Baldwin’s housing tells you a lot about the systems you are likely to find inside. Early-1900s homes around Main Street sit alongside neighborhoods that grew during the early 1980s building boom, newer commuter-focused development near I-94, and rural properties beyond the village limits. That mix means one Baldwin home may have an older boiler or limited ductwork, while another has a multi-stage furnace, smart thermostat, or LP system. Hurlburt Heating, AC, Plumbing, & Electrical provides complete home service throughout Baldwin, so call [site_info_phone_number] or connect online when you need help.
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Baldwin Homes Span Several Generations of Construction
The Baldwin Windmill along Highway 63 is one of the community’s best-known landmarks, but the neighborhoods surrounding it show how much the village has changed. Historic properties near Main Street can include plaster walls, older boiler equipment, and layouts that were built before central air became common. A large portion of Baldwin’s single-family housing was also built around the early 1980s, putting many homes into an age range where original furnaces, air conditioners, and other mechanical equipment may be reaching the end of their service life.
The picture changes again beyond the village. Baldwin is surrounded by farms, acreage, pole barns, shops, and barndominiums where LP tanks, unit heaters, radiant floor systems, and private wells are more common. Newer development connected to the I-94 and Highway 63 corridors brings another generation of homes with modern HVAC controls and different electrical demands. That range is why we look at the house, its age, and the equipment already there before deciding what makes sense.
Heating Services in Baldwin, WI
Heating equipment in Baldwin has to handle more than a few cold nights. January and February can bring extended stretches below zero, severe wind chills, and long freeze cycles that keep furnaces and boilers running hard. Natural gas furnaces are common inside the village, while homes outside municipal gas service often rely on LP stored in exterior tanks. Some older houses near Main Street can still have hydronic boiler systems.
Heating services include:
- Heating installation
- Heating replacement
- Heating repair
- Heating maintenance
- Heat pumps
- Furnaces
- Boilers
- Geothermal
Rural Baldwin adds another type of heating work. Pole barns, detached shops, and barndominiums may use unit heaters or radiant floor systems instead of the equipment found in a typical in-town house. The first hard frost can arrive in early October, so local heating systems often start their workload well before winter officially begins.
Plumbing Services in Baldwin, WI
A plumbing call in the village can look very different from one a few miles outside town. Older residential basements can also collect seasonal humidity during warmer months. That makes the water source and property location important parts of diagnosing a plumbing problem.
Plumbing services include:
- Plumbing repair
- Plumbing installation
- Leak detection and repair
- Sewer and drain service
- Water heaters
- Sump pumps
- Water treatment
- Gas lines
Spring is one season when those differences can become more noticeable. Rapid snowmelt in late March and April can combine with heavy rain and saturated ground, putting extra pressure on basements, drainage, and sump pumps. Homes closer to Main Street and Mill Pond Park may have different plumbing setups from acreage outside the village where well-water treatment is part of normal home maintenance. Hurlburt can address both routine plumbing problems and larger repairs or installations across those different Baldwin properties.
Air Conditioning Services in Baldwin, WI
July and August bring the kind of heat and humidity that can keep a Baldwin air conditioner running for long stretches. Elevated dew points and moisture from the surrounding agricultural landscape can make warm weather feel especially heavy indoors. Homes from Baldwin’s early-1980s building boom commonly use traditional split systems, and many of those properties are now old enough to be dealing with aging cooling equipment. Newer neighborhoods are more likely to have multi-stage systems and smart controls.
Air conditioning and indoor air quality services include:
- Air conditioning replacement
- Air conditioning repair
- Air conditioning maintenance
- Ductless systems
- Indoor air quality services
Historic homes near Main Street create a different cooling challenge because some were built before ductwork was expected. In those houses, adding or replacing cooling equipment may require a different approach than it would in a newer subdivision near the I-94 corridor. Summer moisture can also settle into older basements, adding another indoor comfort concern during Baldwin’s muggiest weeks. The goal is to work with the home that is actually there rather than force the same cooling setup into every property.
Electrical Services in Baldwin, WI
Electrical work around Baldwin reflects the same mix of old and new construction. Early homes near the village core were built for a different level of electrical demand than today’s households, while newer commuter-oriented properties may be supporting smart controls, updated HVAC equipment, EV charging, and other modern loads. Rural properties add detached garages, shops, barns, and other outbuildings to that picture. Each setting places different demands on the electrical system.
Electrical services include:
- Electrical repair services
- Electrical installation and wiring
- Whole-home generators
- Switches, outlets, and ceiling fans
- Panel replacement and repair
- EV chargers
- Smart home installations
Growth around Highway 63 and I-94 has added newer residential and commercial development to an area that still contains older village homes and agricultural properties. That makes panel work, wiring upgrades, generators, and new circuits especially dependent on the age and use of the property. A house near Baldwin-Woodville High School may need something entirely different from a rural shop outside town. Hurlburt can handle those upgrades without treating every Baldwin electrical system as though it came from the same era.
Schedule Home Service in Baldwin Today
Baldwin homeowners deal with everything from older boilers and aging 1980s HVAC equipment to rural LP systems, private wells, modern controls, and electrical upgrades. Hurlburt Heating, AC, Plumbing, & Electrical can help whether the job is near Main Street, along Highway 63, closer to I-94, or on acreage outside the village. Call [site_info_phone_number] or connect online to schedule heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, or indoor air quality service in Baldwin, Wisconsin.
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Baldwin, WI
Baldwin, WI at a glance
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Baldwin, WI in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 29, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 156 jobs in Baldwin, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
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Trent L.
Installed approximately 40 feet of 3/4" gas piping and connected it to the furnace, assisting the installation crew with final hookup. Pressure tested the new line with no leaks detected, then restored gas service and test ran the furnace to verify proper operation.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Bryson E.
Responded to a callback for a reverse osmosis system that continuously drained to the sewer. Diagnosed the absence of a flow restrictor on the drain line and a low pre-charge on the storage tank, verified with a digital pressure gauge. Installed a flow restrictor on the drain line and recharged the tank to the proper air pressure, restoring normal system operation and production of clean drinking water.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Gary L.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 15-year-old gas furnace and performed a diagnostic evaluation with the access panel removed, inspecting the inducer assembly, gas valve, control board wiring, and venting. Diagnosis identified a failed heat exchanger and a deteriorating exhaust vent, and these findings were documented with photos and presented to the homeowner along with replacement and venting repair options.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Ben W.
Performed a complete furnace tune-up on a 20-year-old unit, inspecting all components to verify proper operation. Addressed the customer's reported noise concern by running the system through operation, and no abnormal sounds were detected. Blower wheel showed light dust accumulation on the blades; all components checked out, and the customer was advised to call if the noise returns.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Kegan M.
Installed 1" spring check valves on the inlet and outlet of the water softener to prevent backflow, along with a thermal expansion tank on the water heater system to absorb pressure fluctuations. Connections were made with new copper piping, soldered joints, and brass fittings secured with pipe straps. The completed installation shows no visible leaks, corrosion, or damage.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Trent L.
Responded to a reported gas leak after the utility locked out service at the meter, and inspected the black iron gas piping running from the meter beneath the mobile home, noting heavy corrosion and numerous fittings with branches to the former oven and water heater locations, which have since been converted to electric, leaving the furnace as the only gas appliance. Recommended pressure testing the system to locate leaks and discussed full replacement of the aging black iron piping with CSST (gastite) as a more reliable long-term repair, and the customer is awaiting a replacement estimate before proceeding.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Kegan M.
Responded to a callback for elevated water usage following a water softener installation. Inspected the softener, associated copper supply piping, and soldered joints, and verified the unit's regeneration settings and drain operation against the manufacturer's installation and operation manual. Identified the absence of a check valve and thermal expansion tank on the system, and recommended installation of both to protect against pressure fluctuations and abnormal flow or drain activity.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Beca R.
Replaced the faulty inverter control board in the outdoor unit to restore system communication and high-efficiency operation. The failed board showed discolored electrolytic capacitors with residue. After installing the new board and securing all wiring connections, tested the system and confirmed proper communication and operation.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Ben W.
Performed annual furnace tune-up on a roughly one-year-old unit, verifying gas pressure at low and high fire, temperature rise, inducer motor amp draw, and capacitor function. Cleaned the flame sensor, tested the igniter, confirmed flame signal, cleared the pressure switch port, replaced the air filter, and cleared stored error codes. The system is operating within specifications.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Charles P.
Responded to a reported water leak after the municipal water department flagged unexplained usage of approximately 40 gallons per day. Inspected the water softener system, copper supply piping, sediment filter housing, shutoff valves, inline water meter, and floor drain/standpipe area, and checked the hose bib. No active leaks, moisture, corrosion, or fitting damage were found, and all components appeared clean and intact. The likely source of the usage is the water softener's regeneration cycle, so no repairs were required.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Charles P.
Located a progressively worsening leak in the copper supply line serving the shower and cut out the failed section of pipe. Installed a new length of copper with soldered fittings, then pressure-tested the repair and confirmed the leak was fully resolved.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Trent L.
Responded to a low system pressure complaint on the boiler serving the radiant floor loop. Found the system low on water and the expansion tank under-pressurized, so I added makeup water, restored proper tank pre-charge, and re-pressurized the system to return it to operation. A suspected leak in the floor loop could not be isolated without installing shut-off valves, so an estimate is pending to add isolation valves and complete leak diagnosis and repair.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Xavier C.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 15-year-old furnace that was cycling on but failing to ignite. Diagnosed a failed high-limit switch as the cause, replaced the limit switch, and verified proper operation. The system was restored to normal heating function.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Kegan M.
Diagnosed a leak at the base of the toilet and found the closet flange was leaking, with deteriorated subfloor material around it. Removed the existing toilet and flange, installed a new closet flange, and set a new 10" rough-in toilet with new bolts and a wax seal. Sealed the base to the tile and verified there were no leaks.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Kegan M.
Successfully installed customer-supplied kitchen sink, faucet, and garbage disposal unit. The installation included mounting the black rectangular basin sink into the countertop, connecting the matte black single-handle faucet with proper water supply lines, and installing the garbage disposal with all necessary plumbing connections and electrical hookups. All components were tested for proper operation and checked for leaks upon completion.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Trent L.
Replaced control board on boiler system and restored unit to operational status. Upon startup testing, discovered only one circulator pump was functioning. Further diagnostics revealed the floor heating circulation pump was improperly wired and not circulating water through the radiant floor system. Rewired the floor circulation pump to correct specifications, added water to the system to restore proper pressure levels, and verified both circulator pumps were operating correctly. System is now running as designed with all zones circulating properly. Recommended monitoring boiler pressure to ensure system maintains proper levels.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Xavier C.
Installed customer-supplied Honeywell T5 smart thermostat for conventional heat pump system. Connected all wiring to proper terminals, mounted base plate, configured device settings, and set up mobile app functionality for remote control and monitoring.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Trent L.
Responded to service call for non-functioning in-floor heating system. Upon inspection, determined the system was electric radiant floor heating rather than a hydronic boiler system. Advised that electric in-floor heating falls outside our scope of service and recommended contacting a licensed electrician to diagnose the issue, as the controller may not be signaling the system to activate.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Jim M.
Completed annual furnace tune-up on a 2-year-old Lennox unit. Cleaned flame rod and inspected heat exchanger, which showed no rust or corrosion. Verified hot surface igniter ohms within manufacturer specifications and confirmed inducer motor amperage within acceptable range. System tested and confirmed functional with proper heating operation.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Trent L.
Responded to no heat call on 28-year-old residential hydronic floor heating system with boiler located in shop. Upon inspection, discovered boiler was inoperative due to broken Molex connector that had detached from control board solder points, preventing circulator pumps from receiving power and operating. Additional Molex connector showed signs of wear. System was also found to be completely low on water and was refilled to proper operating pressure. Due to history of repeated water loss and previous service calls requiring water additions, suspected leak in floor loop system. Replaced failed control board to restore circulator pump operation and system functionality. Installed shut-off valves on supply side of floor heating loops to enable future isolation testing for leak identification. System was not run extensively during initial diagnosis due to non-functioning circulators to prevent potential damage. Documented equipment condition with photos. Advised that monitoring system
Baldwin, WI 54002
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Alison A.
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Jean C.
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