Since 1959 Hurlburt, we make it our mission to keep your home comfortable and protected.
with Purchase of Furnace & Air Conditioner
Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
See what your neighbors say about Hurlburt, and our much-loved team of HVAC contractor experts. With 24/7 service, we can heat your home day or night. Whether you need our help with a furnace repair or require a new furnace installation, we can care for your immediate home comfort needs and maintain your HVAC with our furnace maintenance plan. Turn to us for heating repair , maintenance, and heating installation!
Is your home heated with a boiler? We have boiler heating services, boiler repair, maintenance, and boiler replacement capabilities. We can even help with wood boilers! Don’t trust just anyone for your heating service needs in Eau Claire.
When it is time to buy a new air conditioner to cool your Eau Claire, WI home, you want to take out the guesswork and make sure that the AC installation and home HVAC service are above and beyond your expectations. Trust Hurlburt to serve you and your family’s air conditioning needs.Call us now for:
If you have a smaller space or home gym, you might consider having a ductless mini split for zoning your HVAC system and providing a more custom cool for your space.
An air conditioner that is leaking water can be caused by a few different factors:
If you’re experiencing an AC leak, it’s important to have a licensed HVAC technician inspect your unit to determine the root cause of the problem and make any necessary repairs.
The specific steps to fix a leaking water line depend on the type of pipe and the location of the leak. Generally, the first step is to turn off the water supply to the affected area. This can usually be done at a shut-off valve located near the leak or at the main water supply valve. Locate the source of the leak and assess the damage to determine the extent of the repair needed.To avoid any water damage or further leaks, drain the water from the pipes by turning on a faucet at a lower elevation than the leak. Depending on the extent of the damage, you may be able to repair the pipe with a patch or sealant. If the damage is more extensive, you may need to replace the damaged section of the pipe. Once the repair is complete, turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks or water damage.
If you’re not comfortable making these repairs yourself, it’s always best to contact a licensed plumber to ensure the repair is done safely and effectively.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin offers comprehensive electrical services designed to ensure your home’s electrical systems operate safely and efficiently. From meticulous electrical repairs that address immediate issues to the installation of whole-home generators for uninterrupted power during outages, their skilled technicians ensure top-tier service and reliability.
Additionally, their electrical panel services are crucial for maintaining the heart of your home’s electrical system, safeguarding against potential hazards, and improving overall electrical performance. Whether you’re upgrading your old panel to accommodate new appliances or simply ensuring your current setup meets safety standards, Hurlburt‘s expert team provides peace of mind with every service call.
Their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction makes them a trusted partner in maintaining and enhancing your home’s electrical infrastructure.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin expertly handles a wide range of electrical installation services to enhance the functionality and comfort of your home.
Whether you’re looking to modernize your space with new lighting installations that transform the ambiance of your rooms or need practical solutions like additional electrical outlets to accommodate your growing array of devices, Hurlburt’s professional team is equipped to meet your needs. They also specialize in ceiling fan installations to help you maintain a comfortable temperature year-round while improving energy efficiency.
With a commitment to safety and precision, Hurlburt ensures that every installation, big or small, is executed flawlessly to provide you with reliable and efficient electrical solutions that seamlessly integrate into your daily life.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin offers professional duct cleaning services designed to enhance both your air conditioning performance and indoor air quality. Over time, ductwork can accumulate dust, allergens, and various debris, which can impede airflow and reduce the efficiency of your HVAC system.
By choosing Hurlburt’s duct cleaning services, you can restore optimal airflow, ensuring your air conditioning system operates at peak efficiency. This not only helps in reducing energy costs but also in extending the lifespan of the system. Additionally, clean ducts significantly improve the quality of air inside your home, minimizing respiratory irritants and creating a healthier living environment.
Hurlburt’s thorough cleaning process removes contaminants effectively, providing you with cleaner, fresher air, and a more comfortable home environment.
We specialize in a variety of HVAC plumbing services, and electrical services including those mentioned above and more:
We understand the importance of keeping your home comfortable and operational all year, which is why we created our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club to help you keep your systems maintained. Additionally, we offer emergency services to ensure that you can get HVAC and plumbing services immediately.
To learn more about our expert HVAC and plumbing services, contact us today. If you want to find out what other customers are saying about our quality services, check out the reviews below!
Performed comprehensive annual maintenance on 5-year-old Arcoaire HVAC system including outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace. Cleaned outdoor condenser coils and fins, removed debris from unit perimeter, inspected electrical connections at disconnect box, and verified proper conduit routing. Tested all system components including compressor operation, fan motor function, refrigerant pressures, and electrical controls. Verified indoor furnace operation, checked air filter specifications (16x25x1), inspected PVC condensate drainage lines, and tested safety controls. All equipment operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues identified.
Responded to no-cooling call on 4-year-old AC unit displaying 202 error code. Upon inspection, discovered rodent damage to compressor top cap wiring and physical damage to front logo panel from improper service attempt. Replaced damaged compressor top cap with new OEM component, reconnected all electrical connections, and performed complete system operational test through full cooling cycle with satisfactory results at 40°F superheat.
Completed preventative maintenance on a 6-year-old Rheem air conditioning system. Cleaned outdoor condenser coil, verified capacitor and contactor readings within manufacturer specifications, inspected and confirmed air filter condition, and cleared condensate drain line. Measured refrigerant charge and temperature differential at 19 degrees, both within normal operating parameters. System operating properly with no deficiencies noted.
Completed comprehensive 12-4 AC tune-up on 5-year-old Arcoaire FRP system. Performed thorough cleaning of outdoor condenser unit, inspected and tested all HVAC components including indoor air handler and furnace, verified proper operation of electrical connections and refrigerant lines. All equipment tested and running within normal operating parameters.
Conducted site assessment of existing commercial hot water system consisting of three 100-gallon tank-type water heaters currently installed in mechanical room. Documented existing plumbing configuration including white PVC supply lines, copper piping with insulation, ceiling-mounted pipe supports and brackets, and current electrical connections. Photographed equipment specifications, digital control panels, manufacturer labels, and overall installation layout to prepare comprehensive estimate for removal of existing tank units and replacement with tankless water heater rack system, including hardwired electrical connection from main panel to new rack assembly for after-hours installation.
Responded to service call for leaking water heater in residential basement utility area. Upon arrival, confirmed existing water heater was actively leaking and required immediate replacement. Successfully removed old unit and installed new Bradford White 50-gallon electric water heater. Connected all copper supply and discharge piping to existing plumbing infrastructure, ensuring proper integration with adjacent water softener and Elan water treatment system. Installed appropriate shut-off valves and verified all connections for proper seal and operation. Tested new water heater for functionality, confirmed no leaks at any connection points, and restored hot water service to residence.
Removed existing dishwasher and installed new customer-supplied unit. Replaced section of copper piping to accommodate new angle stop valve for refrigerator water line. Installed new refrigerator supply line to ensure proper connection and water flow. Updated plumbing connections beneath kitchen sink area to meet current code requirements and integrate new appliance configuration with existing drain assembly and water supply system.
Replaced failed condenser fan motor under warranty on outdoor air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, confirmed fan motor was inoperative as previously diagnosed. Installed replacement motor, verified proper operation of entire condenser unit, and performed cleaning of condenser coil to remove accumulated dirt and debris.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 5-year-old residential air conditioning unit blowing warm air. System was low on refrigerant charge for the second consecutive year, indicating ongoing leak. Performed UV dye leak detection and identified fluorescent dye accumulation at the suction line connection nut at the outdoor thermostatic expansion valve (TXV). Due to limited access and lack of appropriately sized wrench on truck, unable to attempt tightening the connection to determine if leak is repairable at the fitting or if complete TXV replacement is required. Submitted parts order request and initiated warranty inquiry given unit age. Customer advised that parts department will research warranty coverage and provide repair pricing options for follow-up service appointment to complete permanent repair.
Responded to a clogged kitchen sink drain at a residential property. Upon inspection, determined the blockage was located approximately 20 to 25 feet into the drain line, caused by accumulated grease and food waste buildup. Successfully cleared the obstruction by augering the kitchen sink drain line, running cable to a full depth of 50 feet to ensure complete removal of debris and restore proper drainage flow.
Performed preventive maintenance on 2005 R22 air conditioning system. System pressures measured within acceptable range with an 18-degree temperature differential across the evaporator coil. Capacitor and contactor tested and confirmed operating within manufacturer specifications. Condenser coil manually cleaned using brush method due to non-functional water supply at property; coil condition was relatively clean prior to service. Recommended system replacement due to obsolete R22 refrigerant, but customer declined at this time. Unit operating properly with no additional concerns noted.
Completed AC tune-up visit for non-member homeowners who recently purchased property. Inspected 40-inch Bryant Plus 90 furnace and discovered signs of secondary heat exchanger failure. Found AC system low on refrigerant charge and identified failing blower motor that was previously replaced and now producing abnormal noise upon startup. Documented equipment condition with photos and contacted homeowners with findings, recommending comfort advisor consultation to discuss system replacement options.
Replaced two non-functioning 3/8" threaded angle stops that would not shut off during vanity replacement. Installed new hot and cold water supply valves with escutcheon plates and connected supply lines to restore proper water control to the fixture.
Responded to no hot water complaint on electric water heater over 10 years old. Found tripped thermostat on unit. Reset thermostat and restored hot water operation. Provided estimate for replacement of thermostats and heating elements as preventive measure due to age of unit and recent failure.
Responded to leaking conditions under kitchen sinks in two separate kitchen areas. Upon inspection, identified that 2-inch union traps connected to dishwasher drain lines were loose and causing water leakage in both locations. Tightened union fittings on both P-trap assemblies to manufacturer specifications, eliminating all active leaks. Verified proper drainage flow and confirmed no additional moisture present after repair completion.
Performed preventative maintenance on aging R-22 air conditioning system. Inspection revealed low refrigerant pressures with suction pressure below 50 PSI and temperature differential in the 14-16 degree range, indicating potential refrigerant loss. Contactor exhibited buzzing due to pitted contacts, though capacitor tested within acceptable range. Cleaned condenser coil and completed system evaluation. Due to the unit's age, obsolete R-22 refrigerant, and failing contactor, recommended full system replacement rather than investing in repairs. Homeowner agreed with assessment and replacement recommendation was scheduled for further consultation.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of rough-in installation including PVC drain and vent piping systems in framed ceiling space, HVAC ductwork clearances, and well water pressure tank system with associated copper piping, brass fittings, pressure gauge, and PEX connections. All components inspected for proper installation, code compliance, and operational readiness prior to finish work.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on approximately one-year-old Lennox residential cooling system as part of recurring maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive cleaning of outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace components, tested all electrical and mechanical components for proper operation, and verified system performance meets manufacturer specifications with no issues identified.
Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on 2015 Goodman furnace and 2022 ICP air conditioning system. Performed thorough furnace inspection including heat exchanger examination, motor operation verification, and inducer capacitor testing—all components found in good working condition. Cleaned flame sensor and condensate trap, blew out pressure switch ports to ensure proper operation. Furnace operating within manufacturer specifications. During air conditioning evaluation, discovered existing Robertshaw thermostat causing short cycling issues. Tested 2022 ICP condensing unit with capacitor and contactor readings within acceptable range. Cleaned condenser coil and verified refrigerant charge. Temperature drop measured at 19 degrees, indicating proper system performance. Identified obsolete thermostat as primary concern affecting air conditioning operation and user functionality. Provided estimate for thermostat upgrade, which was declined for same-day installation. Recommended r
Responded to no cooling condition from previous visit and diagnosed failed control board caused by defective contactor. Replaced faulty contactor at condenser unit and installed new control board under manufacturer part warranty. Tested all system modes including heating, fan operation, and cooling to verify proper system operation restored.
©2026 Hurlburt. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | [cookie_preferences_link]
Web Design and Internet Marketing by RYNO Strategic Solutions
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Google Terms of Service apply.