Hurlburt offers heating repairs, maintenance, installations, and replacements in Altoona. This ensures we can help keep our clients warm throughout the coldest days. We service furnaces, boilers, and ductless systems, making it easy to get assistance no matter what system you have.
It’s frustrating and concerning when you realize your heating system is experiencing issues or nearing its end. Our various heating solutions can restore warmth to your home whether you want an upgrade or to fix an issue. We offer standard and emergency HVAC assistance in Altoona.
Heating solutions we provide include:
Hot summer days require having cool, conditioned air flowing through your home. Our team can help make that happen whether you have a ductless system or central AC.
When summer approaches, the days become longer, and the temperatures rise, you need HVAC technicians you can count on. We tackle large and small projects, including installations, replacements, maintenance, and repairs. Our team arrives in fully stocked vans, ready to address any air conditioning situation you’re experiencing.
Cooling solutions we supply include:
Your plumbing system goes through significant wear and tear on a daily basis, especially in the kitchen and primary bathroom. The older the system, the more problems it may experience. Our plumbers in Altoona can address any issue with your system.
When you notice problems with your plumbing, it’s understandable that you don’t want to wait long for help. You can rely on our team for prompt, efficient repair services that help the water flow freely once again. Installations and maintenance are also available.
Plumbing solutions we offer include:
Our electricians in Altoona deliver a wide range of electrical services, including installing EV chargers and whole-home generators. They also provide maintenance, replacements, and repairs, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care for your electrical system.
Homeowners should never attempt any electrical projects on their own. It could lead to personal injury, fires, and even explosions. Our experienced team can perform any project, prioritizing safety and functionality.
Electrical solutions we provide include:
There’s a lot to love about living in Altoona from hanging out at Lake Altoona Park to dining at local restaurants. After a fun day, you don’t want to deal with a problem with one of your major home systems. Thanks to our multiple services, Hurlburt can help make your house safer, more comfortable, and more functional.
No matter where you live in Altoona, our plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians can assist you with your home needs. You’ll find our trucks in several local neighborhoods, including:
Our more than 65 years of industry experience means you can count on us to provide consistent, exceptional service. We employ a team of skilled technicians, electricians, and plumbers who love what they do, and it shows. Many of our clients have written positive online reviews about Hurlburt over the years. We invite you to read what they’ve had to say so you can know what to expect during your own appointment. Welcome to the Hurlburt family!
Contact Hurlburt today for outstanding plumbing, electrical, and HVAC services in Altoona.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Altoona, WI between January 2026 and February 2026.
The most recent job was on February 3, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 431 jobs in Altoona, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Responded to service call for water heater temperature adjustment. Upon inspection of HTP unit, found temperature defaulted to 119°F instead of required 150°F. Successfully accessed control panel and recalibrated temperature settings to restore proper hot water temperature.
Diagnosed water heater failure caused by loose wire that resulted in electrical short, damaging the blower and main control board. Replaced defective components under warranty and verified proper operation of water heater. Inspected surrounding pipe insulation and connections to ensure no additional damage to the system.
Diagnosed furnace failure showing red blinking light with clicking but no heat production. Inspection revealed burned out ignitor as primary issue, with heat exchanger and other components appearing functional. Provided customer with repair options and emailed detailed estimate for ignitor replacement.
Responded to water leak complaint occurring during bath usage. Diagnosed leaking P-trap at tub drain and provided estimate for repair. Further inspection revealed more significant issue with cast iron stack fittings leaking. Provided separate estimate for stack repair. No immediate repairs performed at this visit.
Responded to callback for intermittent heat issue after previous service. Diagnosed soot buildup on cad cell eye; removed and cleaned component. Observed primary control chattering upon reset. Discussed with customer need for approval on next recommended repair steps to ensure reliable system operation.
Responded to customer call regarding furnace not maintaining set temperature. Diagnostic inspection revealed system was operating correctly upon arrival, with proper heating cycle and shutdown. Identified failed transformer for UV light system. Recommended replacement of both transformer (under warranty) and 3-year-old UV bulb. Advised customer on benefits of maintaining steady temperature settings rather than programmed temperature reductions. All temperature readings and furnace operation verified normal upon completion of service.
Responded to no heat service call for 4-year-old furnace system. Diagnostic testing revealed furnace initiated properly but blower motor failed to operate during heating cycle and independent fan operation. Confirmed proper voltage (120V and 24V) to blower motor and mechanical condition of wheel assembly. Determined ECM module failure as root cause. Discussed findings with customer and initiated process for replacement parts options.
Responded to emergency no heat call where residence temperature had dropped to 35 degrees. Diagnosed ice blockage in exhaust vent of heating system (installed August 2025). Cleared obstruction by creating drainage hole, restoring system functionality. Noted need for improved venting solution to prevent future freezing issues.
Responded to no-heat call for an aging oil furnace (65+ year old home). Diagnosed intermittent ignition failure in the primary oil control system. Found significant wear on Honeywell limit control switch and deteriorated components with visible oxidation. Replaced faulty igniter and primary control, restored proper cycling sequence, and verified consistent ignition. System now operating normally, providing reliable heat.
Responded to service call for a plugged toilet reported as "exploded." Upon inspection, found significant mineral deposits and waste buildup in the toilet bowl. Performed snaking procedure to clear the obstruction. No additional plumbing issues detected elsewhere in the home. Recommended toilet replacement due to extensive staining and potential ongoing drainage issues.
Performed installation of a salon shampoo bowl, connecting it to existing plumbing system. Ensured proper drainage functionality with appropriate strainer installation. Completed connection work with all fixtures properly secured and tested for leaks.
Responded to no heat complaint for a residence with dual furnace system. Diagnosed frozen exhaust vent on ICP furnace causing intermittent operation and breaker trips. Cleared ice blockage from exhaust pipe, restored proper operation, and verified functionality of both the ICP and Gibson furnaces.
Responded to no heat call where furnace was continuously blowing cold air. Diagnosed tripped inducer limit switch, likely caused by temporary exhaust frost during extreme cold (-40°) conditions. Performed comprehensive system inspection, monitored operation for 30 minutes with no recurrence of overheating issue. System now functioning properly; advised customer to monitor performance.
Responded to a no-heat service call for an aging HVAC system. Upon arrival, observed the fan was operational. Performed multiple system cycles, inspected internal components, and tested the flame sensor which showed normal readings. System appeared to be functioning properly during the service visit. Advised customer to monitor the unit for any recurring issues.
Responded to no heat complaint where furnace initially made loud noise before shutting down, then failed to start completely. Diagnostic testing revealed locked inducer motor. Sourced replacement part from JH Larson, installed new inducer motor, and verified proper system operation. Thermal imaging confirmed normal operating temperatures after repair.
Responded to no heat complaint at rental property. Inspection of aging furnace revealed significant issues with the collector box seal at the inducer motor connection, allowing leakage. Performed comprehensive heat exchanger inspection including scope examination and diagnostic drilling, with no visible cracks or pitting observed. Discussed findings with property manager regarding limited repair options due to internal collector box location being attached directly to heat exchanger.
Responded to no heat complaint on aging furnace system that was repeatedly cycling on and off. Diagnostic inspection revealed the exterior exhaust pipe elbow was improperly installed without adhesive, allowing condensation to freeze and block proper ventilation. Applied silicone sealant to create proper seal on the exhaust pipe elbow and advised tenant about possible need to remove ice accumulation during extreme cold temperatures.
Performed inspection of four PTAC units (in units 1, 10, 12, and 15) following customer complaints about excessive noise disrupting sleep. Diagnostic assessment revealed deteriorating blower motors in all four units causing the noise issues. Documented condition with photos and informed customer that estimates for replacement motors would be provided.
Assessed basement construction project where lineset from furnace to exterior conflicts with planned bathroom framing. Documented current installation with exposed PVC plumbing, metal ductwork, and copper lineset routing issues. Relocation of copper line required; recommended scheduling installation team to determine appropriate rerouting solution for HVAC components.
Responded to service call for residential Rheem water heater not producing hot water. Diagnosed issue as gas valve lockout due to activated flammable vapor sensor. Customer had placed toilet cleaning products and brush near vapor sensor, triggering safety shutdown. Contacted technical support to reset gas valve and restore proper functionality. Educated customer on proper storage of cleaning chemicals away from water heater to prevent future lockouts.
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