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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Fall Creek, WI between December 2025 and February 2026.
The most recent job was on February 16, 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.
Serviced 15-year-old, 80-gallon electric water heater that was not providing sufficient hot water duration. Diagnosed significant sediment build-up at tank bottom. Replaced both heating elements and thermostats, and performed partial sediment removal using vacuum to restore proper heating function and efficiency.
Responded to no-heat service call for furnace system. Diagnosed faulty solder joints on control board and inspected heat exchanger, which was found in acceptable condition. Replaced control board per customer request and scheduled service advisor to provide quote for complete system replacement.
Responded to clogged drain service call at mobile home where washing machine was draining into master toilet/tub, with water leaking from toilet base. Diagnosed issue as likely frozen sewer line underneath house or plugged main. Advised customer that toilet reset would not resolve underlying drainage issue and recommended contacting specialized mobile home plumbing service with sewer main cleaning capabilities.
Responded to no heat call for furnace showing pressure switch errors. Discovered flame issues in heat exchanger with yellow flames in middle cells, and system experiencing three cold flash errors. Pressure switch tubing was repeatedly disconnecting from inducer housing; replaced with new tubing to restore proper operation. Recommended complete furnace replacement due to deteriorating condition.
Responded to no-heat service call for furnace with intermittent heating issues. Discovered filter had been sucked into blower cabinet, causing operational failure. Removed obstructing filter and observed system operation. Noted inducer motor dropping out after initial ignition during cycling test. Heat exchanger in good condition (stainless steel type). Recommended control board replacement, but customer considering full equipment replacement if issue recurs. System was operational upon departure.
Diagnosed and resolved insufficient heating issue on 4-year-old furnace. Inspection revealed improperly configured control board with incorrect dip switch settings from previous installation. Properly configured dip switches to enable second-stage heating operation with single-stage thermostat, restoring normal furnace operation and heating capacity.
Responded to no heat complaint on recently installed furnace (2 weeks old). Found exhaust pipe frozen/blocked, which was causing GF collaboration error. Successfully freed the exhaust blockage and temporarily removed intake to restore heat. Customer is using supplemental wood burning stove. Recommended permanent solutions to prevent future exhaust freezing issues.
Responded to no heat call and diagnosed tripped inducer limit caused by leaking collector box and compromised condensate pump. Observed early signs of secondary heat exchanger deterioration and failing inducer motor bearings. Temporarily restored heat operation while advising customer against continuously resetting safety switches. Recommended system replacement over costly repairs due to multiple component failures and potential safety concerns.
Diagnosed one-year-old IBC boiler that was running but not producing heat. Investigation revealed control board failure preventing internal pump operation. Replaced defective control board, restoring proper functionality to the heating system which had been previously serviced for cleaning approximately one week prior.
Responded to no-heat call for 21-year-old heating system. Discovered AC was simultaneously running with furnace due to significant nest obstruction in outdoor unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace heat exchanger, evaporator coil, and condensing unit, identifying issues with burners requiring replacement. Left repair recommendations and scheduled follow-up consultation.
Performed comprehensive boiler maintenance service including disassembly and cleaning of heat exchanger, flushing system, and cleaning igniter. Inspected all components for proper operation, verified correct water pressure, and confirmed system specifications. System started successfully with proper warm air circulation. Customer was informed about membership options for future consideration.
Responded to customer complaint of water accumulation beneath garage furnace exhaust vent. Inspection revealed moisture intrusion from roof penetration point, with visible water damage around exhaust pipe flashing. Temporary assessment completed; recommended follow-up service in spring to properly reseal roof flashing and conduct thorough attic inspection when conditions permit dry access.
Performed scheduled preventative maintenance on residential gas furnace. Conducted comprehensive inspection and testing of all components including blower motor, electrical systems, gas connections, and ventilation. All parameters were within manufacturer specifications with no operational issues identified; system is functioning properly.
Diagnosed issue with 50-gallon natural gas power vent water heater shutting off repeatedly. Inspection revealed exterior exhaust termination was blocked by snow and leaf debris. Cleared obstruction from vent, restored proper ventilation, and confirmed unit firing and operating normally.
Completed annual furnace maintenance service as part of recurring 2x/year agreement. Performed comprehensive tune-up including flame sensor cleaning, electrical testing, filter replacement, and heat exchanger inspection. Unit is functioning properly with no issues observed.
Performed routine tune-up on 20-year-old Slant/Fin water boiler. Diagnosed and addressed water leakage from relief valve caused by excessive system pressure (~30 psi). Adjusted auto fill valve, set pressure to approximately 15 psi, cleaned burners, and verified system stabilized at 18 psi when heated to 160°F. Customer advised to monitor pressure, with possible future expansion tank or relief valve replacement if issues persist.
Responded to no-heat service call for aging furnace system. Diagnosed and cleared plugged condensate line, which was preventing proper operation. Performed heat exchanger inspection with no definitive defects found, though burners showed significant wear. System restored to proper heating function; customer was informed about potential future replacement considerations due to unit age and burner condition.
Performed furnace tune-up on a 4-year-old unit that was previously identified as requiring re-leveling. Successfully re-leveled the furnace, which immediately restored proper condensate drainage. Advised homeowner to monitor for any residual water issues over the next few days, though the corrected pitch should prevent further drainage problems.
Responded to warranty service call for furnace with "no heat" notification on thermostat installed in March. Diagnostic inspection revealed no stored errors in thermostat or control board, but identified condensate leak from rubber inducer coupling in upper cabinet. Tightened coupling to resolve leak and verified proper system operation with 60° temperature rise at maximum heating rate. Informed customer that intermittent Wi-Fi connectivity may have caused communication issue.
Diagnosed and repaired a 4-year-old furnace with no heat issue. Upon inspection, identified a malfunctioning igniter preventing proper gas valve operation. After confirming the heat exchanger and other components were in good condition, replaced the faulty igniter which restored normal furnace operation and heating function.
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