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 Our rewiring services include replacing outdated components, such as aluminum and knob-and-tube wiring.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.
Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Roberts, WI between October 2025 and November 2025.
The most recent job was on November 21, 2025.
Completed routine maintenance on a 15-year-old Goodman natural gas furnace. Verified system is burning safely with good electrical components and connections. Cleaned flame sensor and noted rusting on ignitor which could cause future issues, though currently operational. All amp draws within normal range and condensation drains clear.
Responded to service call for non-operational boiler serving in-floor heating system. Diagnosed issue with year-old unit that was installed by another contractor. Determined boiler was left in standby mode rather than operation mode. Adjusted controller settings to proper operation mode, which resolved the issue completely. System now functioning correctly with all components operating as designed. Installation workmanship appears satisfactory.
Diagnosed non-functioning furnace with condensate pump failure which caused water to back up into the system, resulting in water damage to the inducer and electrical wiring. Performed emergency service by draining the inducer assembly and identified issues with the electrical outlet powering the condensate pump. Scheduled follow-up with electrician and prepared quote for replacement condensate pump and inducer components.
Responded to customer complaint of loud banging noise from vents during furnace operation in a recently installed system. Removed vent diffusers and adjusted accessible ductwork. Cycled system multiple times with no recurrence of noise. Verified thermostat functioning properly at 69°F setpoint with system responding appropriately.
Responded to a service call for a 10-year-old R22 air conditioning system. Diagnosed a refrigerant line set puncture caused by customer's renovation activities (nail penetration). Photographic documentation obtained showing the damage to the wall and line set. Presented repair options and coordinated with service advisor for follow-up system replacement consultation.
Responded to no heat call for 22-year-old Bryant +90 furnace (installed 2003). Diagnostic inspection revealed burnt control board with transformer or relay damage causing complete system shutdown. No evidence of rodent/insect intrusion found. Further electrical components inspection conducted and documented with photos. Furnace requires control board replacement to restore functionality and allow for complete system diagnosis of any secondary damage.
Replaced leaking irrigation valve connected to Well-Xtrol expansion tank system. Inspected copper piping configuration and verified proper function after installation of new valve assembly.
Diagnosed and repaired a pinhole leak in the master bathroom cold water supply line to the lavatory. Identified failure of customer's previous DIY repair attempt using JB Weld epoxy. Successfully repaired the compromised copper pipe section, restoring proper function and eliminating the leak.
Replaced leaking backflow preventer on domestic water fill of boiler. Filled system and set pressure to 20psi, confirming absence of leaks. Observed discolored water with sediment; recommended system flush and Fernox treatment.
Replaced warranty heat exchanger on furnace with improper pitch installation. Removed old heat exchanger and installed new unit with included pressure switches and drain trap. Corrected original installation deficiency by adding shims to achieve proper pitch direction, as unit was incorrectly mounted directly on concrete without pads. Post-installation testing confirmed proper operation after burn-off period.
Responded to a no heat complaint on a 10+ year old system. Diagnosed and replaced failed blower motor capacitor to restore heat functionality. Identified secondary issues including a plugged secondary heat exchanger and dirty fan wheel that require attention; advised customer of these conditions and provided repair options.
Performed 3-year maintenance tune-up on residential furnace system with integrated humidifier. Cleared condensation drain line of debris buildup, replaced dirty air filter, and cleaned flame sensor. Inspected and verified proper operation of blower wheel motor, inducer motor, gas pressure sensor, and pressure/limit switch. Carbon monoxide levels checked and system functioning properly after service.
Performed scheduled furnace tune-up on a 2019 model unit. Inspected system components and connections, including PVC ventilation and electrical wiring. Noted some accumulation on internal components requiring cleaning. Customer inquired about potential dehumidifier installation which was discussed on site. System is functioning properly with no operational issues identified.
Responded to service call regarding disconnected vent pipe in attic. Located and accessed the attic space where PVC vent stack was detached from roof connection. Successfully reconnected the Charlotte PVC vent pipe to the existing plumbing system, ensuring proper venting of the sewer stack per code requirements.
During inspection of the 22-year-old HVAC system, diagnosed multiple critical failures including damaged exhaust venting, blower motor leaking oil, and corroded ignition components. Due to these significant safety concerns, performed a system shutdown. Recommended complete system replacement as primary option, with alternative solutions being replacement of blower motor and ignition assembly along with exhaust vent repairs.
Performed annual maintenance tune-up on 23-year-old Lennox 80% furnace. Noted inducer motor drawing 2.28 amps, exceeding rated 1.9 amps specification. Recommended replacement of inducer motor or complete system replacement due to age and performance issues. Discussed findings with homeowner.
Successfully installed customer-supplied kitchen faucet, connecting to existing plumbing system. Completed setup of customer-provided under-sink reverse osmosis water filtration system and connected it to the kitchen faucet. Additional work included replacement of existing garbage disposal with customer-supplied unit, utilizing the existing electrical and plumbing connections.
Completed annual furnace maintenance per agreement, including inspection of all mechanical components and amp draw measurements. Identified inducer motor drawing higher than rated amps (2.34A vs rated 2.25A) and documented significant rust/corrosion on interior burners. Discussed system replacement options with homeowner, who confirmed previous consultation with comfort advisor regarding necessary system upgrade.
Completed annual maintenance service on 5-year-old HVAC system as part of recurring service agreement. Replaced faulty inducer motor which was causing noise issues during operation. Also replaced non-functional humidifier to restore proper humidity control capabilities to the system.
Completed comprehensive kitchen plumbing overhaul including installation of customer-supplied kitchen faucet and garbage disposal, replacement of under-sink plumbing components, and reinstallation of RO filtration system with connections to refrigerator and integrated kitchen faucet. All fixtures properly connected, tested, and functioning according to manufacturer specifications.
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