reinstalled the mounting bracket using longer lag bolts secured to wall studs. After reinstallation, the system was evacuated, charged, and tested for proper operation, resolving the safety hazard and ensuring correct unit function.
Performed preventative maintenance tune-up on 18-year-old LP furnace. Inspected heat exchanger with no compromises found, verified condensate drainage, and tested system operation with 47-degree temperature rise. Identified inducer motor drawing higher than specified amperage (3.4A vs. 2.8A spec) with audible noise; balanced blower wheel and confirmed all other electrical components within specifications. Recommended obtaining estimate for inducer motor replacement.
Replaced 20-year-old Mansfield toilet with new Gerber Viper biscuit two-piece standard round toilet. Installation included new wax ring and bolts. Customer opted for replacement rather than multiple repairs to aging fixture.
Responded to service call regarding malfunctioning toilet handle. Upon assessment, determined toilet required full replacement rather than repair. Presented customer with multiple toilet options, including shorter models as specifically requested for household member with height considerations. Installed new toilet unit and confirmed proper operation before completing service.
Responded to callback regarding shop heater with intermittent fan operation. Diagnosed issue with relay switch that required manual tapping to activate. Replaced defective relay switch to restore proper automatic fan function during heating cycles.
Responded to service call for Hot Dawg shop heater (10-15 years old) that was running but not producing heat. Upon arrival, customer had already performed preliminary cleaning. Diagnostic testing revealed no operational issues after multiple test cycles. System is now functioning properly with adequate heat output.
Responded to no heat call for commercial tube heater system. Upon arrival, found both units operational with temperature at 65°F. Customer had recently brought cold trucks in following a fire call, creating excessive heating load. Replaced thermostat as requested by customer and verified proper system operation. Recommended cleaning reflectors to improve radiant heat efficiency of the tube heater.
Responded to a carbon monoxide emergency where alarms triggered and fire department confirmed CO presence, requiring gas shutoff. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace including heat exchanger examination, exhaust system check, and combustion analysis with no significant concerns identified. Replaced completely clogged air filter and verified system operation with minimal CO readings (1ppm), likely residual from previous incident.
Provided technical assistance to Mike R for repair of tube heaters. Performed necessary service work to restore functionality on both units that were down. Replacement parts were installed as documented in Meno, requiring two technicians and ladder access for proper installation and commissioning.
Responded to wood boiler system operating issue with zones not shutting off at temperature. Diagnosed wood stove lockout and reset unit to restore operation. Examined pump functionality throughout system and replaced garage pump as troubleshooting measure. Identified design issue causing continuous flow through hot water coil loop even when pump is inactive. Recommended installation of relay-in-a-box (RIB) to allow proper thermostat control of blower and pump to eliminate persistent heat problem.
Responded to no-heat call for one-year-old boiler showing error code. Discovered dead bird obstructing venting and condensate system, requiring disassembly of equipment for removal and thorough flushing. Noted minor dripping from relief valve during operational verification after service was completed.
Responded to no-heat call at fire station regarding non-functional tube heater. Discovered previous contractor had abandoned the repair job, leaving missing parts on one burner and holes in the tubes. System appears to be an older model with significant wear. Coordinated with team member to evaluate replacement options, including pricing for a new unit heater and researching parts availability for the existing system.
Performed comprehensive tuneup on Luxaire gas furnace for new customer. Thoroughly inspected heat exchanger with no defects found, cleaned condensate system and burners, and verified proper operation. Noted outdoor Guardian AC unit requires leveling; customer will schedule AC service in spring when weather permits.
Completed maintenance service on 5-year-old gas furnace. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of heat exchanger, flame sensor cleaning, and condensate system cleaning. Observed corrosion on metal components and examined ductwork connections. Customer reported issues with M30 WiFi thermostat, but opted to continue using current unit after consultation.
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