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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Fall Creek, WI between November 2025 and December 2025.
The most recent job was on December 4, 2025.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 137 jobs in Fall Creek, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
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.
Diagnosed intermittent heating issue on aging furnace that was cycling off with 4-flash error code. Found severely clogged filter and performed heat exchanger inspection revealing concerning perforations. Detected minor carbon monoxide levels in supply air and verified temperature rise measurements. Recommended prompt replacement of this deteriorating unit as safety concern.
Responded to basement toilet leak caused by faulty fill valve gasket. Replaced fill valve assembly and tightened bathroom lavatory handle to resolve issues. Visual inspection confirmed proper operation of new components with no further leakage observed.
Responded to customer service call for broken drain line under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, found drain pipe snapped off at connection point. Extracted broken nipple from fitting, installed new P-trap assembly, and performed drain snaking to ensure proper flow and functionality. Completed repair successfully, resolving drainage issue and preventing further water damage to cabinet structure.
Performed routine furnace tune-up on an 11-year-old FRP unit. Replaced dirty filter, inspected all components finding electrical systems within specification despite inducer motor making noise (documented with video). Heat exchanger integrity verified with no compromises, system operation tested with proper gas pressures and temperature rise of 65 degrees. Discussed noisy inducer motor with customer (previously replaced under warranty 5 years ago) and recommended future estimate for replacement, which customer opted to defer.
Performed scheduled bi-annual maintenance on one-year-old Lennox gas furnace. Conducted comprehensive inspection of all components and adjusted gas pressure. Unit was found to be operating correctly with minimal usage as homeowner primarily relies on wood heating.
Completed annual maintenance on 13-year-old boiler. System tested with all zones functioning correctly; verified proper ignition sequence and water circulation. Downstairs thermostat set to 61°F per customer request. Homeowner declined service on 21-year-old garage unit heater as it will not be used this season. No issues identified with boiler operation.
Responded to service call for 4-year-old Lennox furnace with water leakage. Determined water was coming from secondary heat exchanger due to improper leveling during initial installation. Completed furnace tune-up including cleaning flame sensor, checking condensate drainage, inspecting heat exchanger, air filter, and electrical components - all within specifications. Re-leveled the furnace to resolve leakage issue and informed customer about warranty coverage.
Performed routine tune-up on 2-year-old furnace under Family Rewards agreement. Inspected system, cleaned flame sensor, verified proper condensate drainage, checked recently replaced air filter, and confirmed clean blower wheel. Tested gas pressure and electrical components with all readings within specifications. System started properly with 55° temperature rise and normal operation.
Responded to no heat call and found furnace with multiple issues including plugged condensate drain causing water backup in inducer, worn blower motor bearings with excessive play, and failing capacitor (7.5uf measuring 6.5uf). Critical safety concern identified - heat exchanger inspection revealed rotted secondary heat exchanger with detached rings. Due to safety hazards and equipment age, furnace was tagged out of service and customer advised to consider replacement rather than repair.
Completed annual furnace maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox unit. Replaced air filter during service and performed comprehensive inspection. System is operating correctly with no issues detected.
Responded to service call for bathroom plumbing issues. Diagnosed and replaced faulty toilet internal components that were causing continuous running and occasional clogging. Also replaced defective pop-up drain assembly on bathroom sink that was causing water leakage. Customer opted for installation of new toilet and faucet to resolve all identified issues.
Responded to no-heat service call for 10+ year old furnace that would not ignite. Diagnosed faulty igniter preventing furnace operation - inducer motor functioning normally but ignition sequence failing. Performed comprehensive system evaluation with all other components testing within normal parameters. Customer advised of repair recommendation to replace igniter, pending decision on proceeding with repair.
Diagnosed no-heat issue in 3-year-old Lennox gas furnace. Found circuit board with faulty relay for gas valve causing intermittent operation. Temporarily restored function by tapping relays, but issue recurred. Replaced control board to resolve the problem and restore proper heating operation.
Diagnosed 7+ year old natural gas furnace exhibiting failure to ignite symptoms. Visual inspection revealed damaged control board with discoloration and corrosion. Due to the unit's age and potential for additional issues, recommended and performed complete system replacement rather than board repair. Set up emergency service contact information and provided documentation on control board replacement option.
Responded to a service call regarding low/no water pressure affecting one side of the home. Investigated the system and found sediment accumulation (sand) in faucets and toilets causing pressure restrictions. Performed cleaning of affected fixtures and inspected the water heater and boiler system to verify proper operation after service.
Replaced deteriorated gas piping under mobile home by removing leaking pipe and installing new 3/4" gas-tite line with appropriate fittings. Performed leak check on all new connections and purged air from gas lines servicing the stove and furnace. Customer declined purging of water heater gas line and indicated they would replace skirting independently.
Responded to customer report of no hot water from 50-gallon electric Smith water heater installed approximately 2 years ago. Diagnostic testing revealed failed heating elements and thermostats. Replaced both thermostats and elements to restore proper heating function, resolving the no hot water issue. Also addressed reported leak from bottom of unit during service visit.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 2-year-old natural gas system. Inspected and verified all components in good working condition including clean heat exchanger, properly balanced blower, and electrical components within specifications. System demonstrated proper operation with appropriate gas pressure and 50-degree temperature rise during 15-minute test cycle. Filter noted as beginning to accumulate dirt; all other systems functioning normally.
Responded to a gas leak call under the trailer in the same location as a previous service. Found leak at a coupling with non-standard CSST line and fittings. Applied pipe dope and tightened the coupling, which temporarily resolved the leak. Customer accepted estimate to replace entire line with gas-tight CSST due to reliability concerns with current non-standard fittings. Parts ordered for follow-up installation requiring approximately 2-3 hours of labor.
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