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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Pepin, WI between August 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 14, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 118 jobs in Pepin, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Arrived to perform an AC and furnace tune-up and blower (squirrel cage) cleaning request. Upon inspection, the 24-year-old air handler showed heavy contamination from smoke residue and dark microbial growth on the cabinet interior, insulation, and evaporator compartment. Due to the unit's age and condition, the customer elected to forgo maintenance and pursue system replacement, and a comfort advisor was brought in to evaluate the system and provide replacement options.
Performed a scheduled tune-up on a 7-year-old gas furnace under the maintenance agreement, completing all checklist inspections and verifying proper operation with no deficiencies found. Also cleaned the outdoor heat pump condenser coils with a stiff-bristle brush to remove dust and debris buildup, and confirmed the system was operating as designed.
Replaced defective furnace collector box on Daikin HVAC unit under manufacturer part-only warranty. Installed new collector box, performed operational testing, and verified system is functioning properly with no leaks detected.
Completed comprehensive maintenance on geothermal heating system and boiler. Performed full diagnostic inspection of geothermal unit, verifying temperatures and pressures across all components during operation. Identified flow center pump malfunction with delayed response causing unit lockout; determined both relays require replacement and submitted parts order for follow-up installation. Conducted inspection of boiler (less than one year old), confirming heat exchanger integrity and proper operation. Serviced humidifier and restored functionality, including water pad replacement.
Performed annual tune-up on 24-year-old Lennox heat pump system with electric furnace. Tested system operation and identified weak capacitor in electrical control panel, which was replaced to ensure reliable performance. Inspected all electric furnace components, verified proper operation of heat pump components, and performed coil cleaning on outdoor unit to maintain optimal efficiency.
Responded to scheduled furnace tune-up for 11-year-old FRP LP furnace as part of recurring heating maintenance agreement. Upon arrival and initial inspection of the unit, determined that required oil nozzles were not available in service vehicle to complete the comprehensive tune-up procedure. Notified customer that office will coordinate a follow-up appointment to return with proper oil supplies and complete the scheduled maintenance service.
Responded to no heat/no cool call on 6-year-old Lennox heat pump system with iComfort S30 thermostat showing no power. Diagnosed complete thermostat failure and failed S30 control box preventing system operation. Replaced both the wall-mounted iComfort thermostat and S30 control module. Restored power to thermostat, verified proper communication between components, and confirmed heat pump system returned to normal heating and cooling operation.
Completed routine furnace maintenance and tune-up with no customer concerns reported. Inspected all furnace components and confirmed all systems operating within manufacturer specifications. Performed comprehensive safety inspection, verified all routine lines were clear, and inspected venting system for proper operation. Replaced air filter and tested furnace operation, allowing system to run for 15 minutes to ensure stable performance. Recorded a 60-degree temperature rise, confirming optimal heating efficiency. Recommended ordering replacement filters for future maintenance. All systems functioning normally upon completion.
Completed annual furnace tune-up on Daikin heating system as part of recurring maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of all mechanical and electrical components, including blower motor assembly, gas connections, electrical panel, and control board. Submitted tune-up form to parts department with request for replacement collector box.
Completed scheduled heating maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox gas furnace as part of membership agreement. Performed comprehensive tune-up including full system inspection, washed HRV filters, and verified all operational parameters per manufacturer specifications. All components operating within normal ranges with no issues identified.
Performed routine maintenance service on an A.O. Smith tankless water heater unit. Flushed the tankless system to remove mineral buildup and sediment, cleaned the inlet filter to ensure proper water flow, and serviced the flame sensor and ignitor assembly to maintain optimal combustion efficiency. All components were inspected, cleaned, and confirmed to be operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
Completed comprehensive maintenance tuneup on multi-system HVAC setup including boiler, furnace, and heat pump/air conditioner. Tested boiler operation, inspected igniter, cleared condensate drain, verified expansion tank and pressure levels; noted heat exchanger requires cleaning for optimal efficiency. Performed furnace inspection including humidifier, air exchanger, air filter, and condensate drain with all components operating properly. Serviced outdoor AC condenser by washing coil, removed rodent nest from unit, and repaired chewed control wiring with proper insulation. All systems tested and confirmed operational following maintenance procedures.
Completed comprehensive furnace and air conditioning tune-up on 5-year-old HVAC system per maintenance agreement. Performed thorough inspection of air handler unit including blower assembly, electrical connections, and air filter condition. All electrical measurements verified within manufacturer specifications. Proceeded to outdoor condensing unit where routine electrical inspection was conducted and condenser coil was cleaned. Ran operational tests on both heating and furnace systems for 15 minutes each to verify performance. Heating system achieved 35-45°F temperature rise across heat exchanger, confirming proper combustion and airflow. Air conditioning system produced 20°F temperature drop, indicating adequate refrigerant charge and heat transfer. Air filter found moderately dirty but serviceable; however, correct replacement size was not available on truck. Recommended filter replacement by end of month. All system components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies
Responded to service call for loud popping and explosive noises coming from electric water heater. Upon inspection, identified a large 119.9-gallon Rheem electric water heater experiencing severe sediment buildup causing thermal expansion noises during heating cycles. Performed complete tank flush to remove accumulated mineral deposits and sediment from bottom of tank. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing existing water heater and adjacent water softener system. Recommended replacement of both water heater and water softener unit due to age and condition of equipment, with follow-up estimate scheduled for full system replacement.
Performed annual maintenance on dual HVAC systems including two furnaces, two air conditioners, two humidifiers, and air exchanger. Adjusted gas manifold pressures on both furnaces from 11" to under 10" water column to manufacturer specifications. Corrected excessive temperature rise on main floor furnace from 75°F to 60°F by increasing blower speed; upstairs unit operating at acceptable 55°F rise. Replaced both 16x20x1 filters and verified flame sensor operation at approximately 50 ohms. Installed missing combustion box blocker plate in manifold that was omitted during original installation. Checked subcooling and superheat on both air conditioning units and documented with photos. Identified incorrect 24V wiring on both humidifier controls; recommended contacting original installer for warranty correction as units are less than one year old. Observed oil accumulation on refrigerant lines at press fittings on left AC unit, indicating potential refrigerant leak requiring follow-up insp
Completed annual heat pump maintenance tune-up on 3-year-old system as part of preventative maintenance agreement. Due to 56° ambient temperature, performed operational testing in heating mode rather than cooling mode to ensure proper system performance. Conducted comprehensive inspection per tune-up protocol, including visual assessment of outdoor unit which showed moderate dirt accumulation on condenser coil fins and filter requiring attention. All components tested and system operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 2-year-old system and confirmed unit operating within normal parameters. Discovered severely clogged air filter that had been in service for approximately 2 years, which was restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Temporarily installed a 1-inch filter to maintain proper operation until homeowner replaces with appropriate permanent filter.
Completed comprehensive boiler tune-up including cleaning burners and flame sensor, and vacuuming debris from unit bottom. Diagnosed and replaced malfunctioning circulation pump serving bedroom zone due to pump failure. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Responded to water softener leak in mechanical room. Upon inspection, determined the existing water softener unit was deteriorated beyond repair and actively leaking. Per homeowner's request to not replace the softener, removed the failed unit from the plumbing system. Cut out the old water softener assembly and installed 90-degree copper elbows to reconnect the supply and return lines, bypassing the softener location entirely. Restored water service to the residence and verified proper flow with no leaks at the new connections.
Responded to service call for non-operational mini split system with no heating or cooling capability. Upon inspection, discovered rodent nest near outdoor unit wiring ports with extensive wire damage from chewing. Removed damaged wiring, cut back affected conductors to undamaged sections, and completed rewiring of mini split head to outdoor condensing unit, restoring system to proper operation.
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