Since 1959, Hurlburt has made it our mission to keep your home comfortable and protected.
Top-notch heating repairs, installations, and maintenance in Baldwin are a must during winter. However, they’re particularly necessary when temperatures drop below freezing. Without proper heat, your safety and well-being are in jeopardy. You can trust our team to help you get your home to the proper warm temperature.
Our comprehensive heating services ensure our clients can count on us when they need us most. Whether you want to replace an ageing system or you’re experiencing problems with your current one, we’re here to help with your heating repair in Baldwin. We provide standard repairs and emergency HVAC in Baldwin.
From performing ductless system installations to AC repairs in Baldwin, our HVAC technicians do it all. They pay close attention to detail to ensure your cooling system works properly for you, especially during the hottest days.
Cool, conditioned air is important for every home. However, it’s particularly crucial in houses with seniors, kids, and health-compromised individuals. We can make sure your system works perfectly and gets your home to your ideal temperature.
Our plumbers in Baldwin provide many types of services, including plumbing installations, gas line repairs, and water heater maintenance. Long-lasting plumbing solutions are essential, particularly in the kitchen and main bathroom. They help keep your home functioning optimally without disruption and help extend your system’s life span.
Plumbing issues are undoubtedly frustrating. The good news is that our team handles projects of all sizes, so you can feel confident we’ll address any situation efficiently.
Homeowners should never attempt electrical tasks on their own as this could risk their safety and home. Our electricians in Baldwin work on electrical projects of all sizes from outlet replacements to EV charger installations. Safety is a top priority no matter the scope and size of the job.
Hurlburt’s comprehensive electrical services make it easy to get the assistance you need as quickly as possible. Whether you’re planning a new build or living in an existing home, you can depend on us for a thorough, safe job.
Hurlburt proudly serves Baldwin homeowners, providing excellent electrical, HVAC, and plumbing services. Let us handle your home’s systems so you can focus on enjoying local restaurants, strolling in parks, or taking a drive to Willow River State Park.
Our family-owned and -operated company has been serving clients for over 65 years. We love what we do, and we hire experienced team members who take pride in their work. Over the years, we’ve helped multiple generations care for their homes and HVAC in Baldwin. We invite you to read our online reviews to learn more about what you can expect from teaming up with us. Welcome to the Hurlburt Family!
Schedule an appointment today with Hurlburt for assistance in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and indoor air quality in Baldwin.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Baldwin, WI between August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 11, 2026.
Responded to no cooling call with blank thermostat display. Upon inspection, found improperly installed Dragonfly module with loose wiring connections throughout, including detached C-wire connections. Module was not mounted and control board was unsecured inside enclosure. Remounted control board and temporarily bypassed Dragonfly module to restore system operation. Control board displaying 4-flash diagnostic code indicating sensor replacement required. Recommended replacement of both sensor and Dragonfly module to complete proper repair.
Returned to complete HVAC installation by replacing the existing 30-amp circuit breaker with the correct 20-amp breaker for the Lennox EL18 air conditioning unit. Also installed a long panel screw for the front panel of the unit that was missing from the factory.
Responded to follow-up service call for gas furnace installation completed in August. Upon inspection, discovered gas regulator was not properly reattached during previous visit. Customer had already shut off gas supply as a safety precaution, eliminating immediate hazard. Documented current condition with photos showing yellow flexible gas line, red-handled shut-off valve, and furnace unit in mechanical closet. Identified that access panel for gas connection was improperly cut and requires carpenter modification scheduled for Wednesday. Return visit scheduled for Thursday to complete gas line connection and reattach regulator once carpentry work is finished.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property as part of recurring maintenance program. Inspected toilet tank components including flush valve assembly, flapper seal, fill valve operation, and internal mechanisms; all components found functioning properly with normal wear patterns. Examined bathtub drain assembly, shower fixtures, and water flow; verified proper drainage and fixture operation with no leaks or deficiencies noted.
Replaced aging 20+ year old toilet in basement bathroom with new standard toilet matching specifications from previous installation. Removed and disposed of old fixture, installed new unit with proper sealing and water supply connections, and verified proper flush operation and leak-free performance upon completion.
Completed annual plumbing inspection of residential property including water heater, laundry connections, and bathroom fixtures. All plumbing systems found to be in good working condition with no leaks or deficiencies noted. Cleaned water heater filter and installed hose adapter to improve accessibility for future maintenance.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up as part of annual heating maintenance agreement. Tested and verified furnace operation, cleared condensate drain and pressure switch ports, cleaned flame sensor, and tested igniter functionality. Replaced air filter, inspected blower compartment, measured gas pressure and temperature rise to ensure proper system performance. Recommended more frequent air filter replacement during ongoing remodeling work to protect equipment from construction dust and debris.
Completed annual furnace tune-up and tested all heating system operations, confirming proper gas pressure and clear pressure switch ports. Diagnosed non-functional humidifier and determined the solenoid valve is receiving power from the control board but failing to open and allow water flow. Provided replacement options for the defective humidifier solenoid valve.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up on unit, including cleaning flame sensor, inspecting all electrical components, and examining heat exchanger for cracks or damage. Verified air filter condition, tested gas pressure settings, and confirmed proper operation with 50-degree temperature rise across heat exchanger. Documentation photos revealed significant moisture condensation on ductwork components and heavy rust/corrosion on base pan area beneath blower assembly, indicating potential secondary drain line blockage or condensate drainage issues that may require future attention.
Responded to kitchen drain backup causing water to surface through basement floor drain. Upon arrival, jetted the entire kitchen drain line to clear the blockage and perform diagnostic assessment. Investigation revealed the bottom section of the drain pipe had completely rotted out and required replacement. Relocated laundry tub, washing machine, and dryer to access the affected area. Broke out concrete flooring to expose the deteriorated drain line. Removed the failed pipe section and installed new 2" PVC drain pipe, making all necessary connections to the existing drainage system. Properly bedded the new pipe with sand for stability and support. Backfilled the excavation and poured new concrete to restore the floor surface. Conducted operational testing to verify proper drainage function and confirm the repair resolved the backup issue.
Completed routine furnace maintenance on a 3-year-old Goodman heating system as part of recurring service agreement. Unit inspected and found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified. Discussed thermostat upgrade options with homeowner per previous technician notes, but customer declined any changes at this time, preferring to wait until current thermostat fails before replacement.
Responded to service call for leaking bathroom faucet and tub spout. Successfully replaced worn cartridge and gaskets in the shower valve control to eliminate leak. Both fixtures are now functioning properly with no water leakage detected upon completion of repairs.
Responded to emergency call for gas leak at recently installed tanked water heater. Upon arrival, identified loose GasTite fitting on gas supply line to water heater as source of leak. Tightened the compromised fitting and performed thorough leak detection test on all gas connections using approved methods. Verified complete repair with no residual leaks detected at water heater gas supply connections or surrounding fittings. Documented installation with photographs showing water heater, plumbing connections, and gas line assembly for service records.
Responded to callback for overcooling issue following recent system installation. Diagnosed faulty thermostat with stuck relay contacts causing continuous cooling operation, resulting in indoor temperature dropping to 63°F despite 69°F setpoint. Confirmed 18V residual voltage present at control board when thermostat was in off position, indicating relay failure in existing pre-installation thermostat. Explained that newly installed equipment was functioning properly and issue was isolated to existing thermostat controls. Provided options for Wi-Fi thermostat replacement to resolve malfunction.
Replaced malfunctioning shut-off valve that was not fully closing water supply to toilet tank. Repositioned new angle stop valve to accommodate installation of American Standard toilet fixture in upstairs bathroom. Relocated existing toilet from upstairs to downstairs bathroom as replacement unit, then installed new American Standard toilet in upstairs location with proper clearance from repositioned shut-off valve.
Completed propane gas line hookup to new stove installation. Disconnected existing gas connection, installed new gas line to stove, and performed comprehensive leak testing on all fittings and connections to verify system integrity. All connections tested with no leaks detected, ensuring safe operation of appliance.
Responded to callback for dirty water accumulating in dishwasher following garbage disposal removal. Upon inspection, identified that dishwasher drain line lacked proper high loop configuration, allowing wastewater to siphon back into the appliance. Installed proper high loop on dishwasher drain line under sink to prevent backflow and ensure complete drainage from the line. Tested system to verify proper operation and drainage.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 22-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condenser fan motor was experiencing delayed start and running at reduced speed, with unit blowing room temperature air through vents. Diagnostic testing revealed failed dual run capacitor on fan circuit, verified through multimeter readings showing capacitance outside acceptable range. Replaced defective dual run capacitor and confirmed proper amperage draw and voltage supply to compressor and condenser fan motor. System previously diagnosed as low on R410A refrigerant charge during earlier service visit. Restored system to operational status with condenser fan motor starting immediately and running at proper speed.
Completed Family Rewards annual cooling maintenance visit on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of outdoor unit electrical components, capacitor, contactor, and wiring connections; all components found operational with normal age-related weathering noted. Indoor furnace and HVAC system inspected with gas connections, ductwork, and filtration systems verified in proper working order.
Responded to no cooling call on 27-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit buzzing but not running, with breaker tripped. Reset breaker and performed diagnostic testing on all major components. Compressor attempted to start but failed to run, drawing high amperage during start attempts. Installed hard start capacitor to assist compressor starting, but unit still failed to operate properly. Compressor determined to be mechanically failing and unable to achieve full operation even with hard start assistance. Due to age of system and extent of compressor failure, provided customer with options for replacement system pricing alongside repair estimates for next steps decision.
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