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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 8 jobs in Plum City, WI in October 2025.
The most recent job was on October 30, 2025.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 105 jobs in Plum City, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in October 2015.
Completed annual furnace tune-up on 1-year-old gas furnace with no current issues. Performed comprehensive maintenance including checking/cleaning condensate drain and flame sensor, verifying gas pressure in both low and high fire modes, and inspecting overall system condition. All components found to be operating within normal parameters.
Responded to no heat complaint for 17-year-old LP furnace with flashing pressure switch code. Diagnosed issue as cracked solder joint on the control board rather than the pressure switch itself. Inspected heat exchanger which appeared intact. Replaced control board after customer approval, restoring proper furnace operation.
Performed diagnostic assessment on customer's WaterFurnace geothermal system after reports of recurring refrigerant issues. Visual inspection confirmed a leaking evaporator coil with evident oil residue and refrigerant loss at the air handler. Documentation and photos were taken of the system condition to facilitate accurate replacement part ordering for the 69DX coil.
Responded to a no-heat call for a 3-year-old Alcivia boiler displaying error code L-P (low pressure). Diagnosed stuck auto fill valve preventing proper water addition to the system. Manually adjusted valve to restore functionality, successfully adding water to achieve proper operating pressure. Once pressure was restored, boiler ignited and resumed normal operation. Recommended replacement of several deteriorating components not included in original installation to prevent future pressure issues.
Diagnosed family room overheating issue (81°F despite thermostat set at 72°F) and identified stuck zone valve as the root cause. Manually freed the valve by removing powerhead, restoring proper operation. Inspected all other zone valves which were functioning correctly. Customer advised of recommended zone valve powerhead replacement but opted to monitor current performance.
Performed comprehensive annual plumbing inspection which revealed system in good working condition. Identified and replaced defective outdoor hose bibb during same visit. Inspection included examination of water heater/boiler system with associated copper piping network and utility connections.
Diagnosed excessive noise from commercial boiler blower assembly. Disassembled unit to inspect blower wheel which showed no debris accumulation; determined bearing and motor failure as root cause. Performed temporary noise reduction measures and requested pricing/availability for replacement combustion blower from Parts department.
Performed furnace tune-up on 3-year-old Lennox residential system. Inspected and verified all components functioning properly, including clean blower, proper condensate drainage, and cleared lines. Confirmed furnace is correctly set to run in first stage only to prevent overheating, with satisfactory 65-degree temperature drop and proper operation during 15-minute test cycle. Customer expressed concerns about duct sizing transitions; recommended follow-up consultation regarding vent specifications.
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