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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Fall Creek, WI in September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 28, 2026.
Responded to previously diagnosed gas leak at furnace. Disassembled all gas pipe fittings in the furnace area, applied fresh pipe dope to all threaded connections, and reassembled. Performed thorough leak check of all repaired connections with no leaks detected, confirming successful repair of gas system.
Completed routine maintenance tune-up on both the air conditioning unit (21 years old) and furnace (27 years old) as part of a rewards maintenance agreement. Cleaned routine components, inspected all electrical connections and controls, and verified proper system operation. Coordinated with advisor to discuss equipment replacement options with homeowner given the advanced age of both units.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection for recurring maintenance service. Inspected ceiling-mounted Moen fixture showing age-related wear, discoloration, and dirt accumulation on metallic components. Evaluated copper pipe risers with U-shaped loops and shut-off valves featuring blue spoke-style handles; noted oxidized patina consistent with system age. Documented conditions and sent estimates for recommended repairs or replacements.
Completed routine furnace maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox heating system as part of Family Rewards agreement. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all routine components, safety systems check with no compromises identified, and filter replacement. System tested and operated normally with 55° temperature rise after 15-minute run cycle, confirming proper functionality for the heating season.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up and maintenance on Lennox heating unit per agreement requirements. Completed full system inspection, verified proper operation of all components including burners, heat exchanger, blower assembly, and venting system. Unit tested and confirmed operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.
Completed complimentary plumbing inspection of bathroom fixtures including sink and toilet. Verified proper operation of matte black single-lever faucet with pop-up drain assembly installed on white oval basin with marble countertop. Inspected toilet fixture for proper function and documented conditions with photographs.
Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on a three-year-old Lennox furnace in preparation for the heating season. Performed comprehensive system inspection including burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, air filter, gas connections, and electrical components. Unit tested and confirmed operating within normal parameters with no issues found.
Responded to no heat call and diagnosed failed hot surface igniter preventing furnace operation. Removed and replaced defective igniter with new OEM component and installed new flame sensor to ensure reliable ignition and safe operation. Tested furnace through complete heating cycle, verified proper ignition sequence, flame sensing, and burner operation with all systems functioning correctly.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 20-year-old American Standard unit. Performed full inspection of all routine components, cleared drainage lines, and conducted safety inspection. Identified early-stage burner inlet cracks typical of American Standard/Trane units, currently small and not extending past riveting points. All components tested within manufacturer specifications. Conducted 15-minute operational test with 65° temperature rise, confirming proper system performance. Discussed unit age, current condition, and maintenance program options with homeowner.
Performed comprehensive whole-home duct cleaning service covering both return and supply ductwork for the first 15 openings. System contained significant accumulation of dust and dirt throughout the ductwork, which was thoroughly removed using standard duct cleaning equipment and procedures. During the cleaning process, conducted careful inspection of all accessible ductwork sections while searching for a lost wedding ring reported by homeowner, though the ring was not recovered. All vent registers and grilles were removed, cleaned, and reinstalled upon completion of the ductwork cleaning.
Responded to emergency call for leaking pressure tank system. Upon inspection, found 33.4 gallon Challenger PC122R pressure tank had rusted out and was actively leaking. Additionally discovered the elbow fitting beneath the tank had ruptured, contributing to water damage on the concrete floor. Removed the failed pressure tank and ruptured elbow assembly. Installed new 33.4 gallon Challenger PC122R pressure tank with new connections to existing copper piping system. Verified all fittings were secure and tested system for proper pressure and operation. System restored to full functionality with no additional leaks detected.
Responded to no-heat service call on 2015 furnace system. Upon inspection, discovered critical failures in primary heat exchanger with large breaches in two primary cells, suspected secondary heat exchanger leakage at drain openings above blower assembly, and condensate collector box leakage at bottom. Evidence of burner flame rollout observed due to compromised heat exchanger integrity. Homeowner had previously replaced igniter and flame sensor without resolving issue. Unit immediately tagged out as unsafe to operate per safety protocols due to potential carbon monoxide hazard from heat exchanger breaches. Performed diagnostic testing on air conditioning system using Job Link probes, which indicated low refrigerant charge contributing to reduced cooling efficiency and elevated energy consumption. Documented all findings with photographic evidence including thermostat display and ductwork conditions. Scheduled follow-up appointment for presentation of furnace replacement options and ai
Responded to no heat call on 10+ year old HVAC system. Diagnosed failed ignition component preventing unit from operating. Ordered replacement part for repair completion.
Responded to no heat call where system was not turning on and displaying three-blink error code. Upon inspection, found heating system unresponsive to thermostat demand. Diagnosed failed control board with visible heat damage. Documented equipment make, model, and serial number information with photos. Performed complete system evaluation to determine full scope of repairs needed and provided customer with findings for approval of next steps.
Performed scheduled maintenance on a 2016 Goodman natural-gas furnace and air conditioning system. Resecured a leaking flue-pipe joint at the cabinet-to-gray-elbow connection using PVC primer and cement. During inspection, detected a gas leak at the nipple feeding the copper flare into the gas shutoff valve using electronic detection equipment and soap bubble testing. Due to restricted access between the plenum and return, the home's gas supply was shut off as a safety precaution. A return visit is required to repair and retest the gas connection. Noted that the air filter had not been replaced since December.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property including kitchen and bathroom fixtures. Inspected kitchen double basin sink, faucet assembly, and drainage systems; all components found in proper working order. Evaluated bathroom vanity sink, faucet with dual lever handles, and associated plumbing connections with no issues identified. Noted presence of toilet bowl cleaner tablets in toilet bowls and recommended removal to prevent potential damage to internal flush valve components and seals. All photographed fixtures showed proper installation and no visible leaks or deterioration.
Completed call-back service to replace oversized circuit breaker for air conditioning system. Accessed sealed utility company panel, removed existing 30-amp two-pole breaker, and installed proper 20-amp Cutler Hammer two-pole breaker to match equipment specifications. Notified energy company of seal break on off-peak panel per utility requirements. Verified proper breaker operation and restored panel. System tested and operational upon completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed original capacitor from 2002 causing condenser fan motor failure. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit and performed condenser coil cleaning to improve airflow and heat transfer. System tested and restored to operational status. Due to advanced age and overall deteriorated condition of equipment, recommended obtaining replacement quote for homeowner's consideration, though customer elected to defer replacement at this time.
Conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing HVAC system for complete replacement estimate. Inspection revealed outdoor air conditioning unit with severe electrical component deterioration, including extensive rust and corrosion on internal mounting plate and terminal connections. Documented grounded wiring condition in AC unit with photographic evidence showing compromised electrical integrity and moisture damage to critical components. Prepared detailed replacement bid for both air conditioning system and furnace to address safety concerns and restore proper system operation.
Responded to no cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Found outdoor unit not running with no power present. Located breaker in off position at electrical panel and restored power. Upon energizing system, outdoor unit started immediately and system operated normally with proper cooling. Verified adequate airflow and temperature differential. Homeowner unaware of breaker being tripped. Advised to monitor system operation and contact if issues recur.
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