
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Nelson, WI between June 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 9, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 37 jobs in Nelson, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Responded to complaint of popping noise during boiler ignition. Removed and cleaned igniter, inspected heat exchanger through ignition port, and verified all visible components. Ignition pop persisted after cleaning. Will require follow-up visit with combustion analyzer and manometer to diagnose gas-air mixture and pressure issues causing delayed ignition.
Completed replacement of tub and shower faucet system with Delta brand fixtures, including installation of new shower cartridge, tub spout, and trim components. Replaced broken shower cartridge and installed Geberit drain trim to restore full functionality. All fixtures installed and tested for proper operation in whirlpool tub configuration.
Completed comprehensive boiler tune-up on residential gas heating system, including full inspection per standard maintenance protocol. Addressed reported leak from floor drain valve and added water to system to restore proper operating levels. All components inspected and tested, including copper piping connections, expansion tank, valves, and controls. System confirmed operating properly upon completion with no safety concerns identified.
Completed comprehensive plumbing maintenance inspection of residential basement utility area as part of recurring preventive maintenance program. Inspected all accessible plumbing systems including water heater connections, PVC drainage lines, copper supply piping, and associated fixtures. Documented existing conditions of exposed plumbing infrastructure, verified proper support and securing of all piping, and confirmed water heater operational status with no immediate concerns identified at time of inspection.
Removed and replaced failing well pressure tank with new WX 202 20-gallon pressure tank assembly in basement utility area. Installed new tank utilizing existing tee assembly and connections to maintain proper water flow and prevent pump motor burnout. Additionally installed spin down sediment filter and reverse osmosis system under kitchen sink, connecting filtration components with appropriate tubing and fittings. All copper piping, brass fittings, and pressure gauges verified for proper operation. System tested and confirmed operational per original estimate specifications.
Responded to service call for nine-month-old Lennox furnace experiencing intermittent blower fan activation and fault codes. Upon arrival, found active error codes 240 and 241 indicating flame sense without heat call. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of furnace operation, electrical connections, and control board functionality. Ran multiple heating cycles to replicate reported issue but system operated within normal parameters during testing. Cleared all fault codes from system memory. Assessed potential causes including voltage fluctuations, power surges, or brownout conditions that may have triggered false error codes. All wiring connections verified secure, flame sensor inspected and found clean with proper positioning. Control board operation monitored throughout diagnostic process. System left in operational condition with recommendation to monitor for code recurrence. If error codes 240/241 reappear, control board replacement will be necessary under warranty coverage
Sold and prepared for installation of whole house water filtration system including 1" inline spin-down sediment filter and 20" standard sediment/rust filter for residential well water application. Upon site assessment, discovered shallow well pump pit had dried out below the inlet point where the well pipe enters the ground, preventing immediate installation of the filtration equipment. System components were delivered and staged on-site. Property owner has arranged for new well installation by well drilling contractor. Filtration system installation will be scheduled and completed following well replacement work. Documented existing water pressure system configuration including aged pressure tank with visible surface corrosion and functioning electric pump assembly with copper piping and brass fittings.
Responded to water system issue where shallow well pump was cycling on and off every 15 seconds with no fixtures running. Diagnosed failed check valve on pump system causing constant pump operation and pressure loss. Replaced defective check valve to restore proper system operation and prevent pump short-cycling. Additionally identified and replaced worn toilet flapper to eliminate minor water loss contributing to pressure fluctuations.
Completed comprehensive maintenance visit for air conditioning and furnace system. Unit was heavily impacted with debris requiring extensive cleaning of condenser coils and exterior components. Evaporator drain pan and coil contained significant buildup; removed, flushed, and thoroughly cleaned. System operational with proper condensation observed; achieved 14° temperature split across evaporator coil. Blower speed maintained at current setting per homeowner satisfaction with cooling performance. All maintenance procedures completed despite inclement weather conditions during service call.
Completed furnace and air conditioning tune-up on Goodman brand HVAC system. Performed standard maintenance procedures per manufacturer specifications, including inspection of all major components, safety controls, and operational systems. Provided estimate for future collector box replacement with multiple pricing options for reference.
Returned to address improper flare connections on a single-head mini split system that were found to be out of specification from the original installation. Removed and replaced all flare fittings on the refrigerant lines using proper flaring tools and techniques to ensure leak-free connections. Evacuated the system to proper vacuum levels, recharged the unit with the appropriate refrigerant amount, and verified operational performance upon completion.
Responded to water leak in basement originating from central air conditioning system above furnace. Diagnosed plugged condensate drain line as primary cause of water overflow. Cleared blockage from evaporator coil condensate line and verified proper drainage from drain pan. Replaced heavily soiled air filter. Inspected outdoor condensing unit and confirmed all components operating within manufacturer specifications, noting age-related wear on select components. Performed operational test of complete AC system for 15 minutes, verified 16-18 degree temperature split across evaporator coil, and confirmed system functioning properly with no further leakage.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old Lennox mini-split system with reported loud hissing sound. Upon arrival, confirmed system was low on R-410A refrigerant for the second time since previous service call last summer when system was recharged and UV dye was added. Performed visual inspection of indoor wall-mounted evaporator unit and outdoor condensing unit, checking accessible refrigerant line connections and components for obvious leak signs. Inspection was hindered by bee activity around outdoor lineset and condensing unit. Weather conditions deteriorated during service call. Unable to complete comprehensive leak detection due to lack of recovery equipment on truck. Discussed warranty coverage with homeowner. System requires follow-up appointment with recovery machine to properly evacuate refrigerant, perform thorough leak search using electronic leak detector and UV light to locate dye traces, and complete necessary repairs before recharging system to manufacturer specif
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old AC system with reported rattling noise from blower assembly. Upon inspection, discovered a picture lodged in the blower wheel causing the noise. Removed foreign object and restored normal blower operation. Identified secondary issue with condensate leaking back through intake, dripping onto gas valve and electrical components in upper furnace cabinet. Installed in-line drain on furnace intake to resolve drainage issue. Replaced existing thermostat with customer-supplied unit. Tested complete system operation including cooling cycle, airflow, and thermostat functionality. All components operating properly with no noise or leakage present at completion.
Responded to service call for 50-gallon LP tanked water heater experiencing intermittent hot water production. Upon arrival, unit was operational but homeowner reported ongoing reliability issues with inconsistent performance. After thorough assessment and discussion of repair versus replacement options, homeowner authorized complete water heater replacement. Successfully installed new A.O. Smith ProMax tanked water heater with proper copper piping connections, pressure relief valve with discharge pipe, hot and cold water supply lines with shutoff valves, and expansion tank. All plumbing connections tested and verified for proper operation and leak-free performance.
Performed comprehensive tune-up on Trane air conditioning system with no prior reported issues. Unit was found to be heavily soiled, requiring disassembly and thorough washing of components. Conducted complete system inspection, verified all components and operational parameters, and confirmed proper system operation upon completion.
Responded to no water condition caused by seized shallow well pump in basement utility area. Removed and replaced failed shallow well pump unit. Installed new 1-inch check valve to prevent backflow and ensure proper system operation. Repiped supply line from well pump to pressure tank to restore water delivery throughout the property. Verified proper pump operation, pressure tank functionality, and adequate water flow upon completion. System restored to full working condition.
Responded to initial call for low water pressure affecting shower and outside faucet. Upon arrival, situation had escalated to complete water loss. Investigation revealed circuit breaker for shallow well pump was in off position. Attempted to restore power, but breaker immediately tripped with visible arcing inside electrical panel, indicating electrical failure. Diagnosed shallow well pump as failed due to internal short circuit causing the electrical fault. System rendered inoperable and unsafe for continued use. Documented existing conditions including corroded plumbing components and deteriorated pump assembly in basement utility area. Initiated parts order form for pump replacement to restore water service to property.
Performed comprehensive tuneup on 10-year-old geothermal heat pump system. Conducted thorough inspection including temperature and pressure readings, which were all within manufacturer specifications. Identified capacitor operating at 34 µF when specifications called for 40 µF. Replaced undersized capacitor with proper 40 µF unit to ensure optimal system performance and prevent potential compressor failure. Verified outlet temperature at 38° and confirmed all system operations functioning correctly. Unit operating as designed upon completion of maintenance service.
Responded to no-heat call for garage heater. Found pilot light would ignite but gas valve failed to open despite receiving proper 24-volt signal. Diagnosed faulty standing pilot gas valve preventing main burner operation. Provided estimate for gas valve replacement on Modine unit.
©2026 Hurlburt. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | Terms and
Conditions
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Google Terms of Service apply.