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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 no heat call on 18-year-old furnace system experiencing intermittent operation and multiple fault codes. Upon arrival, unit was displaying error codes different from initial pressure switch code reported. Through diagnostic testing, identified faulty control board connection as root cause—manipulating the plug on the control board reproduced the failure condition, causing unit to malfunction and cease operation. Temporarily restored heat operation during service visit. Provided pricing for control board replacement as recommended repair to resolve intermittent heating issue.
Responded to no-heat call on oil furnace that would run but fail to ignite with non-functioning reset button. Upon inspection, found unit had not been maintained for over 10 years, with excessive soot accumulation throughout the combustion chamber and a faulty high-limit control that was not closing properly. Replaced oil nozzle and fuel filter to restore immediate operation. Recommended follow-up service to replace defective limit control and perform complete soot removal from furnace interior using vacuum equipment to prevent future safety issues and ensure proper system operation.
Responded to no heat call on 2-year-old Gibson furnace. Upon arrival, confirmed furnace was attempting to run but producing no heat. Diagnosed failed hot surface igniter - verified proper voltage output from control board during igniter call, but igniter measured open line (OL) on ohmmeter, confirming element failure. Gas valve was opening as designed but no ignition occurring due to failed igniter component. During diagnostic process, observed blower motor exhibited labored startup indicating potential bearing wear or motor degradation. Conducted visual inspection of heat exchanger and documented areas of concern, though no active cracks or breaches were detected at time of inspection. Found air filter heavily restricted with debris, contributing to system stress. Required igniter not available on service vehicle. Documented findings with photographs showing internal components and heat exchanger condition. Provided customer with complete assessment including failed igniter requirin
Responded to a clogged kitchen sink that would not drain. Disassembled the drain assembly and ran a drain cleaning machine approximately 40 feet through the line to clear the blockage. Reassembled all drain components, tested drainage flow which operated properly, and verified all connections were leak-free upon completion.
Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up including full system inspection and performance verification. Inspected heat exchanger and confirmed no cracks or compromises present. Evaluated air filter and evaporator coil, finding both heavily soiled with accumulated debris. Tested all electrical connections and components, confirming readings within manufacturer specifications. Verified condensate drain lines clear and draining properly. Identified exhaust vent termination positioned too close to exterior siding, causing combustion gases to re-circulate near air intake. Installed 2-inch PVC coupling with 12-inch extension to redirect exhaust away from structure and prevent re-entrainment of flue gases. Recommended air filter replacement to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. Homeowner declined filter service and indicated plans to address evaporator coil condition during upcoming air conditioning system replacement. All systems operational and safe for continued use.
Responded to post-fire gas line safety inspection before utility restoration. Performed comprehensive inspection of all gas lines throughout property, including main supply line, furnace connection, cook stove line, capped gas dryer line, and capped water heater stub-out. Shut off valve to cook stove as precautionary measure. Inspected gas furnace located on opposite end of structure from fire damage area. Noted pre-existing rust staining near furnace gas connection from previous loose coupling during original installation—not related to current incident. All gas lines inspected and found to be structurally sound with no compromise from fire event. Water heater showed significant water damage with standing water present on unit. Recommended replacement of water heater due to moisture exposure and potential internal damage. Documented findings with photographs for insurance and safety records. All accessible gas piping verified intact and safe for utility restoration.
Returned for callback on Lennox furnace with no heat and gurgling noises. Diagnosed completely plugged condensate drain line causing system shutdown. Cleared condensate blockage, restored proper drainage, and verified unit operation for thirty minutes to ensure reliable heating function.
Responded to no heat call on LP furnace displaying error code E240 indicating low flame signal. Upon inspection, identified oxidation on flame sensor preventing proper system operation. Cleaned flame sensor with Scotch-Brite pad to remove oxidation buildup and restore conductivity. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics to verify all furnace components functioning properly. Cycled system through both heat stage one and heat stage two operations, confirming successful ignition and proper heating cycles. Verified air filter condition was clean and airflow unobstructed. System restored to full operational status with no additional issues identified.
Responded to no heat call and investigated reported water accumulation near furnace in basement. Performed thorough inspection of furnace cabinet and internal components, finding interior completely dry with only minor condensate dripping from inducer motor into top cabinet. Determined furnace was not the source of water issue based on minimal recent operation due to warm weather and lack of moisture inside unit. Customer reported heavy water usage prior to discovering basement moisture and indicated history of groundwater intrusion during heavy rain events. Noted absence of sump pump system in older basement construction. Unable to perform water flow testing due to municipal water service interruption on street. Assessed situation and concluded water infiltration likely originating from groundwater seepage rather than HVAC system malfunction. Documented findings with photographs and recommended plumbing service to address basement water concerns and potential drainage issues.
Completed comprehensive HFR furnace and air conditioning maintenance inspection on 4-year-old system. Found furnace operating properly with recently replaced filter and no issues detected. Due to seasonal conditions, proceeded with AC coil cleaning which revealed significant debris accumulation that was thoroughly removed to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.
Responded to no heat call on 20+ year old Lennox pulse furnace that was making buzzing noise when activated. Diagnosed condensate drip leg plugged with sediment causing water backup in furnace, preventing operation. Removed drip leg, cleared sediment and condensate buildup, installed fernco coupling, and reassembled system. Performed complimentary pressure test on pulse furnace heat exchanger which passed successfully, confirming heat exchanger integrity and safe operation.
Successfully installed two 50-gallon Bradford White electric water heaters with complete copper piping connections and pressure relief valves. Addressed water pressure system issues by replacing a completely plugged pressure switch nipple, installing a new pressure gauge, cleaning the whole house filter, and adjusting air pressure in the expansion tank to proper levels.
Performed inspection of leaking water heater system with two tanks. Documented existing A.O. Smith water heaters and associated plumbing infrastructure. Customer approved replacement of both the main water heater tank and the D super heater tank that feeds into it. Also noted intermittent water supply issues potentially related to well pump pressure switch that will need evaluation during replacement service.
Responded to no hot water complaint on a Navien tankless water heater system showing error code E.140. Diagnostic inspection revealed a condensate plug preventing proper operation. Successfully cleared the blockage in the condensate line, restoring full functionality to the unit. System tested and confirmed proper operation before completing service.
Responded to no-heat service call for aging oil furnace that had run out of fuel. Diagnosed air in the fuel line after customer attempted to add diesel fuel. Performed maintenance including replacement of oil filter and nozzle, then bled air from the fuel line to restore proper ignition. System was successfully restored to operation prior to scheduled oil delivery. Noted deteriorated filter housing with old gasket that could not be removed; reused existing gasket and advised customer to monitor for potential leaks as housing may require replacement.
Responded to service call for ducted unit heater in inspection bay with non-functioning blower. Diagnosed tripped overload on blower motor, reset and tested operation. Motor drawing 9.7A during operation, which is within acceptable range. System operational after reset, though time constraints prevented full diagnostic testing of capacitors and external overload components.
Responded to no heat service call on aging heating system. Diagnosed failed hot surface igniter (HSI) as root cause of heating failure. Successfully replaced HSI, performed system testing to confirm proper ignition sequence and restored normal heating operation.
Diagnosed water leak at the connection point of boiler water bowl valve, as verified by customer video documentation. Applied new pipe tape to the valve connection, re-installed the component, and restored system to proper operating pressure. Unit now functioning correctly with no active leaks; customer advised to report any further issues.
Completed plumbing inspection for family connection. Inspected newly remodeled bathroom and kitchen fixtures, noting proper installation of bathroom sink with matte black faucet and kitchen double basin with chrome fixtures. Identified and documented missing valve on exterior lawn faucet requiring attention.
Performed monthly maintenance on commercial geothermal HVAC system, including filter replacement and comprehensive operational check. System is functioning properly with all components in good working condition. Service completed per maintenance schedule requirements.
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