with Purchase of Furnace & AC
Includes Merv 16 5" media cabinent and ApcoX Premium UV-light. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
Replacing faulty thermostats and repairing broken igniters are common heating repairs in Durand, WI. The harsh winter here puts extra stress on furnaces, heat pumps, and boilers. Scheduling regular maintenance is the best way to avoid breakdowns.
If your heater is ready for a replacement, we’ll help you select a new unit. Today’s furnaces with high AFUE ratings provide exceptionally efficient heating. The correct equipment will save money on heating costs and deliver better comfort.
We work on central ACs and mini-splits. If you want zoned cooling, we recommend going ductless with a heat pump. How large your home is and its layout both influence the process of choosing the best setup.
If your cooling system breaks down, we’re just a call away for AC repair in Durand, WI. Our technicians provide lasting solutions instead of temporary fixes because we prioritize long-term comfort. We even offer emergency HVAC in Durand for refrigerant leaks and other problems that need immediate attention.
If you need extra protection against flooding, we can install a sump pump. You can choose from several types, including pedestal, submersible and battery backup models. Backup systems are especially helpful if your area experiences frequent power outages.
If your home has a hidden water leak, we’ll find it using advanced leak-detection equipment. We understand how moisture issues can lead to mold growth. That’s why we work fast without cutting corners to limit damage and help save money on repairs.
We frequently receive calls to assist with clearing clogs in pipes. We’ll look at the severity and location of the blockage to determine which method is the best option. Clogs are a common problem that is the result of stubborn grease buildup or tree root intrusion.
We are the company to call when you need an electrical panel upgrade. This improvement is often necessary to add new circuits, install high-powered appliances or set up an EV charger.
Our support for generators includes installation, repair, and maintenance. Installing a generator is an excellent way to prevent power loss during outages. You won’t have to stress about losing power or being left in the dark.
We’re the company to call when you need help with electrical, plumbing or HVAC work in Durand. Homes close to the Chippewa River often need sump pump services to prevent basement flooding. Older homes located downtown sometimes require upgrades to their electrical panels to support modern HVAC equipment. Our full suite of solutions makes it simple to keep your home running smoothly.
We bring professional-grade tools to every job and advanced diagnostic equipment. Our high training standards exceed state licensing requirements. All workers go through thorough background checks. We keep our trucks full of common items to fix most HVAC, electrical and plumbing problems on the spot. If we must turn off your water or electricity, we’ll let you know ahead of time. This way, you can plan for the temporary disruption. From installations to repairs and tune-ups, we deliver dependable results on each project. Joining the Hurlburt Family Rewards Club is a great way to enjoy priority service.
Thousands of customers leave us 5-star reviews showing their appreciation for our honest, effective home solutions. Our flexible scheduling simplifies setting up service visits that match your availability.
We love welcoming new customers to the Hurlburt Family! Contact Hurlburt today to access professional solutions for plumbing, electric or HVAC in Durand, WI.
Completed routine air conditioning tune-up on 17-year-old Lennox system in residential basement installation. Performed comprehensive maintenance including thorough washing of outdoor condenser coil to remove accumulated debris and improve heat transfer efficiency. All system components inspected and found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.
Responded to no-cooling call on 6-year-old Lennox HVAC system where blower motor was not functioning, resulting in no airflow throughout the home. Diagnosed failed blower motor assembly and ordered replacement part for equipment repair. Unit specifications documented and customer informed of repair timeline.
Responded to leak on previously installed water treatment system. Upon inspection, identified cracked drain adapters as source of leak. Shut down system to prevent further water damage and completed part order form for replacement drain adapters. System remains offline pending arrival and installation of replacement components under warranty coverage.
Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on 13-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Performed standard maintenance inspection including refrigerant circuit evaluation, electrical connections check, and filter assessment. All components inspected and found operating within normal parameters; system returned to service in good working condition.
Completed comprehensive maintenance tune-up on two residential AC systems as part of annual service agreement. Serviced both the main house unit and toy shed unit, performing standard preventative maintenance procedures per tune-up checklist. Replaced failed capacitor on Daikin outdoor unit, which was reading 32 MFD when specifications called for 40 MFD, restoring proper system operation. Filter for house unit was ordered for future installation.
Responded to a kitchen drain clog causing standing water in the sink basin opposite the garbage disposal, with drainage taking approximately one hour to clear. Performed mechanical snaking of the kitchen drain line to remove blockage and restore proper water flow. Verified drainage system operation and confirmed the existing garbage disposal and plumbing connections were functioning correctly after clearing the obstruction.
Responded to water leak concern in utility area following initial tune-up visit. Upon inspection, identified failed expansion tank on indirect domestic water heater as source of water accumulation on floor, evidenced by wall staining and moisture damage visible in mechanical room. Contacted homeowners with findings and diagnosis; customer approved deferring expansion tank replacement until the following Monday.
Completed install callback to address electrical deficiencies identified during initial installation. Pulled new 14-2 wire with ground to furnace to meet code requirements, replacing existing wire that lacked proper grounding. Replaced oversized 30-amp breaker with correctly sized 20-amp breaker for air conditioning unit to ensure proper circuit protection and compliance with manufacturer specifications.
Performed comprehensive annual maintenance on four A/C units including complete system washing, operational checks, and filter service. Replaced three complete pure air maintenance kits with new UV lights and honeycomb material, installed two HEPA filter cores, and replaced inner and outer charcoal filter media. All systems tested and confirmed operational with filtration components serviced for extended use through next summer season.
Responded to water leak in basement originating from outdoor spigot supply line. Located and repaired leak on pipe feeding exterior hose bib. Replaced worn aerator on outdoor faucet with new unit to restore proper water flow and prevent future dripping issues.
Responded to callback regarding two toilets installed the previous week that appeared unlevel due to uneven flooring conditions. Addressed customer concern and confirmed toilets were set properly given the floor conditions. Replaced cracked P-trap assembly under bathroom sink that was causing active leak. Installed new P-trap and verified all connections were secure with no leaks present upon completion.
Completed annual plumbing inspection in response to reported low water pressure issues. Conducted thorough examination of bathroom fixtures including tub/shower valve assembly and spout with diverter mechanism, as well as basement water treatment system consisting of dual water softener/filtration units with digital controls and associated PVC supply and distribution plumbing. All fixtures and equipment photographed and documented for service records.
Responded to service call for upstairs Daikin mini-split system displaying "call service" error with flashing indicator light and no cooling. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed outdoor fan motor with inoperative outdoor unit. Inspected internal control board and heat sink assemblies, noting accumulated debris on evaporator coil fins. Determined replacement parts required: control board, outdoor fan motor, and fan blade. Submitted parts order for expedited delivery to restore system operation.
Responded to water leak behind furnace unit. Found condensate line completely plugged, causing water accumulation on floor. Flushed condensate line to coil, evaporator, and boiler drain lines to restore proper drainage. Vacuumed excess water from floor area. Unit operational with drainage restored; routine maintenance service for all HVAC equipment to be scheduled.
Responded to a clogged drain at a commercial deli location. Successfully cleared a blockage located approximately 10 feet into the pan wash sink drain line using appropriate drain cleaning equipment. During the service visit, documented additional plumbing issues requiring future attention, including a faucet and compression fitting that need replacement, a leaking three-compartment sink, and a hand wash sink with slow drainage caused by improper back-pitched piping within the wall. Photographed all identified issues for parts ordering and future repair scheduling.
Completed annual AC tune-up and preventative maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all routine components, cleaned outdoor condenser coil, and tested system operation with all functions performing within normal parameters. Notified office of customer's request for water filter replacement to schedule separate plumbing service visit.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old system. Upon arrival, found unit had previously frozen due to severely restricted airflow from extremely dirty air filter. Customer had replaced filter and allowed coil to thaw, but system still showed reduced cooling capacity with only 14-15°F temperature split. Outdoor unit coil was heavily clogged with debris, restricting airflow and reducing heat rejection capacity. Thoroughly cleaned and rinsed outdoor coil to restore proper airflow. Connected manifold gauges and verified refrigerant pressures within acceptable range. Inspected evaporator coil and confirmed proper refrigerant distribution with uniform sweating pattern across entire coil surface. System operational at time of departure with improved airflow through both indoor and outdoor coils. Advised customer on importance of regular filter maintenance to prevent future freezing issues.
Responded to no-cooling complaint where customer reported furnace blower not operating. Upon arrival, system was functioning at setpoint temperature. Performed diagnostic evaluation including temperature drop measurement across evaporator coil, which registered 22° and within acceptable range. Inspected outdoor condensing unit, tested capacitors and refrigerant pressures—all readings within manufacturer specifications. System operated normally during service call with no active faults present. Intermittent blower motor issue suspected but could not be confirmed without system in failure mode. Recommended monitoring for recurrence to diagnose during active failure condition.
Conducted on-site evaluation for installation of ADA-compliant high-rise toilet in residential bathroom. Assessed existing plumbing configuration, floor space, and rough-in measurements to determine compatibility with comfort-height fixture. Documented current standard toilet installation and bathroom layout through photographs. Provided customer with estimate for toilet replacement and discussed pressure-assisted tank options to improve flushing performance.
Responded to no-heat call for methane-fired boiler system that would not ignite or fire. Performed initial troubleshooting on Bryan Boilers unit with complex control system including multiple zones, pumps, and electrical components. Determined that the control wiring configuration is highly specialized and requires expertise from a qualified controls contractor, as original control installation was completed by another company. Advised customer to contact controls specialist for proper diagnosis and repair of the firing sequence issue.
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