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 June 2026 and July 2026.
The most recent job was on July 17, 2026.
Conducted phone follow-up regarding ductless mini-split air conditioning unit producing clicking noise. Confirmed diagnosis of louvre motor skipping teeth due to worn gear mechanism. Ordered replacement louvre motor and provided customer with parts timeline for reassurance that repair is in progress.
Responded to a callback for water accumulation under the water heater following a recent element and thermostat replacement. Upon inspection, confirmed no leaks at either element port despite visible corrosion around the element openings. Discovered the lower element insulation retained moisture from water intrusion during the previous service, and identified a dripping drain valve. Expelled trapped water from the jacket insulation, cleaned up standing water beneath the unit and around the exterior, and installed a cap on the drain port to stop the drip. Left access covers removed to facilitate air circulation and drying of the insulation over the next several days. Provided a replacement estimate should the moisture issue persist after the drying period.
Responded to a leaking Kohler Alteo single-handle bathroom sink faucet. Upon inspection, diagnosed a faulty ceramic disc cartridge requiring replacement. Successfully removed the faucet handle but encountered a seized retainer nut that could not be removed with standard tools. Identified the required replacement part as Kohler 1281300 ceramic disc cartridge and scheduled a return visit with appropriate socket set to remove the stuck retainer nut and complete the cartridge replacement.
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial rooftop unit serving kitchen area with interior temperatures reaching 80-90 degrees. Diagnosed failed smoke detector preventing system operation, bypassed detector to restore cooling functionality. Accessed electrical control panel, inspected relay board and wiring connections, and successfully restored unit to normal operation.
Responded to service call for air conditioning system not starting properly. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor on outdoor condensing unit. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit from truck stock, restoring proper compressor and fan motor operation. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Responded to no cooling call on 10+ year old air conditioning system with breaker tripping issue. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit experiencing repeated electrical trips preventing operation, resulting in warm air from supply vents. Diagnosed failed capacitor as root cause of breaker trips. Replaced defective capacitor and restored unit to normal operation. Verified refrigerant charge levels were within manufacturer specifications. Measured supply air temperature at 59°F, confirming proper cooling performance. Given the age of the system and recent failure, recommended customer consider replacement options to avoid future breakdowns and improve efficiency.
Completed Family Rewards Program cooling maintenance visit on a 3-year-old central air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including cleaning of routine components, thorough testing of all system operations, and replacement of air filter. All components tested within normal operating parameters with no issues identified or reported during the service call.
Replaced two existing outdoor faucets with new Woodford frost-free hose bibbs utilizing existing connections. Ran new cold water line to accommodate the installation of a hot and cold outdoor faucet combination. Initially ordered vertical hose bibb configuration did not fit the designated location, requiring a return visit to install horizontal model. Successfully installed two new Woodford outdoor faucets with proper hot and cold water supply lines.
Responded to a no hot water complaint on a Reliance brand electric water heater. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed thermostat and heating elements as the cause of the issue. Replaced both thermostats and heating elements, restored unit to proper operation, and verified hot water production before completing the service call.
Performed preventive maintenance cooling visit on 12-year-old residential air conditioning system under family rewards agreement. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive inspection of indoor and outdoor equipment. Filter was found in clean condition with recommendation for replacement at month's end. Blower assembly was clean, properly balanced, and capacitor tested within acceptable specifications. Evaporator coil was clean with confirmed proper drainage. Outdoor unit received routine electrical inspection and condenser coil cleaning. Testing revealed the 35/5 dual capacitor reading 31 microfarads on the hermetic compressor terminal, indicating degradation below optimal performance range. Operated system through complete cooling cycle for 15 minutes, confirming 18-20 degree temperature split across the coil. All components functioned properly during operational testing. Provided estimate for capacitor replacement to prevent future system failure. System operational and ready for continu
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old air conditioning system. Diagnosed and replaced failed capacitor, removed mouse nest from unit, and verified proper system operation upon completion.
Responded to commercial HVAC service call and completed multiple sold repairs across site equipment. Replaced failed blower motor and blower wheel assembly in PTAC unit #7 to restore proper airflow and operation. Replaced 45/5 dual run capacitor in rooftop unit serial number 5822G03032 and 40/10 dual run capacitor in rooftop unit serial number 5815H13628 to address starting and running issues. All equipment tested and verified operational following repairs with proper amperage draws and temperature differentials confirmed.
Responded to outdoor faucet leaking when water was turned on. Upon inspection, found the gasket on the vacuum breaker had completely disintegrated. Replaced the vacuum breaker assembly and restored water service. Observed a minor residual leak and tested system pressure, which measured 95 psi—significantly above the recommended residential range of 40-60 psi. Recommended installation of a pressure reducing valve to prevent premature wear on plumbing fixtures and components. Customer declined the pressure reduction service at this time. Advised that the elevated water pressure may cause the new vacuum breaker to develop leaks prematurely.
Responded to callback for water heater installed two weeks prior experiencing severely reduced water pressure throughout the home. Upon inspection, diagnosed factory-defective dip tube causing inadequate water flow from the unit. Removed and replaced faulty dip tube, restoring full water pressure and proper hot water distribution to all fixtures.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up and maintenance inspection under first response plan agreement. Inspected and found blower assembly clean and properly balanced, capacitor reading within manufacturer specifications, and evaporator coil clean with proper condensate drainage. Conducted thorough inspection of outdoor unit electrical components including contactors, wiring connections, and voltage readings—all found within normal operating parameters. Replaced dirty air filter and performed operational system test running unit for 15 minutes, confirming proper cooling performance with 20-degree temperature split across coil, indicating optimal refrigerant charge and airflow. System operating efficiently with no deficiencies noted.
Completed follow-up call with customer to review and clarify previously provided estimates. Addressed customer's questions regarding the estimate details and ensured full understanding of the proposed work scope and pricing breakdown.
Responded to service call regarding water heater venting concerns and carbon monoxide alarm activation. Upon inspection, observed condensate accumulation at B-vent cap connected to atmospheric natural-draft water heater. Identified orphaned vent/chimney condition resulting from previous furnace upgrade from 80% efficiency to 96% high-efficiency unit, leaving water heater as sole appliance venting through oversized chimney. This configuration allows flue gases to cool prematurely, causing condensation and potential backdrafting at draft hood, particularly under negative pressure conditions. Documented moisture presence in venting system and confirmed prior spillage events reported by occupant. Performed preliminary visual inspection of venting components and HVAC system with air conditioning operating and building closed. Photographed ductwork installation and system configuration for documentation. Recommended comprehensive follow-up visit to conduct combustion appliance zone depressur
Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 10-year-old Bryant condensing unit following customer concerns about unusual noises and potential system failure. Conducted complete system evaluation including electrical testing with all readings within manufacturer specifications, replaced air filter with customer-supplied unit, and performed exterior coil cleaning on condensing unit. System operating properly with no abnormal sounds detected during inspection; all components functioning as designed.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of outdoor hose bibs experiencing active leaks during operation and visible corrosion damage. Provided detailed estimate for replacement of two existing corroded outdoor faucets and installation of one additional new spigot. Proposal included upgrading to hot and cold water hose bib configuration for enhanced outdoor water access functionality. Documented existing conditions through photography, including inspection of basement/crawl space areas where supply lines are routed through wooden framing and concrete block foundation walls. Measurements taken to assess installation requirements and access points for new plumbing runs. Coordinated separate water treatment system evaluation to address potential underlying water quality issues contributing to fixture corrosion.
Responded to no cooling call on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, customer reported condenser humming but fan not operating. Diagnosed locked blower motor on furnace unit originally installed in 1994. Given the 32-year age of the equipment, recommended full system replacement rather than component repair. Customer agreed to replacement option, and comfort advisor appointment was scheduled for the following morning. System was left in off position for safety until replacement. Provided estimate for blower motor replacement as backup option, though customer indicated preference for complete equipment replacement.
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