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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Pepin, WI between June 2026 and August 2026.
The most recent job was on August 19, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 118 jobs in Pepin, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Responded to service call for non-operational mini split system with no heating or cooling capability. Upon inspection, discovered rodent nest near outdoor unit wiring ports with extensive wire damage from chewing. Removed damaged wiring, cut back affected conductors to undamaged sections, and completed rewiring of mini split head to outdoor condensing unit, restoring system to proper operation.
Contacted client to schedule boiler installation with preference for Thursday appointment to coordinate with existing scheduled service visit. Documented exterior work area showing access points and interior attic space with existing HVAC ductwork and spray foam insulation for installation planning purposes.
Completed comprehensive maintenance agreement service on 18-year-old gas furnace and 3-year-old air conditioning system. Performed full AC tune-up including inspection of evaporator coil, cleared condensate drain line obstruction, verified 20° temperature split across coil, and cleaned heavily plugged condenser coil at outdoor unit. Inspected all outdoor components including capacitor and verified proper system operation. On furnace side, inspected heat exchanger for integrity, cleaned flame sensor, checked condensate system, tested capacitor, and confirmed proper heating operation throughout all cycles.
Completed annual preventative maintenance and tune-up on 4-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all components including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate drain lines, and airflow measurements. All system parameters tested within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted. System operating normally with no customer-reported issues prior to service.
Responded to a mystery water leak in the laundry room and conducted a thorough inspection to identify the source. Located the leak at the main shut-off valve before the meter, which exhibited significant age-related deterioration, corrosion, and patina on the brass valve body. Documented the condition of the aging plumbing assembly with photographs and provided an estimate for main valve replacement, advising that city water shut-off coordination will be required to complete the repair work.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on a 40-year-old residential cooling system utilizing R-22 refrigerant. Performed standard maintenance protocol including system inspection, cleaning, and operational testing as documented on tune-up form. Identified refrigerant charge deficiency and discussed ongoing concerns regarding unit age, obsolete refrigerant type, and overall system condition with property owner, noting that replacement options have been reviewed in previous service visits.
Completed comprehensive geothermal system tune-up and inspection under rewards membership agreement. Performed full system diagnostics, checked all operational parameters, inspected ground loop connections, verified refrigerant levels, tested safety controls, and evaluated heat pump performance. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues identified; system running efficiently and ready for continued service.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 33-year-old R22 system experiencing coil freeze-up. Upon arrival, diagnosed low refrigerant charge as primary cause of icing condition. During inspection, identified signs of low-level carbon monoxide leakage from furnace burner compartment front cover. Advised system shutdown and fan-only operation to allow complete defrost of evaporator coil prior to service. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing Janitrol Ninety-Plus furnace installation and overall system age. Due to obsolete R22 refrigerant, advanced system age exceeding service life expectancy, and safety concerns with carbon monoxide detection, recommended comfort advisor consultation for system replacement options.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-15 year old Carrier air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed capacitor on outdoor condensing unit. Replaced defective capacitor and verified system operation. Unit returned to cooling adequately for age of equipment. Customer aware system is approaching end of service life but elected to continue operation at this time.
Responded to service call for air conditioning system with insufficient cooling. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and found temperature split of only 2-3 degrees across the evaporator coil. Measured refrigerant charge parameters and identified critically low refrigerant levels with superheat reading of 54 degrees, indicating significant undercharge. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and refrigerant lines for potential leak sources. Provided detailed pricing options for refrigerant recharge and system repair recommendations, with customer requesting additional consultation before proceeding with repairs.
Performed preventive maintenance tune-up on dual-head Samsung mini-split system, approximately two years old. Cleaned and inspected both indoor air handlers, removing debris including insect contamination from internal components. Cleaned evaporator coils, washed filters, and verified proper airflow. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, cleaned coil fins, and confirmed proper operation. Measured and verified temperature differential across both zones within acceptable range. Flushed condensate drain lines to ensure proper drainage and address reported condensation concerns. All system components tested and confirmed operating within normal parameters upon completion.
Responded to a leaky kitchen faucet complaint where water supply had been shut off to the affected area. Upon inspection, determined the faucet was leaking from the base and required replacement. Successfully removed the old unit and installed a new Zurn faucet, restoring full functionality to the kitchen plumbing system.
Responded to no cooling call for commercial shop air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, found capacitor had failed, causing motor to overheat and unit to not operate. Replaced defective capacitor, tested system operation, and verified unit returned to normal cooling function.
Responded to leaking temperature and pressure relief valve on a three-year-old water heater that was previously installed without an expansion tank. Upon arrival, found homeowner had rigged a temporary hose to direct water flow from the leaking T&P valve to the floor drain. Diagnosed the issue as thermal expansion causing excessive pressure in the closed plumbing system due to the absence of an expansion tank during original installation. Installed a new expansion tank to accommodate thermal expansion and prevent future pressure buildup in the system. Replaced the failed temperature and pressure relief valve with a new unit. Properly connected the expansion tank to the cold water supply line using appropriate copper piping and fittings. Tested the system for proper operation and verified that all connections were secure with no leaks present. Additionally, delivered and installed a UV bulb for the furnace as part of the service call. All work completed to code specifications, and the
Completed installation of Mitsubishi MXZ 24K BTU multi-zone mini-split system with up to 20 SEER2 rating as part of HEAR Program, installing two indoor air handling units in the residence. Navigated challenging crawl space access to run electrical wiring and installed dedicated electrical outlets and disconnect switches for each unit to meet code requirements. Successfully mounted all equipment, completed electrical connections, and verified system operation.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning preventive maintenance service including thorough cleaning of condenser unit, verification of capacitor and contactor specifications within acceptable ranges, and confirmation of 19-degree temperature differential across the evaporator coil. Replaced air filter, cleared condensate drain line, and verified blower assembly and evaporator coil cleanliness. System operating at optimal performance with no deficiencies noted.
Replaced single-stage control board on HVAC system due to recurring failure. Relocated and remounted control board several inches higher than original position to prevent water splash damage that caused previous annual failures. Verified system operation upon completion with all functions working properly.
Performed follow-up system balancing on 1-year-old Lennox split system with no active airflow or comfort concerns. Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and furnace maintenance per scheduled balancing visit promised at installation. Verified proper airflow distribution throughout system, checked refrigerant levels, inspected electrical connections, tested thermostat operation, and ensured all mechanical components functioning within manufacturer specifications. Documentation and photos captured for service records.
Responded to service call for boiler ignition issues that had been previously diagnosed with flame sensor and spark rod replacement, which did not resolve the problem. Upon inspection, discovered bird nest obstruction in vent pipe and removed debris to restore proper venting. Tested incoming propane gas pressure, found it reading 10 inches water column below manufacturer specifications of 11-14 inches. Adjusted gas pressure to 12 inches water column for optimal performance. Conducted operational testing of boiler system, which ignited successfully with one hard start noted during testing. Installed new flame sensor and spark rod as previously sold. Submitted warranty form for potential gas valve and venturi replacement if future issues arise. Additionally, performed Comfort Club maintenance service on two separate air conditioning systems located in two homes on the property, completing routine tune-up procedures on both units. All systems operational upon departure.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20+ year old air conditioning system that was frozen solid. Upon arrival, customer had already thawed coils per initial instructions to shut down compressor and run fan only. Verified refrigerant charge levels were within acceptable range. Inspected MERV 11 filter in basement, found minimal restriction. System was maintaining temperature setpoint at time of inspection. Discovered blower motor showing signs of oil leakage from bearings. Inspected all electrical connections and tightened loose wire nuts throughout system. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing heavily soiled blower motor assembly with significant dust and debris accumulation. Due to age of equipment and blower motor condition, recommended comfort advisor consultation for replacement options.
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