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.
Furnaces, boilers and heat pumps are the most common heating systems in Elk Mound. We’ll go over the benefits and drawbacks of each option so that you fully understand them. Many homeowners pair a heat pump with a furnace. The heat pump provides cooling during the summer and efficient heating during the winter. When the temperature drops below freezing, the furnace kicks on. Having this reliable form of backup heat ensures you never have to worry about staying warm.
Central AC is an excellent option for homes that prefer consistent comfort and powerful cooling. We’ll perform load calculations to choose the correct size equipment. Undersizing and oversizing both waste energy and increase your cooling costs. They also result in hot and cold spots that make the home uncomfortable. Our accurate sizing process avoids these issues from the start.
If you want the most precise form of cooling, we’ll recommend a zoned setup. You’ll have room-by-room temperature control, which is great for homes with multiple floors. When you need an AC repair in Elk Mound, WI, help is just a phone call away.
Remodeling your kitchen or bathroom? If so, we can do all of the plumbing upgrades. If you’re installing a garbage disposal, we may need to add a dedicated circuit. This helps keep the breaker from tripping when using the new appliance. If you want to update the bathroom with a new toilet, we can install a low-flow model that saves water.
If you’re constantly running out of hot water, it may be time to go tankless. Tankless water heaters not only provide continuous hot water but also use less energy. This means you save money on utility bills. And because they don’t require a storage tank, there’s a lower risk of leaks and flooding.
Our electricians in Elk Mound, WI have extensive training for installing and fixing electrical systems. If you want better airflow in your home, we can install new ceiling fans.
Remodeling often requires adding new switches and outlets. We’ll consider the home’s layout and lighting when choosing where to place them.
We’ll inspect your panel to make sure it has adequate capacity. Upgrades to breakers and wiring are sometimes necessary for safety or performance reasons. You may need a full-panel upgrade to add an EV charger. 100-amp panels don’t have enough capacity to safely support EV charging. By adding a larger panel with ample capacity, you won’t have to worry about overloads.
Many homes near County Road U need sump pumps to manage spring snowmelt and heavy rainfall. Our team installs these devices, including submersible, battery backup, and pedestal types.
Homeowners along Highway 93 often have us install whole-home generators to prepare for storm-related power outages. We’ll connect the transfer switch and set up the wiring so that everything functions reliably.
If you live near Beaver Creek Reserve and want better indoor air quality, we can install a whole-home air purifier. Other solutions for indoor air quality in Elk Mound, WI include whole-home humidifiers and dehumidification systems.
Our customers love our people-driven culture. They frequently leave us 5-star reviews, praising us for our professionalism and reliability. You can read through thousands of them to see why they keep choosing us.
We come to all jobs with fully stocked trucks to fix most problems in one visit. If we ever have to turn off the home’s water or electrical supply, we’ll let you know in advance. Our fast service for emergency HVAC in Elk Mound is greatly appreciated when there are refrigerant leaks or sudden system breakdowns. We’ll arrive quickly to restore comfort with a long-term solution. The Hurlburt Family Rewards Club helps you stay on top of essential maintenance that improves the home’s energy performance and comfort.
Contact Hurlburt today to book service for electric, plumbing, HVAC, and indoor air quality in Elk Mound, WI.
Responded to a bathtub drain backup caused by excessive hair accumulation in the drain line. Utilized a small flex shaft drain cleaning machine to break up and remove the hair obstruction from the 2" drain line. Successfully cleared the stoppage and restored proper drainage function to the fixture.
Completed Family Rewards cooling maintenance visit on a 33-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of blower motor assembly, capacitor, and electrical connections. Removed and inspected blower motor, confirmed proper operation. Conducted thorough examination of primary and secondary heat exchangers, both found to be in acceptable condition at this time. Recommended re-inspection of heat exchangers prior to upcoming heating season due to age of equipment. Unit currently operational and cooling adequately, though homeowners report minimal usage. System showing age-related wear including visible corrosion on mounting panels and components, but all critical components functioning within acceptable parameters at time of service.
Responded to emergency water leak in mechanical room where a cracked copper pipe feeding the acid neutralizer caused basement flooding. Homeowner had shut off well pump to prevent further water damage upon our arrival. Removed and replaced the corroded section of copper piping, including installation of a new 90-degree elbow fitting to restore water flow to the acid neutralizer system. Water service was successfully restored to the home, and provided estimate for complete acid neutralizer replacement and comprehensive water system repiping due to visible corrosion throughout existing plumbing infrastructure.
Responded to drainage issue within scheduled arrival window. Utilized blow bag method to clear obstruction in drain line. Encountered significant grease accumulation around cast iron piping that required additional clearing efforts. Successfully cleared blockage and restored proper drainage function. Documented plumbing installation including PVC drainage assembly, water heater connections, and laundry room utility hookups with photographic evidence.
Responded to floor drain backup occurring during laundry operation. Attempted to clear blockage by snaking both the floor drain and the main stack line. Inspected laundry drain plumbing system including P-trap connections and drainage assembly beneath fixtures. Work performed in utility area with exposed plumbing infrastructure along cinder block walls.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old residential HVAC system. Diagnosed failed start component preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective start capacitor, restored power to outdoor unit, and verified proper amp draw. Cycled system through complete cooling operation, confirmed adequate airflow and temperature split, unit now cooling effectively.
Responded to service call for reported clogged drain in basement with odors emanating from upstairs tub and kitchen drains. Upon arrival, assessed upstairs bathroom tub drain that was not draining properly. Inspected white porcelain sink basin, noting visible staining, mineral deposits, and discoloration around overflow drain and basin edges, consistent with long-term water exposure and potential drainage issues. Attempted to contact property owner to obtain authorization to proceed with drain cleaning and repair work, as tenant situation required landlord approval. Unable to reach property owner for service authorization. Without payment method on file and lacking owner consent, work could not be completed at this time. Property requires follow-up visit pending owner decision to authorize drain cleaning service to address suspected grease buildup in basement drain line near laundry area cleanout, similar to previous service history from prior year.
Returned to address condensation leak issue on high-efficiency HVAC system installed less than one year ago. Installed condensate drain kit to resolve water leakage problem. Verified proper drainage by leaving pipe end open during testing to confirm no water bypassed the kit. All condensate lines now draining properly with no leaks detected.
Responded to no cooling complaint on twenty-year-old air conditioning system. Diagnosed and replaced failed capacitor, then verified system operation. Unit had experienced significant overheating during failure. Provided estimate for potential condenser motor replacement as preventive measure due to age and thermal stress observed during initial failure.
Responded to emergency call for electric water heater with smoke and fire damage. Upon arrival, confirmed water heater had caught fire with visible burn marks and damage to unit. Safely disconnected electrical supply at breaker panel and shut off water supply. Removed damaged 50-gallon electric water heater and installed new Bradford White 50-gallon electric water heater. Connected all copper supply lines, installed new shut-off valves, and ran flexible electrical conduit to breaker panel. Verified proper electrical connections, restored power, filled tank, and tested unit for proper operation and safety. All connections checked for leaks and system confirmed operational.
Responded to no cooling complaint on aging Amana air conditioning unit. Upon diagnostic inspection, identified failed hard start kit as cause of inadequate cooling performance. Replaced defective hard start kit with new component, restoring proper compressor operation and system cooling capacity. Unit tested and confirmed operational.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection for newly purchased residence with no reported issues at time of scheduling. Inspected water heater installation, including Bradford White unit with proper venting, gas connections, pressure relief valve, and combustion air intake configuration. Evaluated all visible plumbing infrastructure, supply lines, drainage systems, and utility connections throughout mechanical room and basement areas. Identified partially obstructed drain line serving laundry area during inspection. Documented equipment conditions and plumbing system components with photographic records. Provided estimate for drain cleaning service to address the slow-draining laundry fixture.
Responded to report of water dripping from furnace intake vent. Upon inspection, identified condensation forming inside the intake pipe due to temperature differential between warmer outdoor air and cooler indoor conditions. Documented findings with photos showing PVC intake piping configuration and surrounding HVAC components. Generated order form for drain kit installation to resolve condensation issue and prevent future water intrusion into the intake system.
Responded to report of water leaking from Lennox furnace/air handler unit installed previous fall, with significant puddle forming in basement. Upon inspection, identified blockage in condensate drain system preventing proper drainage from drain pan. Removed packing foam and debris from drain pan that was obstructing water flow. Cleared blockage in PVC condensate drain line, restoring proper drainage function. Verified water was draining correctly through white PVC piping system after clearing obstruction. Unit returned to normal operation with no further water accumulation observed.
Responded to no cooling call on residential A/C unit less than one year old. Found disconnect blade had been removed by homeowner and was not properly reinstalled—blade was upside down and not fully seated. Reinserted disconnect blade correctly, restored power to unit, and verified system operation. Advised that any further warranty issues should be addressed through original HVAC installer or electrician due to age of installation.
Responded to service call for leaking outdoor hose bibb that was previously installed approximately 2.5 years ago. Upon inspection, discovered the hose bibb had suffered freeze damage due to improper back-grading during original installation. The unit had split from freeze break, requiring complete replacement. Removed the failed hose bibb and installed new frost-free hose bibb with proper grading to prevent future freeze damage. Verified all connections were secure and tested operation to ensure no leaks. Restored water supply to the exterior spigot.
Completed AC maintenance on a 20-year-old R-22 system in a manufactured home. Found significant dirt and debris accumulation throughout the air handler, blower motor leaking oil, and measured a 15-degree temperature split across the evaporator coil. High-side service port was inaccessible due to burial in sand, preventing complete refrigerant pressure diagnostics. Provided guidance on proper filter installation and sizing for the return air grille, as the unit had been operating without filtration since purchase. Recommended blower motor replacement due to oil leakage and comfort advisor consultation for system evaluation given the age of equipment and R-22 refrigerant phase-out considerations.
Responded to warranty service call for water leakage at base of furnace installed less than one year ago. Upon inspection, determined that water accumulation and increased system noise were caused by severely restricted airflow due to a fully blocked outdoor condenser coil and dirty air filter. Performed complete system evaluation including cleaning of outdoor condenser coil, inspection of evaporator coil confirming no leaks or icing present, and verification of proper refrigerant charge with 21°F temperature split across the system. Confirmed condensate drain line was free flowing and clear of obstructions. Replaced dirty 5" MERV 16 air filter with new filter, resulting in immediate improvement in system noise levels and airflow. Inspected Aprilaire humidifier and noted heavy mineral deposits on pad, indicating need for more frequent maintenance. Provided homeowner instruction on proper humidifier pad replacement procedure for Aprilaire #35 model. Established maintenance schedule
Responded to service call for leaking water heater. Upon arrival, diagnosed a 40-gallon electric A.O. Smith Proline water heater installed in 2021 experiencing active leakage from both heating element ports. Due to the nature and location of the leaks, determined that repair was not viable and complete replacement was necessary. Removed the failed unit and installed new 40-gallon electric water heater. Connected all copper supply lines, electrical connections, and plumbing fixtures. Verified proper operation of new unit and checked for leaks at all connection points. Removed old water heater from premises and left work area clean.
Responded to service call for electric water heater with no hot water production. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed thermostats as the root cause of system failure. Presented multiple repair options to customer, who elected to proceed with complete water heater replacement. Successfully removed existing Richmond brand electric water heater and installed new Bradford White unit. Completed all necessary electrical connections, plumbing connections with copper piping, and verified proper operation of new system. Unit tested and left in full working order.
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