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Our company provides heating services for furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We can also help you protect and enhance your indoor air quality in Mondovi, WI.
Our cooling technicians handle everything from energy-efficient upgrades to precision AC repair in Mondovi, WI. We even have technicians on call for emergency HVAC solutions throughout Mondovi.
We encourage area homeowners to schedule annual plumbing inspections. Our plumbers in Mondovi, WI can identify and correct issues before they get expensive.
We also offer reverse osmosis (RO) systems for households that want cleaner, better-tasting water.
We can help you modernize your home through our electrical services. That includes making it safer and more energy-efficient.
Our team provides cooling and heating repair throughout Mondovi, WI. We provide energy-efficient HVAC solutions that help residents significantly lower their heating bills. Those include high-efficiency furnaces, high-efficiency boilers, and dual-fuel heat pumps. This is an area with many older houses that have electrical systems dating back decades.
Our electricians in Mondovi, WI can upgrade them with new wiring, higher-amp electrical panels, and whole-house surge protection. Our plumbers in Mondovi, WI can help protect your home from the area’s hard water. That can improve water heater efficiency and the lifespan of your major appliances. Poor indoor air quality is a growing health concern, as local winters force people indoors for long periods. We can help you improve your air through air purifiers, humidity control, germicidal lights, and more.
Our family business is proud to serve Mondovi and the surrounding areas. We have over 65 years of experience and have earned more than 6,000 5-star customer reviews. Our team includes certified HVAC technicians, licensed plumbers, and licensed electricians in Mondovi, WI. For installations, we offer free quotes and financing on approved credit. Contact us anytime for emergency HVAC services in Mondovi. We offer same-day appointments and have a live answering service on call 24/7. For maintenance, explore our Hurlburt Family Rewards program. Membership can save you money while making HVAC, plumbing, and electrical maintenance more convenient.
Hurlburt is a local, trusted choice for plumbing, electrical, and HVAC services in Mondovi, WI. We carry that genuine Midwestern hometown care into every house we step into, backed by the skill and equipment to deliver top-tier results. We work with homeowners to help them choose options that will work for them and their households. To schedule an appointment, call today or book online.
Responded to warranty call for newly installed AC system with continuous blower operation in auto mode and elevated humidity readings of 70-75% on thermostat. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty RDS (return duct sensor) causing blower to run continuously regardless of thermostat settings. Documented control board wiring and sensor connections with photos. System requires return visit to replace defective sensor and restore proper auto-mode functionality.
Responded to emergency call for mystery water leak in closet with saturated carpet on slab foundation. Upon arrival, opened access panel in drywall to inspect for plumbing leaks in wall cavity. Thoroughly examined exposed studs, framing, and all visible plumbing lines within the wall structure. Found no evidence of active water leaks, burst pipes, or moisture in the wall cavity—all components were completely dry. Based on findings and timeline correlation with recent roof replacement completed three weeks prior, determined leak source was not plumbing-related. Recommended homeowner contact roofing contractor to inspect roof penetrations and vent stack flashing for potential water intrusion. Advised engaging water restoration specialist to extract moisture from carpet, assess extent of water damage, and inspect slab foundation for potential foundation leaks or groundwater issues. Documented conditions with photographs showing access opening and affected areas.
Completed installation of new sump pump system with 1.5-inch discharge piping routed to exterior outlet. Relocated water heater to its original position against the wall following completion of waterproofing work, reconnected all plumbing connections, and verified proper pump operation and drainage flow.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed compressor as locked and non-functional. Reviewed system condition with consideration for unit age and provided customer with options for either compressor replacement or full system replacement given the age and condition of existing equipment.
Performed comprehensive Family Rewards Club maintenance on Lennox heat pump system. Replaced extremely dirty air filter with customer-supplied unit. Inspected blower assembly—found clean and properly balanced. Verified evaporator coil condition and confirmed condensate drain functioning correctly. Conducted routine electrical inspection with all readings within manufacturer specifications. Cleaned outdoor condenser unit. Executed 15-minute maximum cooling rate operational test, achieving over 20-degree temperature differential, confirming optimal system performance. All components operating as designed with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no-cool call on 22-year-old R22 central air system with reported buzzing noise and non-operational outdoor fan. Diagnosed and replaced failed capacitor on condenser unit, restoring system operation. Performed system verification including refrigerant pressure check (pressures within acceptable range), confirmed 18-degree temperature drop across evaporator coil, cleared condensate drain line, and verified condenser coil cleanliness. Advised homeowner that due to system age and R22 refrigerant phase-out, major repairs may not be cost-effective moving forward. Unit currently operational and cooling properly.
Replaced existing thermostat with new Lennox S40 smart thermostat. Installed unit on interior wall, completed all electrical connections, and performed comprehensive operational testing of all HVAC equipment to verify proper communication and control functionality. Customer declined mobile app setup and account configuration at time of installation.
Responded to service call for non-operational in-floor heating system connected to geothermal unit. Upon inspection, discovered multiple critical issues: storage tank pressure at 0 psi and loop field pressure at 0 psi. Repressurized both the storage tank and loop field to proper operating levels. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics on geothermal unit, confirming refrigerant pressures within specification and freeze protection sensor reading accurately. Found control board settings had been reset to factory defaults. Reconfigured system settings to appropriate parameters for closed-loop geothermal configuration to ensure proper equipment protection. Conducted extended run test to verify system operation and stability. Control board and sensor showing signs of potential failure and will require replacement pricing for customer approval.
Responded to report of water leaking from garden tub into basement below. Conducted thorough inspection of whirlpool bathtub installation, including all visible plumbing connections and jet assembly. Performed operational test by filling tub to capacity, running all jet functions, and draining completely while monitoring for active leaks. Inspected accessible areas beneath and around tub fixture during water flow. No active leaks detected during testing procedures. Based on tub's extended period of non-use and inspection findings, likely cause determined to be previous water spillage over tub rim rather than plumbing system failure.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 24-year-old R-22 system with breaker tripping immediately upon call for cooling. Diagnosed failed compressor with severely burnt and blown-out terminal pins—one pin pulled free easily, all terminals contaminated with oil from refrigerant discharge. Recommended system replacement due to compressor failure, R-22 phase-out, and unit age exceeding expected service life. Coordinated with sales team for replacement estimate same day.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and maintenance service as part of family rewards plan agreement. Cleaned routine components, flushed condensate drain line, and performed full system testing to verify proper operation. Documented equipment condition with photographs of AC unit and furnace for service records.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old system at lower rental unit. Upon arrival, found system running with excessive moisture around furnace indicating previous freeze-up condition. Verified adequate airflow and clean filters throughout system. Inspected outdoor condensing unit and discovered refrigerant charge severely low on R-410A. Contacted property owner with findings and explained system has active refrigerant leak requiring repair. Provided leak repair estimates and discussed system age considerations for future reliability. Property owner agreed to schedule equipment replacement consultation for following day.
Responded to no cooling call on geothermal system with circuit breaker tripping on pump circuit. Diagnosed failed zone pump inside air handler unit with corroded components and damaged flange bolts. Removed and replaced defective circulator pump, ensuring proper electrical connections and plumbing integrity. System tested and verified operational with 22°F temperature drop across coil. Upper level zone measured 85°F and lower level 82°F at time of departure. Advised system would require several hours of continuous operation to reach desired setpoint temperatures.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 1-year-old Lennox system. Upon inspection, determined thermostat was set to permanent hold at incorrect temperature, preventing system from cooling to desired setpoint. Corrected thermostat programming by removing permanent hold and restoring scheduled operation. Provided customer education on proper thermostat settings and operation. Verified system cycled on properly and cooling function restored to normal operation.
Responded to a second-opinion service call on a 2017 Carrier single-stage air conditioning system with reported suction line freezing and history of repeated refrigerant leak repairs by another contractor. Upon arrival, found the air filter completely plugged, restricting airflow, and the outdoor condenser coil requiring cleaning. Performed system diagnostics and measured superheat, subcooling, and temperature split across the evaporator coil. Results showed 17°F temperature split with acceptable refrigerant charge levels at time of inspection, indicating the freezing issue was likely caused by restricted airflow rather than low refrigerant. Replaced deteriorated suction line insulation on the refrigerant line set to restore proper vapor line protection and prevent future sweating and ice formation. Recommended scheduling a furnace inspection for the 2010 Carrier Infinity system due to known heat exchanger concerns in that model year, and suggested ductwork cleaning following recent ba
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2021 Lennox air conditioner displaying outdoor unit excessive inverter alarm code. Found outdoor unit airflow severely restricted by overgrown vegetation in direct contact with condenser coil and cabinet. Indoor air filter was heavily soiled, further restricting system airflow. Performed hard reset at breaker, after which unit resumed normal operation. Conducted electrical diagnostics including voltage surge testing and compressor winding resistance measurements—all readings within manufacturer specifications. Advised homeowner to immediately replace air filter and trim back vegetation minimum 24 inches from unit perimeter to maintain adequate airflow and prevent future inverter faults.
Responded to no cooling complaint with reduced airflow. Upon arrival, found system frozen solid with evaporator coil completely iced over. Identified contributing factors including heavily soiled air filter restricting airflow and humidifier damper left in open position during cooling season. Installed clean air filter and closed humidifier damper to proper seasonal setting. Provided customer education on central air conditioning operation and proper system expectations. System requires thaw period before diagnostic testing can be completed. Return visit scheduled to perform full system evaluation once ice has melted, including refrigerant charge verification, airflow measurements, and identification of root cause of freezing condition.
Responded to scheduled service call for damper assembly replacement in commercial HVAC system. Upon arrival, attempted to locate and replace two damper assemblies: one 12" x 18" side mount unit and one 14" round damper assembly. Unable to locate bathroom damper assembly during inspection of ductwork and mechanical spaces. Encountered significant difficulty accessing and removing the existing 14" round damper due to installation constraints and surrounding ductwork configuration. Photographed existing conditions showing large insulated cylindrical ductwork with reflective silver wrapping, yellow fiberglass insulation in deteriorated condition, white PVC piping, and black flexible conduit in confined ceiling space. Due to access challenges with the round damper removal and inability to locate the second damper, coordinated with dispatch to reschedule service call with original estimator to review installation plan and complete repairs.
Responded to no cooling complaint in front zone of building. Upon arrival, found thermostat blank and unresponsive. Diagnosed issue as access panel not fully secured, preventing door safety switch from engaging and cutting power to system. Repositioned access panel to ensure proper contact with door switch. System immediately restored power and resumed normal operation. Verified thermostat display returned and unit cycled on properly. Documented equipment condition via photos showing air handler compartment and internal components accessed during troubleshooting.
Responded to multiple geothermal HVAC units not operational in commercial facility. Found loop field low on water and repressurized system to 20 psi. Operating room unit had locked out due to failed blower motor, which was replaced to restore functionality. Infloor geothermal unit had triggered freeze protection lockout; preliminary diagnostics indicate probable low refrigerant charge requiring follow-up service visit for complete evaluation and repair. Monitored operating room unit after repairs to confirm proper operation.
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