with Purchase of Furnace & AC
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Our team provides installation, maintenance, and repair services for furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We can also help you achieve better indoor air quality in Roberts, WI. We install and service CO detectors, humidifiers, air purifiers, and much more.
Our summers are relatively mild, but it still gets hot and humid enough that you need reliable cooling. We handle everything from energy-efficient upgrades to emergency HVAC services for Roberts homes. Our technicians specialize in both central systems and ductless mini-split systems.
Our plumbing team provides the local expertise you need. We know how to upgrade a home to protect it from the area’s hard water. Our plumbers reduce water usage, optimize water heater efficiency, and much more.
Our electricians handle everything from rewiring old houses to optimizing new homes with sophisticated systems. Our rewiring services include replacing outdated components, such as aluminum and knob-and-tube wiring.
Our team provides home services all around Roberts Village Park. It’s the heart of local gatherings and the site of Good Neighbor Days, a beloved annual festival. This is an area where many houses date back to the 1990s and earlier. We help homeowners with older houses achieve efficient heating and cooling and better indoor air quality in Roberts, WI. Our electricians in Roberts, WI upgrade electrical panels and other aspects of residential electrical systems. Our plumbers in Roberts, WI can help you improve your plumbing system as well. That includes lowering your water consumption and protecting against the region’s hard water.
Our company provides HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services throughout St. Croix County and the surrounding areas. We have over 65 years of experience and deliver excellent customer service. We now have over 6,000 5-star reviews. You can schedule appointments with us online or by phone. Same-day appointments are available for urgent issues, and we have team members on call for emergencies. For installations, we offer free quotes and financing on approved credit. We also encourage you to learn more about our Family Rewards Club. Membership can save you big on home maintenance in the years ahead.
Hurlburt is a local, trusted choice for plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling in Roberts, WI. Call today or contact us online to schedule an appointment.
Responded to toilet repair at location 12-5 where inspection revealed a cracked toilet flange. Removed the existing corroded and deteriorated closet collar, which exhibited significant rust damage and structural compromise. Installed a new closet collar to restore proper toilet mounting and ensure a secure, leak-free seal for the fixture.
Responded to no-cool condition on 13-year-old residential air conditioning system where indoor unit circulated air but outdoor condenser unit failed to operate, producing only humming/hissing sound. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed dual capacitor testing significantly out of manufacturer specifications and condenser fan motor with visible oil leakage indicating bearing failure. Successfully replaced both dual run capacitor and condenser fan motor, restoring full system operation.
Responded to return service call for 20-year-old central air conditioning system with no cooling. Previously replaced blown 3-amp fuse on initial visit with system operating normally at departure, but unit failed again shortly after. Upon return inspection, diagnosed shorted control wire running from indoor unit to outdoor condenser unit causing repeated 3-amp fuse failure. Verified short in existing 2-wire thermostat control circuit through continuity testing. Replaced blown fuse and confirmed electrical short persists in existing wire run. System requires licensed electrician to install new 2-wire control circuit to condenser before unit can be safely restored to operation.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 20-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered tripped 3-amp low-voltage fuse at furnace. Performed comprehensive inspection of all low-voltage wiring connections and routine components on both indoor and outdoor units, finding all connections and components within manufacturer specifications. Replaced faulty fuse and attempted to replicate failure condition without success. Cycled system power and initiated multiple cooling calls to verify proper operation—unit performed normally through all test cycles. Advised homeowner of system's advanced age and condition; no further repairs or replacement estimates requested at this time. System operational and restored to service.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, learned that the low-voltage fuse had previously blown and was replaced by homeowner, temporarily restoring operation. Conducted thorough inspection of indoor unit, checking for potential short circuits or wire contact with ductwork—no issues found. Proceeded to outdoor condensing unit and tested contactor resistance, which measured within acceptable range. Visually inspected all visible wiring for damage or contact points with no abnormalities detected. During operational assessment, observed condenser fan motor rotating in reverse direction, indicating potential component failure. Performed capacitor diagnostics using multimeter and found dual-run capacitor had completely failed—fan side reading zero microfarads and compressor side significantly below rated specification. This capacitor failure explained both the reverse fan rotation and system's inability to cool properly. Replaced faile
Replaced defective evaporator coil under manufacturer warranty in residential HVAC system. Performed system evacuation, recharged refrigerant to proper specifications, and verified operational performance upon completion.
Returned to property to install gas shut-off valve in basement as previously sold. Installed new gas shut-off valve with red handle on main gas line, creating flared connection on top fitting to ensure proper seal. Upon completion, performed comprehensive leak testing on all connections using approved methods to verify system integrity. Successfully re-lit pilot lights for water heater and fireplace, confirming proper gas flow and safe operation of all appliances.
Responded to emergency gas leak at exterior fitting serving fireplace and pool heater. Upon arrival, utility company had shut off main gas meter to residence due to leak on unvalved line. Verified leak at flare fitting which was hand-tight with compromised flare connection. Attempted tightening but flare remained defective. Due to spatial constraints at original location, installed new section of gas-tight line routed through fence to allow proper connection access. Completed installation, pressurized system, and performed leak check verification on all connections. Restored gas service to residence and relit water heater pilot light and one fireplace pilot successfully. Second fireplace pilot would not light, which homeowner confirmed is a pre-existing intermittent issue with that unit. Verified pool heater operation and confirmed all gas appliances functioning properly with no active leaks detected.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-year-old residential HVAC system unable to maintain setpoint below 79°F. Diagnosed refrigerant leak at evaporator coil requiring replacement. Found outdoor condenser coil completely blocked with debris and vegetation; performed coil cleaning to restore temporary airflow and heat transfer. System operational short-term but evaporator coil replacement needed immediately to prevent complete system failure.
Responded to service call for furnace inspection following home inspector's report of non-operational unit. Upon arrival, found furnace repeatedly tripping high limit switch. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including airflow verification and gas pressure testing, both within manufacturer specifications. Conducted thorough heat exchanger inspection and identified failed secondary heat exchanger with significant corrosion and debris accumulation. Secondary heat exchanger failure causing inadequate heat extraction, resulting in excessive temperature buildup and high limit safety trips. Explained to property owner that blocked secondary heat exchanger preventing proper heat transfer and creating overheating condition. Given unit age of over 20 years and extent of heat exchanger deterioration, replacement recommended over repair. Tagged furnace out of service due to failed heat exchanger safety concern. Confirmed air conditioning system remains operational and isolated from heati
Responded to no cooling complaint on a 20+ year old Trane air conditioning system that had been inoperative for several weeks. Upon inspection, diagnosed a seized condenser fan motor preventing proper heat rejection from the outdoor unit. Replaced the failed condenser fan motor to restore system operation and scheduled comfort advisor consultation to discuss equipment replacement options given the age and condition of the unit.
Performed Family Rewards cooling maintenance visit on 12-year-old residential AC system. Discovered confirmed refrigerant leak with system operating at low pressure, resulting in inefficient cooling. Compressor amperage measured at 70.5A, exceeding nameplate RLA of 64.0A, indicating overload condition. Inspected capacitor and contactor during tune-up. Provided homeowner with repair estimate and scheduled comfort advisor visit for July 1 to assess repair versus replacement options.
Responded to mainline backup issue where previous augering and jetting attempts had failed to resolve the blockage. Deployed drain camera to locate and clear obstruction, successfully pushing blockage through the 4" main drain pipe. Verified complete clearance by running over 50 gallons of water through the system and confirming proper flow. Camera inspection revealed significant belly in the main drain line extending approximately 30 feet from the base of the stack, indicating back-pitched section requiring future repair. Recommended follow-up for permanent correction of the improperly sloped drain section to prevent recurring blockages.
Completed annual AC maintenance on 21-year-old R22 system. During inspection, discovered dual capacitor reading out of specification and contactor showing significant pitting on contact points. Replaced defective dual capacitor and contactor to restore proper system operation and prevent potential failure.
Responded to no cooling complaint on a 5-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor blower was operating but system was not producing cold air. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit, testing compressor operation, contactor function, and capacitor performance with multimeter. Found failed run capacitor preventing compressor from starting. Replaced defective capacitor with proper replacement, verified all electrical connections, and cycled system through complete cooling operation. Confirmed proper refrigerant charge, measured temperature split at supply registers, and verified system returned to normal cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found outdoor condenser unit with excessive dirt and debris accumulation on coil fins restricting airflow. Cleaned condenser coil and exterior components to restore proper airflow. Performed refrigerant charge verification and discovered system operating with low refrigerant levels, indicating potential leak or improper initial charge. Advised property owner that low refrigerant on relatively new equipment should be covered under manufacturer or installation warranty and recommended contacting original installing contractor for warranty service and proper refrigerant leak diagnosis.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old Payne HVAC system. Upon arrival, confirmed system was running but not producing cool air. Performed diagnostic inspection including air filter check, blower verification, and airflow assessment—all within normal parameters. Inspected outdoor condenser coil, found minor debris accumulation, and performed light rinse to restore optimal heat transfer. Conducted refrigerant pressure test and identified system was significantly low on charge. After discussing repair options with homeowner, who indicated plans for system replacement within one year, proceeded with refrigerant recharge without leak detection dye service per customer request. Recharged system to manufacturer specifications, verified proper operation, and confirmed 22-degree temperature split across evaporator coil. System restored to normal cooling operation.
Replaced three standard height toilets with new units including wax rings, mounting bolts, and complete installation. Installed a 20-inch whole house sediment and rust filter with 1-inch inline connection to address excessive sand and sediment contamination affecting plumbing fixtures throughout the residence. Replaced one toilet shut-off valve and supply line to prevent future water damage and ensure proper emergency shut-off capability. All installations completed to manufacturer specifications with filter system designed to capture sediment, dirt, and rust particles, protecting fixtures from mineral damage and staining while improving water quality.
Responded to multiple toilet issues in units 8-12 where sediment accumulation in tanks caused fill valve malfunctions and gasket deterioration leading to bowl leakage. Installed two Mansfield gaskets as immediate repair solution. Documented conditions and completed parts order form for three replacement toilet units and sediment filtration system to be installed during follow-up visit later this week to address underlying water quality issue causing excessive mineral buildup.
Responded to a water leak under the bathroom sink caused by failed shut-off valve and deteriorated supply lines. Shut off water supply to the affected bathroom and removed the old, leaking components. Installed new shut-off valve and braided stainless steel supply lines, restoring full water service to the sink with no active leaks upon completion.
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