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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Prescott, WI in October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 28, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 121 jobs in Prescott, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in July 2017.
Diagnosed a Navien boiler serving the radiant floor heating system that was faulting on a low water pressure error code. Opened the system fill valve and repressurized the loop to approximately 15 psi, then monitored operation to confirm the boiler fired, held pressure, and heated properly. Instructed the homeowner on how to read the system pressure gauge and manually add water to maintain proper pressure.
Located the water leak at the master bathroom shower and determined the source to be a failed plumber's putty seal at the shower drain flange. Removed the drain strainer, thoroughly cleaned the flange and surrounding surface of mineral deposits and debris, and resealed the drain with silicone to restore a watertight seal.
Installed a flammable vapor sensor on the commercial tanked water heater and replaced the sensor after initial installation. Because the temperature and pressure (T&P) relief valve continued to leak, a pressure reducing valve (PRV) was added to control excess system pressure and resolve the leak.
Performed a full furnace tune-up, including cleaning the flame sensor, flushing the condensate trap, and inspecting the heat exchanger, which showed light surface rust with no cracks or holes. Verified all electrical components were within spec, confirmed proper gas pressure, and achieved a 60° temperature rise on startup, with the furnace operating normally. Noted unusual compressor noise from the AC unit during a brief inspection and recommended scheduling a diagnostic visit in the spring, when warmer temperatures allow for accurate testing.
Diagnosed a 2019 gas tank-style water heater with calcified, corroded top nipples and fittings leaking at the hot and cold connections, causing heavy rust and mineral deposits across the tank top. Confirmed the corrosion was beyond repair and the unit required replacement, which was approved and sold.
Inspected the residential water softener system, which consists of a fiberglass mineral tank with a digital control head and an adjacent brine tank, in response to reported excessive brine tank filling. Visually assessed the brine tank float assembly, drain connections, and associated supply piping, finding no leaks or visible damage. Advised the customer to contact the manufacturer's customer service for control valve and brine system troubleshooting, with a follow-up service call available if the issue is not resolved.
Responded to a no-heat call on a 3-year-old furnace displaying an E3.2 fault code. After verifying proper thermostat operation, I found the control board was not delivering adequate voltage to the inducer motor on a call for heat, measuring only approximately 80 V. Inspection of the control board's underside revealed a cold or insufficiently filled solder joint at the inducer connection. Replaced the failed control board to restore proper inducer operation and heating function.
Diagnosed a no-heat condition on a 7-year-old furnace with a combustion pressure switch failure to close, caused by a seized inducer motor. Freed the inducer motor to restore operation, then removed and cleared a spiderweb obstruction from the burner orifice that was causing a weak flame. Reassembled the unit and verified normal ignition and sustained heating operation; the inducer motor is worn and corroded and requires replacement, with a new motor to be ordered.
Removed the seized multi-turn angle stop valves beneath the master bathroom vanity and installed new shutoff valves with the braided stainless steel supply lines reconnected. The cabinet interior was inspected, with minor staining and discoloration noted on the back wall and cabinet floor, and the P-trap and drain connections were checked and left in place.
Diagnosed the garbage disposal as non-functional due to a seized motor causing jamming and excessive noise; removed the failed unit and installed a new disposal. Also inspected the Navien tankless water heater, which displayed an E302 error code on the control panel while operating normally, with no visible damage, corrosion, or leaks observed at the unit or its connections.
Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance on a 2-year-old Lennox heat pump system. Cleaned flame sensor, verified hot surface igniter ohms within specifications, and confirmed inducer motor amperage readings are operating properly. Performed operational testing of S40 thermostat on both first and second stage heating cycles, confirming proper system response and heat output with no issues reported.
Responded to main sewer line backup occurring after morning showers. Located obstruction at 77 feet 6 inches in the main line using video camera inspection equipment. Successfully cleared the blockage and performed complete camera inspection to verify proper flow and assess line condition. Documented findings with photographic evidence showing the cleared pipe interior and access point in the basement utility area.
Conducted comprehensive plumbing assessment addressing multiple toilet stability issues throughout the residence, including all fixtures exhibiting wobbling and suspected venting problems in the basement toilet. Evaluated hot water pressure concerns affecting the master bathroom sink and kitchen sink, documented conditions with photographic evidence, and provided estimates for toilet replacement options.
Returned for follow-up on previously reported gas odor, which persisted in a different area of the home. Used electronic gas detection equipment to locate the source and identified two leaking fittings on the gas drip leg assembly in the downstairs closet. Disassembled the affected fittings, resealed connections with appropriate pipe compound, and reassembled the drip leg. Conducted thorough leak testing of the repaired gas line connections and confirmed all leaks were eliminated with no further gas detection present.
Responded to a clogged kitchen sink drain that was backing up due to heavy accumulation of grease and food debris, including egg shells. Successfully cleared the blockage using a small rigid drain snake machine, restoring proper drainage to the double-basin stainless steel sink. Cleaned work area and removed debris upon completion.
Completed comprehensive maintenance tune-up on 17-year-old furnace including cleaning flame sensor, verifying condensate drain clearance, and inspecting heat exchanger. All electrical components tested within specification, gas pressure adjusted to proper levels, and temperature rise verified at operating temperature with system functioning correctly.
Responded to active water leak originating from toilet in living room area. Upon inspection, discovered existing toilet flange was improperly installed and failed, causing water intrusion into living space. Removed toilet and assessed damaged flange assembly. Removed defective flange hardware and prepared subfloor for proper installation. Installed new code-compliant toilet flange with appropriate mounting hardware and wax ring seal. Secured flange to floor structure per manufacturer specifications and plumbing code requirements. Reinstalled toilet and reconnected water supply line. Tested system for proper operation and verified leak resolution.
Responded to no heat call on furnace installed approximately one year ago. Customer reported this was the first attempt to operate the heating system since installation, with air conditioning functioning normally. Performed diagnostic testing and determined the pressure switch was faulty and would only operate when manually jumped. Confirmed hot surface igniter would not activate due to failed pressure switch preventing proper sequence of operation. Documented findings and submitted warranty claim for parts and labor replacement.
Completed warranty replacement of primary heat exchanger on Bryant furnace unit. Disassembled furnace components to access and remove failed heat exchanger, installed replacement part, and reassembled all components to manufacturer specifications. Performed operational testing upon completion to verify proper furnace function and system performance, with all parameters operating within normal range.
Completed comprehensive tune-up on 10-year-old residential furnace and 9-year-old garage heater unit. Main furnace had experienced intermittent short-cycling issues during previous heating season; performed full inspection, cleaning, and adjustment to restore proper operation. Garage heater presented safety concerns with improper combustion causing system shutdowns and gas odor in occupied space. Diagnosed failed gas valve resulting in incomplete combustion and hazardous conditions. Replaced defective gas valve, burner assembly, and orifices to eliminate combustion issues and restore safe, efficient operation. Both units now operating within manufacturer specifications with no safety concerns present.
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