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.
When you have your furnace or plumbing systems repaired or installed by Hurlburt, you can be assured that it is done right. To read about other customer’s experiences with our furnace and plumber services in Elmwood, WI, check out our online reviews below!
Diagnosed excessive water pressure of 115 psi entering the building from the municipal supply, which posed a risk to plumbing fixtures and appliances. Installed a pressure reducing valve (PRV) on the main water service line to regulate incoming pressure down to a safe operating level of 60 psi. Replaced the main water service valve with new brass components up to 2" to address a leaking or failed valve condition, ensuring proper shutoff capability and system integrity.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and maintenance service on residential outdoor condensing unit. Performed thorough washing of outdoor unit cabinet and coils to remove debris and ensure optimal heat transfer efficiency. Conducted complete electrical system testing with all voltage and amperage readings measuring within manufacturer specifications. Replaced air filter and verified system performance with 20-degree temperature differential across evaporator coil, confirming proper refrigerant charge and airflow. Unit operating properly with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling call on 28-year-old R22 system with condenser producing faint hum but not starting. Diagnosed failed dual capacitor on fan side using digital multimeter, confirmed component failure preventing condenser fan motor operation. Replaced dual capacitor and restored system to operational status; recommended comfort advisor consultation due to system age and R22 refrigerant phase-out considerations.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 16-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was providing minimal cooling capacity. Performed diagnostic testing and used clamp meter to check electrical readings at outdoor unit. Diagnosed locked compressor preventing proper system operation. Due to age of equipment and failed compressor, recommended comfort advisor consultation for system replacement options.
Performed comprehensive HVAC maintenance tune-up including AC operational testing, condensate drain clearing, air filter replacement, condenser coil washing, and component inspection. Verified proper system cooling performance with temperature drop measurements at basement unit, confirming optimal operation throughout.
Responded to no cooling call on 10+ year old air conditioning system. Diagnosed control board failure - unit not sending 24 volts to blower motor. Blower motor may also require replacement. Documented electrical connections and control panel with photos and provided repair quote to customer for approval.
Responded to a leaking plumbing connection at the washing machine location. Upon inspection, found the laundry valves were old, badly corroded, and failing to seal properly, causing the leak. Replaced both laundry valves with new units to restore proper function and eliminate the water leak.
Completed comprehensive AC maintenance and tune-up on residential cooling system. Performed electrical testing with all components reading within manufacturer specifications. Cleaned outdoor condenser unit and verified proper system operation with 20-degree temperature differential across the coil, confirming optimal cooling performance.
Responded to no cooling call on system over 10 years old following recent storm and power outage. Upon arrival, found furnace control board had no power and no indicator lights. Diagnostic testing revealed complete transformer failure caused by power surge when single leg of power was lost to the residence. Replaced failed furnace transformer, restored power to control board, and verified all system components returned to normal operation with proper cooling functionality.
Responded to a kitchen sink drain leak caused by a loose PVC connection under the basin. Upon inspection, found the drain assembly fittings had worked loose and required replacement. Additionally, installed a customer-provided kitchen sink, which necessitated lowering the drain line to accommodate the new fixture's configuration. Replaced the deteriorated PVC drain assembly components, including slip joints and trap fittings, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections. All connections were tested for leaks and confirmed watertight upon completion.
# HVAC Service Report Responded to no cool callback on 10-year-old A/C unit displaying C3 error code. Unit had previously failed with same issue approximately one week prior and stopped operating mid-afternoon. Performed diagnostic evaluation and confirmed control board failure. Removed access panel, disconnected wiring harness from defective circuit board, and installed replacement control board. Reconnected all electrical connections to new board, verified proper wire routing, and secured access panel. Tested system operation with digital manifold gauges to confirm proper pressures and functionality. Unit now operating within normal parameters with no error codes present.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on 8-12 SEER AC system installed within past year. Diagnosed issue as load control receiver (energy saver box) from electric utility preventing unit operation. Bypassed load control device to restore immediate cooling functionality. Customer advised to contact Pierce Cooperative Services electrical company regarding load control receiver interference with AC operation.
Responded to water leak in basement caused by failed main shut-off valve on city side of meter. Upon inspection, found stem packing nut seized and leaking, with extensive corrosion present on existing valve assembly. Documented conditions with photographs showing deteriorated valve components and surrounding piping. Provided estimate for replacement of first valve with 3/4" threaded ball valve to accommodate existing 3/4" copper supply line entering approximately 6 inches into structure. Customer requested time to consult before authorizing repair work.
Responded to no-cool condition on 2019 Goodman air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed 35/5 µF dual run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan operation. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit, verified proper electrical connections, and tested system operation. Performed condenser coil cleaning to remove debris buildup restricting airflow. System restored to normal cooling operation with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Replaced kitchen sink and faucet assembly due to leaking fixtures. Installed new stainless steel double-basin sink with modern single-lever faucet featuring pull-down spray head in brushed nickel finish. Replaced all drain piping underneath including P-traps and installed new hot and cold water shut-off valves to ensure proper water control and prevent future leaks.
Responded to continuous water leak originating from water heater in lower electrical panel area. Upon inspection, identified active leak from bottom element panel indicating compromised tank integrity. Water heater showed significant age-related deterioration with visible rust staining, corrosion at base, and moisture damage on surrounding concrete floor. Tank failure determined to be non-repairable due to structural compromise. Recommended and scheduled complete water heater replacement to resolve leak and restore hot water system functionality.
Provided seasonal maintenance instruction for Aprilaire whole-house humidifier and air exchanger system. Demonstrated proper shutdown procedures for summer operation, including step-by-step guidance on deactivating the humidifier and air exchanger units to prevent unnecessary operation during cooling season. Reviewed control settings and explained optimal seasonal adjustments to ensure system longevity and energy efficiency.
Responded to callback regarding elevated water consumption following recent water filtration system installation. Customer reported water bill increased from typical 2,500 gallons to 4,000 gallons monthly, with visible leaking from red tubing on RO system drain line. Inspected water filtration equipment and identified excessive regeneration cycle frequency as primary cause of increased water usage. Adjusted regeneration schedule from 7-day intervals to 14-day intervals and reduced water volume used during regeneration cycles. Verified Kamstrup flowIQ 2100 water meter readings and documented current consumption. Addressed RO system drain line leak and confirmed proper operation of filtration equipment after adjustments.
Responded to water leak in basement with source initially unknown. Upon inspection, identified active leak at pressure tank tee assembly. Removed failed tee fitting and installed new pressure tank tee assembly to restore proper function and eliminate water intrusion. System tested and verified leak-free upon completion.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 11-year-old system. Verified air filter condition and confirmed evaporator drain was clear and functioning properly. Removed condenser panels, performed coil cleaning, and conducted capacitor inspection which revealed weakened fan-side capacitor. Replaced faulty capacitor, completed system startup, verified refrigerant pressures within specifications, and confirmed proper operation with 20-degree temperature split across evaporator coil.
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