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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Prescott, WI between January 2026 and May 2026.
The most recent job was on May 9, 2026.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 121 jobs in Prescott, WI in the last 12 months. The first job there was in July 2017.
Completed annual AC tune-up and maintenance on Bryant air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection including temperature split verification, filter examination, electrical connection testing, and adjusted humidifier settings to summer mode. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified during service visit.
Removed existing dryer vent system and installed new dryer venting from the appliance location through the building structure to the exterior termination point. The installation required routing the metallic ductwork through unfinished interior spaces and securing it properly with metal straps to ensure code-compliant clearances and proper support. Work was completed by a two-person crew over a three-hour period.
Responded to gas line damage caused by excavator strike. Upon inspection, found copper gas line kinked in two locations—at the meter connection and where the line enters the house. Attempted to pull the damaged section to perform a splice repair, but the line was solidly embedded in the wall and could not be extracted without causing further damage. Due to the finished basement preventing interior wall access and the extent of the damage at both the meter and building entry points, determined that a complete line replacement from the gas meter to the mechanical room would be required. Documented the damage with photographs showing the kinked piping at the meter assembly and the exterior penetration point. Coordinated with advisor to schedule a site visit for bidding the full line replacement work.
Responded to no heat and no hot water complaint on residential boiler system installed in 2020. Upon arrival, found boiler not firing and multiple water leaks present in the system. Diagnosed leaking shut-off valve on auto-fill system; isolated valve to stop active leak. Identified leaking ball valve at circulator pump, tightened compression nut to eliminate leak. Auto-fill system found to be non-functional, preventing proper system pressurization. Manually added water to boiler to restore proper operating pressure. Successfully started system and verified boiler ignition and proper operation of all components. Located additional leak at fitting above water heater requiring specialized part not currently in stock. System restored to full operation with temporary repairs holding. Provided estimates for permanent repairs including replacement of auto-fill shut-off valve and auto-fill assembly to prevent recurrence. Parts order submitted for water heater fitting repair. System operational
Completed routine plumbing inspection of mechanical space focusing on insulated piping systems. Documented condition of foam-insulated pipes, verifying proper insulation coverage and integrity of HVAC/plumbing components. All insulated piping found to be in standard working condition with no visible damage or deterioration requiring immediate attention.
# Warranty Service Report Completed warranty service call for furnace control board replacement. Installed new control board under warranty coverage and attempted system startup. Upon initial testing, furnace exhibited same failure symptoms as original service request. Performed diagnostic troubleshooting of all associated components and discovered low pressure (LP) switch sensor connection was not fully seated. Reconnected LP sensor to proper specification, ensuring secure connection. Conducted full system startup sequence and verified furnace ignition and operation within normal parameters. Unit now cycling and heating properly. Advised customer to contact for service if any further issues arise.
# Service Report: No Heat - Furnace Control Board Failure ## Summary Responded to no-heat callback on residential furnace following resolution of basement flooding issue. Diagnosed failed control board not providing 24-volt signal to gas valve and completed warranty replacement to restore heating operation. ## Service Details Arrived on-site for follow-up service call after customer reported furnace remained non-operational. Previous day's service was postponed due to flooded basement conditions caused by backed-up sewer line, which had since been remediated by separate contractor. **Diagnostic Findings:** - Conducted systematic electrical diagnostics on furnace control system - Verified proper incoming power supply to unit - Tested thermostat call for heat signal - functioning correctly - Measured output voltage from control board to gas valve - Confirmed control board failure - no 24-volt output signal present at gas valve terminals - Gas valve itself tested within normal operati
Responded to no heat call for furnace installed last year. Discovered significant basement flooding with sewage backup that compromised the system drain line. Vacuum-cleaned the drain line to restore proper drainage functionality and tested system operation after addressing the water damage.
Disconnected electrical circuit from jetted tub as part of conversion to shower installation. Properly terminated wires in junction box and turned off breaker while maintaining circuit integrity for potential future use. Verified water heater and associated plumbing connections in utility room were in normal working condition with no visible issues.
Responded to service call for Alpine 600 humidifier leaking water onto floor. Cleaned water line hose and restored proper operation. Observed significant calcium buildup on recently replaced humidifier pad, indicating potential water softener malfunction. Scheduled water quality analysis to address recurring mineral accumulation issues.
Installed new mop sink faucet in utility area after diagnosing missing main ball valve handle. Added necessary valve after the meter and completed plumbing connections by transitioning from existing metal pipe to PEX line, ensuring proper water supply to the fixture.
Responded to no-heat call on propane furnace installed last fall. Diagnosed E270 soft lockout condition caused by leaves obstructing combustion air intake on burner grill. Removed debris, reconfigured staging jumpers to properly enter second stage after 12 minutes (system previously failed to reach second stage after 20+ minutes of operation), and verified proper system operation. Noted significant ductwork issues causing excessive noise during operation and observed improper termination requiring remediation.
Responded to a service call for a 2022 electric tanked water heater that was not producing hot water after the residence had been vacant for approximately one month. Diagnostic testing identified a faulty bottom heating element as the source of the problem. Replaced the bottom element, restoring proper functionality to the unit.
Performed free furnace tune-up on 3-year-old unit, confirming all components operate within specifications. Adjusted gas pressure to proper range, verified safe CO levels in flue, and identified dirty blower wheel requiring cleaning. Recommended future blower wheel service to maintain optimal system performance.
Responded to no heat complaint where customer reported thermostat running but insufficient airflow. Diagnosed system was operational but found potential overheating issue with air temperature in ductwork reaching 140-145°F approaching limit switch threshold (160°F). Determined primary cause was restricted airflow due to closed vents throughout bottom floor. Performed system check including drain inspection and flame sensor cleaning. Noted inducer motor exhibiting noise and provided replacement recommendation. Advised customer to keep all vents open and adjust thermostat settings rather than closing vents to maintain proper system operation and reduce stress on blower motor.
Performed annual maintenance on 1-year-old furnace including filter replacement. System functioning properly at time of service. Observed significant dust and debris accumulation in ductwork; recommended duct cleaning service. Control panel and electrical components inspected with no issues noted.
Responded to a water leak service call where customer reported previous service history. Upon inspection, determined primary issue was not the water line leak above laundry tub but rather a clogged main drain causing water to back up through floor drain in mechanical room when basement bathroom fixtures were used. Confirmed previous service in 2023 that included camera inspection and drain snaking. Recommended customer contact specialized drain service (Clog Un-boggler) to clear main drain line to city interceptor and provided estimate for separate water line repair.
Responded to no heat complaint on unit less than 10 years old. Replaced blower motor and pressure switch after observing severely clogged blower wheel. Inspection of heat exchanger revealed significant cracking with visible rust streaks and deterioration, as documented in photographs. Homeowner advised of heat exchanger failure and has requested quotation for complete furnace replacement.
Responded to emergency burst pipe call at commercial facility. Located solder joint failure within wall, requiring controlled demolition of concrete block to access. Capped copper supply lines in mechanical room to isolate damaged mop sink faucet which had split open. Customer will need replacement mop sink faucet ordered and installed.
Responded to service call for no water and well system over-pressurizing house. Diagnosed issue with pressure switch and replaced it, but problem persisted. Identified need for electrical box replacement inside the house for the well system. Observed significant corrosion on pipe connections and mineral buildup around joints and valves. Noted water softener/filtration tank with substantial staining and evidence of previous leakage.
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