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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Fall Creek, WI between September 2026 and November 2026.
The most recent job was on November 12, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 137 jobs in Fall Creek, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Performed a scheduled maintenance tune-up on an Armstrong Air gas furnace and associated AC system, inspecting all furnace components including the blower assembly, condensate drain line and pump, and venting. All components were found to be in good condition and operating properly, with only a light accumulation of dust on the blower wheel and housing; no repairs were required.
Responded to a fully blocked bathroom sink drain and a backing-up kitchen sink. Disconnected the bathroom sink P-trap and tailpiece to gain access, then snaked the drain line to clear the obstruction. Noted extensive galvanized fittings throughout the drain system, which are prone to buildup and restricted flow.
Inspected and attempted to clear a backing-up garage floor drain, suspected to be an airlock condition, with cleaning efforts unsuccessful in restoring flow. Findings indicate the floor drain likely ties into a concealed trench drain; the customer will excavate to locate the line and schedule a follow-up once it is exposed.
Responded to a callback for seepage at two press-fit copper joints following a prior pipe replacement. Inspected the joints and photographed moisture and oxidation at the copper tee fitting and at the copper-to-brass ball valve connection, then traced the source to a pinhole leak in the copper piping above the area the homeowner suspected. Recommended replacement of the affected copper piping and referred the job to a senior advisor for an estimate.
Performed a maintenance tune-up on a Bryant modulating furnace, which operated normally through a full heating cycle and component test, with no visible heat exchanger concerns. Measured 1.73 in. w.c. external static pressure due to a heavily restricted air filter from construction dust, likely contributing to the recorded E3/33 limit fault; the homeowner will replace the filter, and static pressure should be rechecked afterward, with the blower wheel and indoor coil inspected if it remains elevated. Fault history also shows intermittent code 32, 24-V fuse, and a single E5 modulating gas valve event, so if these recur, inspect the gas valve/PL8 connections, condensate drainage, pressure tubing, and venting.
Replaced a leaking 50-gallon LP power vent water heater with a new Bradford White power vent unit (Part #RG2PV40T6X19). Connected the gas supply with a flexible gas line and shutoff valve, reconnected the water supply piping, and reinstalled the PVC power vent and electrical connection. Verified proper operation, ignition, and venting upon completion.
Responded to a warranty call on a recently installed boiler producing a loud whistling noise. Diagnosed that the circulator pump was energizing before the zone valves had fully opened, creating flow restriction and noise. Corrected the sequence of operation, then tested the system and confirmed all three zones operate properly and the noise has been eliminated.
Located an active leak at a corroded copper water line joint near the pressure tank and temporarily sealed it with a pipe wrap to stop the leak. Inspection showed significant corrosion on the copper piping and fittings between the tank tee and the water softener tie-in, with standing water around the base of the equipment. Full replacement of the deteriorated copper section is recommended to permanently resolve the leak.
Performed scheduled maintenance on the hydronic boiler, including cleaning the burners and adjusting system water pressure to the proper operating range. Cycled and tested all three heating zones and monitored boiler operation to confirm reliable performance.
Supplied and installed a new wall-mounted, two-handle chrome mop sink faucet, replacing the existing unit. Tested the new faucet for proper operation and leaks, inspected the connections, and cleaned the work area upon completion. Installation is covered by a 1-year parts and labor warranty.
Responded to commercial property for multiple plumbing issues including leaking mop sink faucet and loose toilet seat. Upon inspection, determined the mop sink faucet exhibited leaks from multiple connection points and had reached end of service life due to deterioration of internal components and fixture assembly. Submitted parts order request for replacement mop sink faucet to address the water leak issue. Successfully installed customer-supplied toilet seat, securing mounting hardware and ensuring proper stability to eliminate wobbling condition.
Responded to water leak around recently installed furnace and adjacent hot water heater. Located source of leak at drain fitting on condensate drain pan where plug was loose and lacked proper thread sealant. Removed drain plug, applied appropriate sealant to threads, and reinstalled securely. Operated air conditioning system for 20 minutes to verify repair, confirmed no further leakage from drain assembly.
Completed preventive maintenance on one Mitsubishi Electric mini-split system per customer request, performing standard tune-up procedures as documented on inspection form. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, which showed signs of weathering and debris accumulation but was operational. During service visit, identified failed combustion fan motor on wood-fired boiler in basement with seized bearing assembly. Initiated parts research and ordering process to determine feasibility of repair or replacement of boiler combustion fan component.
Completed scheduled heating maintenance and tune-up on Rheem residential furnace system as part of preventative maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace components including electrical connections, circuit boards, and mechanical systems with upper access panel removed for thorough evaluation. Verified proper operation of all internal components, inspected PVC venting system, and assessed ductwork and air handler condition. All systems found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified during inspection.
Completed scheduled heating maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox and 11-year-old Goodman HVAC systems. During inspection, identified combustion-air contamination risk on furnace due to room-air intake positioned near exposed fiberglass insulation in mechanical space. Observed heat exchanger header discoloration and localized pitting on tubular heat exchanger requiring close monitoring. Performed combustion analysis and CO verification to assess current system safety and operation. Documented ductwork configuration and condensate drainage system in attic installation area. Noted return-intake duct leakage requiring mastic sealant application. Recommended adding dedicated outdoor combustion-air intake to eliminate contamination risk from indoor air quality issues. Advised encapsulating or removing exposed fiberglass insulation near furnace intake, with immediate temporary solution of installing plastic sheeting or drywall covering over exposed insulation to minimize particulate contaminatio
Responded to service call for 26-year-old Bryant LP gas furnace with complaints of weak airflow and no heat production. Performed thorough inspection of heat exchanger with no conclusive evidence of cracks or defects found. Conducted exhaust combustion analysis revealing carbon monoxide levels at approximately 110 ppm. Determined burners require replacement. Advised customer that unit is nearing end of service life and scheduled replacement system consultation.
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.
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