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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Knapp, WI between April 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 9, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 44 jobs in Knapp, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2017.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and safety inspection on two-unit HVAC system consisting of a Lennox gas furnace and 6-year-old air conditioning unit. Performed thorough system evaluation in response to reported gas odor during furnace operation, conducted combustion analysis, checked all gas connections for leaks, and verified proper venting through PVC intake and exhaust pipes. Inspected and tested both heating and cooling systems, confirmed clean operation with 3M filtration and electronic air filter in place, measured supply air temperature at 63.3°F, and verified all components functioning within manufacturer specifications with no safety concerns identified.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and maintenance on both air conditioning and furnace systems for residential HVAC installation. Performed standard seasonal maintenance procedures per manufacturer specifications, including inspection of Carrier air handler, furnace unit, refrigerant lines, and associated ductwork components. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters upon completion.
Completed comprehensive heating and cooling maintenance tune-up on Payne furnace and AC system. Performed furnace inspection including cleaning flame sensor, flushing condensate trap, replacing completely plugged air filter, and verifying all electrical components within specification. Confirmed proper gas pressure and achieved 50° temperature rise on startup. Conducted AC system inspection with electrical component verification, flushed condenser coils, confirmed evaporator drain functionality, and verified 20° temperature drop on startup. All systems operating properly and within manufacturer specifications.
Completed comprehensive maintenance on 24-year-old R22 air conditioning system and furnace. Replaced failed dual capacitor and contactor, cleaned blower wheel, and replaced draft motor. Performed standard tune-up procedures on both heating and cooling systems, with multimeter testing confirming proper amperage draw of 0.49A on replaced components.
Performed comprehensive boiler tune-up including inspection of heat exchanger, cleaning of all burners, and igniter maintenance. Verified proper operation of all electrical components, then fired unit and checked all radiators throughout the system. Bled air from upstairs bathroom radiator and adjusted system water pressure to proper operating level, restoring full heating functionality.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of older farmhouse with extensive DIY installations. Documented existing water filtration system in crawl space, including blue cylindrical filter housing with brass fittings, sediment filter with clear bowl, and PEX piping distribution throughout structure. All accessible plumbing components, connections, and routing were visually examined and photographed for maintenance records.
Completed comprehensive annual maintenance on both air conditioning and furnace systems, both approximately 3 years old and operating within manufacturer specifications. Performed thorough washing of outdoor condenser unit, conducted complete electrical testing on both indoor and outdoor components with all readings within acceptable parameters. Cleaned and reinstalled air filter to ensure proper airflow and system efficiency.
Completed scheduled maintenance agreement service on Lennox furnace system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including cleaning flame sensor, verifying condensate drain operation, inspecting and confirming pressure switch hoses were clear, checking blower wheel condition and speed settings, and replacing dirty air filter with new unit provided by homeowner. System started and brought to operating temperature with proper performance confirmed at 62° temperature rise across heat exchanger.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on Ruud heating system as part of preventative maintenance agreement. Performed standard inspection procedures including burner assembly cleaning, heat exchanger examination, blower motor lubrication, filter assessment, flue pipe inspection, and safety control verification. All system components found operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted; unit left in proper working condition.
Completed comprehensive annual plumbing inspection of residential property. Inspected water heater unit, associated plumbing connections, shut-off valves, and supply lines in basement mechanical room, verifying proper operation and condition of all components. All systems found to be functioning within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.
Responded to a no-cooling call where the customer reported cutting a wire while trimming vegetation around the outdoor unit. Upon inspection, verified that no wires were actually severed and found no exposed copper or electrical damage. Secured loose wiring to the suction line using proper fastening methods to prevent future interference and ensure safe operation of the system.
Responded to service call for water leaking from upstairs mini split indoor head unit on a 10-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, identified clogged condensate drain line causing water to overflow and run down the wall below the unit. Opened the indoor unit's front cover to access the drain pan and blower assembly, then successfully cleared the blockage from the condensate drain line. Removed and inspected the air filter, which showed accumulated debris. Verified proper drainage flow after clearing the obstruction and confirmed no further water leakage from the unit.
Responded to no cool call on an 8-year-old residential air conditioning system using R22 refrigerant. Upon arrival, verified system was achieving a 14-15 degree temperature split but unable to maintain desired setpoint. Diagnosed system as low on refrigerant charge, indicating a leak in the system. Advised customer that while recharging is possible, system replacement is recommended due to age, refrigerant type, and recurring refrigerant loss. Customer declined service at this time and will contact for replacement estimate at a later date.
Replaced failed expansion valve (TXV) and RDS control board on Goodman HVAC system. Installed new components, performed verification test to activate RDS settings on integrated furnace control, and adjusted blower speed to match 2-ton system capacity. Evacuated refrigerant lines, recharged system with R32 refrigerant, and conducted operational testing. System now operating within specifications with proper temperature split across furnace.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on Lennox condensing unit as part of maintenance agreement. Replaced indoor air filter, verified evaporator drain line proper operation, removed condenser panels and thoroughly cleaned condenser coil which showed significant buildup from four years without service. Inspected electrical components including capacitor (within specification) and contactor (good condition). Addressed homeowner concern regarding unusual noise during unit shutdown, identified as refrigerant flow noise due to dirty condenser coil restricting airflow. System startup confirmed proper operation with 22-degree temperature split across evaporator coil, indicating adequate cooling performance and refrigerant charge.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old R22 system that had been recently serviced by another contractor. Upon inspection, determined the thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) requires replacement, likely due to improper installation procedures including failure to flow nitrogen during brazing operations. System also requires installation of RDS mitigation board for code compliance. Documented equipment condition with photos and requested pricing for TXV replacement and required safety component installation to restore proper system operation.
Responded to no-cool call on 2008 Ruud outdoor condensing unit. Upon arrival, unit was attempting to start but failing to run, with audible clicking from contactor and loud buzzing noise. Diagnosed failed capacitor with no measurable capacitance and severely pitted contactor causing poor electrical contact. Replaced both capacitor and contactor with OEM-equivalent parts. Rinsed outdoor coil to remove debris accumulation. Verified proper system startup with 18-degree temperature split across evaporator coil, confirming adequate cooling performance restored.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on Lennox system for homeowners who recently moved into the property and were starting the unit for the first time. Upon inspection, discovered system was significantly low on refrigerant charge. Discussed diagnostic findings and repair options with homeowner, who authorized addition of refrigerant and UV dye to restore system operation. Added refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, achieving proper operating pressures with 20° temperature split and 3° subcool. Injected UV dye into system for future leak detection purposes. System now operational and cooling effectively.
Responded to no cooling complaint on one-year-old Goodman system running continuously. Inspected indoor coil and confirmed no freeze-up, though evidence of water on floor indicated previous freezing condition. Connected manifold gauges and found near-zero suction pressure and low liquid line pressure. Identified active refrigerant leak at outdoor unit Schrader valve, documented with video evidence. Performed bubble test on all accessible refrigerant connections with no additional leaks detected. System confirmed low on R32 refrigerant. Scheduled follow-up visit to replace leaking Schrader valve and recharge system with R32 refrigerant once pricing and materials are obtained.
Responded to a dual plumbing issue involving a leaking Delta shower valve and a clogged kitchen sink drain. Upon inspection, found the shower valve cartridge was failing and causing water to leak from the handle. Replaced the Delta cartridge to restore proper function and eliminate the leak. For the kitchen sink, diagnosed a grease blockage in the horizontal drain section before the vertical drop. The homeowner had previously attempted to clear the obstruction and noted a gel-like substance in the pipes. Used a drain auger to break up the grease accumulation, then employed a blow bag to fully clear the line and restore proper drainage. The blockage was successfully removed from the accessible horizontal pipe section without requiring extensive disassembly of the drain system.
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