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 November 2025 and December 2025.
The most recent job was on December 10, 2025.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 427 jobs in Altoona, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Removed non-functional tankless water heater and installed new wall-mounted unit, utilizing existing 3" ventilation system. Successfully completed all necessary connections including copper and PVC piping, pressure regulator installation, and electrical wiring for the replacement unit.
Replaced leaking 50-gallon Bradford White water heater showing significant rust and corrosion streaks from access panel to drain valve. New unit installed in utility area with proper copper and insulated pipe connections to existing plumbing system.
Diagnosed non-operational Westinghouse electric tankless water heater. Inspected internal components including heat exchanger, wiring connections, and control systems. Due to irreparable condition, completed documentation for replacement unit through emergency service request.
Diagnosed inoperative furnace showing inducer operation but unlit status lights. Found control board relay was buzzing loudly with failing contacts. Temporarily restored operation by tapping relays, but recommended replacement of the control board due to faulty relay. Customer informed that system replacement would be more cost-effective given the unit's age (15 years) and recent repair history. Photos documented the Emerson circuit board with failing Zettler relays and burner assembly inspection.
Performed standard furnace tune-up on 18-year-old natural gas unit. Cleaned flame sensor, conducted electrical testing with all components within specifications. System is operating properly. Customer requires a 4 1/3 replacement filter which has been ordered as it was not available on-site.
Responded to service call for continuously running toilet. Diagnosed issue with malfunctioning fill valve that was not shutting off properly. Replaced fill valve assembly to restore proper tank filling function and eliminate running water problem.
Responded to customer report of burning rubber smell from 20+ year old furnace. Performed comprehensive inspection of system including wires, blower motor, circuit board, and heat exchanger, finding no evidence of burnt components or current odor. System was operating with normal heating function. No further action required, furnace determined to be functioning properly.
Responded to service call regarding hard water concerns. Inspected existing water softener system which appears functional but potentially using excessive salt. Noted significant corrosion at water heater tank inlet connection. Scheduled service advisor to provide customer with appropriate treatment options and pricing.
Responded to no heat call for older furnace exhibiting intermittent heating. Diagnosed issue with insufficient flame carryover across burner assembly. Removed and cleaned crossover burner section to restore proper ignition sequence. System operational upon departure despite overall worn condition of equipment.
Diagnosed no heat call at commercial property with residential forced air furnace. Found blower motor failed and severely seized blower wheel. Attempted removal with motor puller without success. Determined both components require replacement. Documented existing wiring configuration with photos for reinstallation purposes. Customer advised of repair options versus replacement; scheduled service advisor follow-up for replacement estimate.
Responded to water leak complaint near water heater. Diagnosed issue as condensation problem caused by clogged HVAC filter, not an actual plumbing leak. Filter was heavily soiled with dust and debris. Advised customer to replace filter to prevent future condensation issues.
Responded to no heat complaint where furnace was short-cycling and struggling to maintain temperature. Diagnosed flame sensing issue and performed flame sensor cleaning. Further inspection revealed a cracked heat exchanger with debris on secondary heat exchanger and a compromised burner inlet. Also identified defective blower capacitor (reading 10ÎĽF instead of rated 12.5ÎĽF) and worn blower motor bearings. Tagged unit as unsafe due to heat exchanger failure and scheduled follow-up consultation for replacement options.
Responded to service call regarding noise from furnace during startup. Investigation revealed paper wrapper had been drawn into blower assembly. Removed obstruction, replaced air filter, and performed operational check to verify proper function. Completed furnace tune-up per customer request.
Performed maintenance agreement service on 15-year-old Olsen oil furnace. Replaced worn nozzle and belt during inspection. Checked heat exchanger and blower assembly for proper operation. Completed comprehensive tune-up and operational testing; system functioning correctly upon completion.
Responded to no heat call for 10+ year old furnace that customer had previously diagnosed. Diagnostic testing confirmed inoperative igniter as suspected. Visual inspection of heat exchanger and other components showed no additional issues. Replaced faulty igniter, which restored proper furnace operation and heating function. System tested successfully after repair.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 10-year-old unit. Replaced dirty filter, cleaned flame sensor, and found heat exchanger with early-stage cracking at burner inlet. All electrical components tested within specifications, system operated normally with 45° temperature rise, and proper gas pressures were verified. Customer enrolled in filter replacement program after discussion about heat exchanger condition and recommendations.
Diagnosed non-operational humidifier issue in Amana HVAC system. Located functional transformer but determined humidistat was faulty and not sending power to solenoid valve. Replaced humidifier pad, cleaned tray and drain, adjusted damper to winter position, and verified water supply. Ordered replacement humidistat per customer's preference over complete humidifier replacement.
Responded to no heat call for a SmartComfort unit where igniter and flame sensor wires had fallen in front of burner and melted through. Repaired damaged wiring connections and verified proper system operation. Identified collector box leak at inducer seal and condensate drain; recommended replacement. Heat exchanger inspection showed no compromises.
Responded to no-heat complaint for 10-year-old Reznor garage unit heater. Diagnostic testing revealed low battery warning on Honeywell thermostat. Replaced two AA batteries in thermostat which resolved the issue completely, restoring normal operation to the heating system.
Performed annual furnace tune-up on 1-year-old system. Replaced severely dirty filter, inspected blower and electrical components (all functional), and confirmed heat exchanger integrity with no compromises. System operated normally during 15-minute test run with proper gas pressure and 60-degree temperature rise. Documentation completed on tune-up form.
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