Hudson’s housing market looks very different from many communities across western Wisconsin. Near Historic Downtown Hudson, the Octagon House Museum, and the St. Croix River, you’ll find homes that have stood for generations. Travel toward County Road F, County Road A, Heritage Greens, or the Troy Burne area, and you’ll see neighborhoods built within the last two decades featuring advanced Air Conditioning and Heating systems, smart home technology, and increasingly sophisticated electrical infrastructure.
That variety creates very different service needs from one property to the next. On any given day, our technicians may be servicing a boiler in an older riverfront home, installing a whole-home generator in a newer subdivision, or helping a homeowner improve humidity control in a house overlooking the St. Croix Valley. Understanding how Hudson has grown allows us to make recommendations that fit the specific home rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution.
When homeowners in Hudson call about cooling problems, temperature is often only part of the story. Humidity plays a major role in how comfortable a home feels, particularly for properties located closer to the St. Croix River, North Hudson, and other lower river valley areas. Even when temperatures remain reasonable, excess moisture can leave a home feeling uncomfortable and force air conditioning systems to work harder than necessary.
Many homeowners assume they need a larger air conditioner when the real issue is humidity management, airflow design, or aging equipment that is no longer operating efficiently. We regularly help homeowners improve comfort while reducing energy usage by addressing the actual cause of the problem.
Whether your air conditioner struggles to keep up, certain rooms stay warmer than others, or humidity becomes a constant frustration, our team can help identify the right solution.
Hudson homeowners deal with two very different air quality challenges throughout the year. During the summer, humidity can make homes feel damp and uncomfortable. During the winter, months of furnace operation can leave indoor air excessively dry, affecting comfort throughout the home.
Many homeowners are surprised by how much indoor air quality impacts their day-to-day comfort. Dust buildup, inconsistent humidity levels, pet dander, and poor airflow often contribute to issues that homeowners mistakenly blame on their heating or cooling equipment.
The right combination of filtration and humidity control can improve comfort, protect furnishings, and help AC and Heating equipment perform more efficiently throughout the year.
Anyone who has spent a winter in Hudson understands how quickly conditions can change. One week may bring relatively mild temperatures, while the next delivers subzero wind chills and significant snowfall. Those rapid weather swings place tremendous stress on heating equipment and expose weaknesses that may have gone unnoticed earlier in the season.
For many Hudson residents, reliability is just as important as efficiency. A large percentage of local homeowners commute daily along Interstate 94 into Minneapolis or St. Paul. Nobody wants to return home after a long day to discover the furnace stopped working hours earlier. That is why preventative maintenance and proactive system upgrades remain such a priority throughout the area.
Whether you’re maintaining an existing system or evaluating replacement options before winter arrives, we can help you make a confident long-term decision.
Hudson’s continued growth has created increasing demand for electrical upgrades. Newer homes often include electric vehicles, home offices, smart home systems, advanced Heating and Air Conditioning equipment, and entertainment systems that place greater demands on electrical infrastructure than homes built decades ago.
We continue to see strong demand for panel upgrades, backup generators, surge protection, and EV charger installations throughout neighborhoods like Willow River, Troy Burne, Stone Pine, and newer developments along County Road F. Many homeowners are choosing to make these upgrades proactively rather than waiting for electrical limitations to become major problems.
Whether you’re planning future upgrades or dealing with an existing electrical concern, our team can help ensure your system is ready for today’s demands.
Many Hudson homes feature finished basements, updated living spaces, and valuable personal property that can be vulnerable to water damage. Between spring storms, heavy rainfall, frozen pipes, aging water heaters, and sump pump failures, plumbing issues can become expensive very quickly if not addressed promptly.
We regularly help homeowners protect their homes through preventative plumbing improvements, water quality upgrades, and fast repairs when problems occur. Whether you’re in a newer development or an older home near downtown, protecting your plumbing system helps protect the value of your property.
From water heater replacements and filtration systems to emergency leak repairs and sump pump installations, we help homeowners prevent small problems from becoming major repairs.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Hudson, WI between February 2026 and March 2026.
The most recent job was on March 4, 2026.
Performed routine maintenance on 2013 furnace including operational testing, air filter replacement, and cleaning of key components. Inspection of blower wheel revealed dust accumulation requiring cleaning, and examination of electrical panel showed some discoloration suggesting potential wear. System is functioning properly after service completion.
Responded to emergency call for pipe damage in kitchen. Customer had inadvertently drilled through a 3" PVC stack while installing shelves. Successfully repaired the damaged section by cutting out the affected portion and installing new PVC pipe with appropriate fittings, restoring proper drainage function.
Performed a comprehensive flush on an 80-gallon Richmond gas water heater, running the procedure for approximately 30 minutes to remove sediment buildup and restore optimal efficiency. During service, inspected the burner assembly which showed proper blue flame pattern and no signs of malfunction. Visual inspection confirmed all connections and components were in good working condition with no leaks detected.
Performed standard furnace tune-up on 17-year-old unit including operational testing, filter replacement, and temperature rise verification. Identified minor collector box leakage and blower wheel debris buildup. Inspected heat exchanger (no concerns found), cleared condensate drain, cleaned routine components, and removed two birds from fresh air intake. Customer declined service advisor visit and repairs at this time.
Diagnosed Rheem water heater with no hot water output. Determined faulty heating elements and thermostat were the source of the problem. Installed new heating elements and thermostat, then verified proper operation and confirmed no leaks present in the system.
Replaced kitchen sink basket strainer as requested by customer, ensuring proper installation and verifying no leaks. Additionally, provided education on heat pump water heater seasonal operation and addressed customer's concerns regarding their water treatment system, resulting in customer satisfaction with both the repair and information provided.
Responded to warranty service call for previously installed faucet and trap that was leaking from copper supply lines. Inspection revealed faulty water supply line, which was replaced to resolve the issue.
Responded to service call for clogged kitchen sink. Attempted to clear blockage using plunger but was unsuccessful. After thorough assessment, determined issue required specialized equipment; referred customer to drain cleaning company for further assistance.
Replaced damaged draft combustion inducer assembly on furnace after identifying issues with the motor shaft. Performed comprehensive system check including heat exchanger, flame sensor, ignitor, and wiring connections, and replaced air filter. System now operating normally with proper combustion and airflow.
Responded to service call for loose kitchen faucet. Upon inspection, determined that the Glacier Bay fast mount system was broken and no longer securing the fixture properly. Provided customer with estimate for complete faucet replacement as repair of existing mounting hardware not feasible.
Replaced faulty fill valve and flapper in upstairs toilet that was continuously running and had caused overflow damage to the downstairs ceiling. Performed visual inspection of associated plumbing components and water heater system to ensure proper operation after repair.
Responded to no-heat call for aging boiler displaying E3 error code. Diagnostic inspection revealed extensive water damage throughout system including severe corrosion on heat exchanger, damaged sensors, leaking low water sensor, and water damage affecting gas valve and inducer motor. Documented condition with photos showing significant rust accumulation and electrical component deterioration. Prepared comprehensive repair estimate and scheduled comfort advisor to discuss replacement options with customer.
Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up including inspection of heat exchanger via camera, verification of all safety components (pressure switch, limit switches), and testing of operational elements (burners, blower, inducer). Checked gas pressures, combustion air, and cycled system on high/low settings to confirm proper operation. Replaced ejection tubing from condensate pump to drain and installed water leak sensor. System functioning normally after service.
Investigated customer-reported intermittent gravelly noise primarily audible upstairs while furnace was operating normally. Inspection revealed a heavily soiled furnace filter which was replaced, and identified the humidifier as producing fan noise with a pad requiring replacement. System operation was verified after filter replacement, with recommendations to monitor for noise recurrence. Scheduled follow-up water heater inspection.
Responded to no heat call for furnace with blinking red light. Diagnosed seized combustion blower motor preventing proper system operation. Attempted to restore functionality but determined replacement necessary. Customer approved repair estimate; return visit scheduled to install new combustion blower.
Diagnosed pressure tank system exhibiting short-cycling (5-6 minute intervals for approximately 10 seconds) with no gauge movement. After isolating the house with the main valve, determined pump continued to activate, indicating a leak on the well side of the system. Customer referred to well company for specialized service.
Responded to service call for water pressure issues and hot water concerns. Diagnosed and replaced faulty pressure switch on recently installed pressure tank, resolving delayed water flow problem. Inspected water heater and found no error codes present; system was producing adequate hot water during service visit.
Conducted comprehensive plumbing inspection of bathroom fixtures, focusing on toilet and sink connections. Examined water supply lines, shut-off valves, and mounting hardware for both fixtures, confirming all components are in good working condition with no visible leaks, damage, or deterioration.
Completed annual plumbing inspection revealing several maintenance issues requiring attention. Primary concerns include a failing pressure tank, non-functional valves (hot side in main bathroom and basement toilet), missing hammer arresters on washing machine, and deteriorating flappers in master and basement toilets. Provided customer with detailed estimate for recommended repairs and replacements.
Responded to service call for automatic flush valve malfunction in women's restroom. Diagnosed broken flush valve with wires disconnected from motion sensor to solenoid. Restored toilet functionality temporarily, but replacement parts will be required for permanent repair.
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