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.
Our team provides installation, maintenance, and repair services for furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We can also help you achieve better indoor air quality in Roberts, WI. We install and service CO detectors, humidifiers, air purifiers, and much more.
Our summers are relatively mild, but it still gets hot and humid enough that you need reliable cooling. We handle everything from energy-efficient upgrades to emergency HVAC services for Roberts homes. Our technicians specialize in both central systems and ductless mini-split systems.
Our plumbing team provides the local expertise you need. We know how to upgrade a home to protect it from the area’s hard water. Our plumbers reduce water usage, optimize water heater efficiency, and much more.
Our electricians handle everything from rewiring old houses to optimizing new homes with sophisticated systems. Our rewiring services include replacing outdated components, such as aluminum and knob-and-tube wiring.
Our team provides home services all around Roberts Village Park. It’s the heart of local gatherings and the site of Good Neighbor Days, a beloved annual festival. This is an area where many houses date back to the 1990s and earlier. We help homeowners with older houses achieve efficient heating and cooling and better indoor air quality in Roberts, WI. Our electricians in Roberts, WI upgrade electrical panels and other aspects of residential electrical systems. Our plumbers in Roberts, WI can help you improve your plumbing system as well. That includes lowering your water consumption and protecting against the region’s hard water.
Our company provides HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services throughout St. Croix County and the surrounding areas. We have over 65 years of experience and deliver excellent customer service. We now have over 6,000 5-star reviews. You can schedule appointments with us online or by phone. Same-day appointments are available for urgent issues, and we have team members on call for emergencies. For installations, we offer free quotes and financing on approved credit. We also encourage you to learn more about our Family Rewards Club. Membership can save you big on home maintenance in the years ahead.
Hurlburt is a local, trusted choice for plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling in Roberts, WI. Call today or contact us online to schedule an appointment.
Replaced three standard height toilets with new units including wax rings, mounting bolts, and complete installation. Installed a 20-inch whole house sediment and rust filter with 1-inch inline connection to address excessive sand and sediment contamination affecting plumbing fixtures throughout the residence. Replaced one toilet shut-off valve and supply line to prevent future water damage and ensure proper emergency shut-off capability. All installations completed to manufacturer specifications with filter system designed to capture sediment, dirt, and rust particles, protecting fixtures from mineral damage and staining while improving water quality.
Responded to multiple toilet issues in units 8-12 where sediment accumulation in tanks caused fill valve malfunctions and gasket deterioration leading to bowl leakage. Installed two Mansfield gaskets as immediate repair solution. Documented conditions and completed parts order form for three replacement toilet units and sediment filtration system to be installed during follow-up visit later this week to address underlying water quality issue causing excessive mineral buildup.
Responded to a water leak under the bathroom sink caused by failed shut-off valve and deteriorated supply lines. Shut off water supply to the affected bathroom and removed the old, leaking components. Installed new shut-off valve and braided stainless steel supply lines, restoring full water service to the sink with no active leaks upon completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on system older than 10 years with frozen refrigerant lines. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser coil completely packed with debris restricting airflow. Performed thorough coil cleaning to restore proper airflow through condenser. After cleaning, verified system operation and measured pressures and temperatures. System equipped with TXV showed good temperature drop across evaporator coil. Pressures indicated slight overcharge on R-22 system, but left unchanged due to 20-year operational history without issues. Tested capacitor and found weak readings. Indoor air filter found in acceptable condition. System restored to cooling operation following coil cleaning.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning maintenance tune-up on a 7-year-old single unit system. Performed indoor inspection including filter check, blower assembly cleaning, and verified proper blower speed settings. Conducted outdoor unit evaluation with electrical component inspection, capacitor testing (all readings within manufacturer specifications), and wiring verification. Rinsed condenser coils, reassembled unit, and performed operational test confirming proper system performance with 22-degree temperature split across the evaporator coil.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 30-year-old Tempstar R-22 system. Inspected outdoor unit components, rinsed condenser coil, verified blower wheel and evaporator coil cleanliness, and confirmed clean filter. During operational testing, discovered suction line freezing with low pressure reading of approximately 45 PSI, indicating significant refrigerant undercharge from previous service by another company. Scheduled service advisor for follow-up refrigerant evaluation and system diagnostics to address the R-22 charging issue.
Conducted on-site assessment to provide estimate for water meter hookup replacement in mechanical utility room. Inspected existing plumbing configuration including water heater connections, copper supply lines, and main water service entry point to determine scope of work required for meter hookup replacement.
Responded to no heat call with reported loud fan noise and error code 163 on S40 controller indicating refrigerant detection system alarm. Upon arrival, found furnace shut off with recurring fault history. Performed diagnostic inspection of S40 controller, furnace control board, and associated wiring connections. Verified refrigerant levels within specification and cycled system through operational sequence. Error cleared during diagnostic process, but identified faulty refrigerant sensor as root cause of intermittent alarm condition. Ordered replacement sensor to resolve recurring issue and prevent future nuisance shutdowns.
Responded to callback for water heater installed one month prior with reported air in water lines throughout the home. Systematically bled all fixtures and water lines in the residence, removing trapped air likely introduced during initial installation. Advised customer to monitor system performance and contact for further diagnostics if issue persists.
Responded to kitchen sink plumbing issues involving low hot water pressure and a leaking basket strainer. Removed and replaced the defective basket strainer with a new unit, ensuring proper seal and installation. Cleared debris from the hot water supply tube connected to the kitchen faucet, which was restricting flow and causing the reduced pressure. Tested both hot and cold water flow after repairs to verify proper operation and confirmed no leaks at the basket strainer or supply connections.
Responded to no-heat call where thermostat displayed error code 163 indicating refrigerant leak detection. After consultation with Tech Support, determined the issue was caused by a glitch in a recent AC communicating system update. Reset power to the furnace which cleared the error code and restored normal heating function. Advised customer to contact us if the issue recurs.
Responded to no-heat call for 2008 Payne propane furnace which was found in high limit lockout. Identified severely clogged air filter with white dust from ultrasonic humidifier use as root cause of airflow restriction and overheating. Cleaned flame sensor, confirmed proper condensate drainage, and verified heat exchanger condition (which had been previously replaced). System restored to proper operation after service; recommended more frequent filter changes or alternative humidifier type to prevent future issues.
Successfully installed customer-supplied sump pump, completing all necessary labor and materials for proper setup. Configured and connected discharge piping to ensure effective water removal from the property. Installation was completed within the estimated 3-4 hour timeframe, with all required parts sourced from truck inventory.
Completed assessment of unfinished basement area for sump pump discharge pipe installation. Verified existing setup where another company (Groundworks) is installing the sump pump, while our service is required specifically for PVC discharge piping. Confirmed need to verify permit status before proceeding with installation.
Responded to service call for a 6-year-old HVAC system with intermittent heating issues, where the furnace was cycling on and off and failing to maintain set temperature. Diagnostic inspection revealed a severely clogged air filter restricting proper airflow. Replaced filter, which restored normal system operation and heating function.
Performed scheduled furnace maintenance under annual agreement. Inspected heat exchanger (noted minor rust spots - not concerning), cleaned flame sensor, and observed slightly dusty but functional blower wheel. Tested gas pressure and temperature drop - both within specifications. System operating normally; recommended filter inspection in one month.
Conducted assessment of existing 40-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater, which showed signs of corrosion despite still being operational. Determined a 50-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater would better accommodate growing family needs. Provided replacement options to customer, including potential for combined HVAC and water heater replacement. Customer will consider options presented.
Responded to customer complaint of washing machine drain backing up after multiple loads. Upon inspection, determined main drain and washing machine drain were functioning properly. Identified actual issue was water softener discharge hose not properly inserted into floor drain, causing water to spill onto mechanical room floor during regeneration cycles. Corrected by properly securing softener discharge hose into floor drain to prevent future flooding.
Responded to complaint of loud humming noise occurring when toilets are flushed in a well-supplied residence. Identified vibration in the cold, soft water line within the mechanical room as the source of noise transmission throughout the house. Removed support clamps securing copper lines to wooden framing members, which eliminated the vibration issue. Instructed customer to contact if noise recurs.
Responded to service call for toilet leak. Found water supply valve and line both leaking. Replaced defective angle stop valve and installed new supply line, resolving the continuous water leakage issue.
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