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Hurlburt Heating & Plumbing has completed 20 jobs in Woodville, WI between June 2026 and September 2026. The most recent job was on September 17, 2026.
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Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance on hydronic heating system and air handler as part of recurring maintenance agreement. Completed boiler tune-up including inspection of heat exchanger, cleaning of flame sensor, verification of zone operation, and condensate drain clearing. Monitored system through full heat cycle to confirm proper water pressure and expansion control. Conducted thorough inspection of air handler blower assembly, evaporator coil, and internal components. Verified air filter condition and overall system operation. All equipment found operating within normal parameters.
Responded to service call for water heater with pilot light repeatedly extinguishing. Upon inspection, determined the existing tanked water heater had reached end of service life and was no longer operating reliably. Recommended and sold replacement water heater unit to resolve the issue. Also evaluated gas fireplace with extinguished pilot light as requested during the same visit.
Conducted phone follow-up regarding customer complaint of salty-tasting water. Instructed customer to initiate manual regeneration cycle on water softener system to resolve the issue.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection and evaluated water softener system experiencing salt accumulation and water leakage issues. Inspected mechanical room heating system, copper piping network with multiple valves and connections, expansion tank, and pressure tank assembly. Documented shower area with dual tiling patterns and drainage system during inspection process.
Completed furnace tune-up maintenance on heating system. Noted thermostat top plate missing, making temperature adjustment difficult; offered replacement but customer declined and preferred to keep existing setup. Inspected evaporator coil and refrigerant lines, which showed normal condition with proper insulation intact.
Responded to water leak originating from upstairs kitchen sink area with water infiltration into basement below. Upon investigation, identified small pinhole leak in copper supply line serving kitchen sink, located behind wall cavity. Accessed affected plumbing through basement crawl space. Removed compromised section of copper piping and replaced with PEX tubing to restore water supply integrity. Tested system for proper flow and verified leak elimination. Documented existing water damage to basement ceiling and wall surfaces for customer awareness.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up on 6-year-old residential system under maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of all components including electrical connections, blower assembly, and evaporator coil which was found to be exceptionally clean. Verified air filter had been recently changed, confirmed blower speeds were properly configured, and tested system operation with satisfactory results showing 21-degree temperature differential across the coil.
Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on residential air conditioning system installed one year ago. Outdoor condenser unit was found with significant dirt accumulation; performed thorough cleaning of unit and verified all components operating within normal parameters. No deficiencies identified; system functioning properly with no repairs required.
Responded to a residential plumbing call for a backed-up floor drain in the basement with sewage backup. Used cable equipment to clear the blockage in the drain line and performed vacuum extraction to remove standing sewage and debris from the affected floor drain. Successfully restored proper drainage function and left the area clear of wastewater.
Responded to no-cool call on Goodman furnace. Diagnosed failed blower motor with power present but motor not operating. During inspection, discovered significant collector box leak and deteriorated heat exchanger with visible holes documented via camera inspection. Due to age of unit and extent of issues found, recommended full system replacement rather than costly blower motor repair on compromised equipment.
Installed customer-supplied bathroom vanity faucet with polished brass finish and matching drain assembly on white porcelain sink. Completed installation of two-handle traditional style faucet with curved spout, ensuring proper connections and testing for leaks. Installation did not include hole drilling, supply lines, or shut-off valve replacement, with customer advised that no warranty applies to customer-supplied materials.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old Lennox system displaying error codes 00a8 and 00c1 with reported evaporator coil freeze-up and water leakage under furnace. Upon arrival, system was operating normally with adequate cooling and coil was thawed. Verified air filter and condenser coil were clean per homeowner maintenance. Connected manifold gauges and placed unit in charge mode for diagnostic testing. Confirmed refrigerant pressures and temperatures within manufacturer specifications for 2-ton system. Verified high cooling airflow was properly configured. Adjusted system airflow settings to optimize performance: increased low cooling airflow CFM, increased dehumidification mode airflow, and increased continuous fan speed to address reported weak airflow. System tested successfully with proper operation and no freeze-up conditions observed at completion.
Responded to report of water leaking from pipe underneath sink causing property damage. Upon inspection, identified failed shut-off valves to sink as the source of the leak. Removed old deteriorated valves and installed new brass shut-off valves to both hot and cold water supply lines. Tested all connections for proper operation and verified no additional leaks present. System restored to full functionality.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system under 10 years old. Upon inspection, determined compressor was not operating. Diagnosed failed run capacitor preventing compressor from starting. Replaced defective capacitor with proper replacement part, restoring system to normal cooling operation.
Responded to service call for leaking pipe under pedestal sink. Upon inspection, found trap disconnected from sink drain and shut-off valves leaking due to age-related deterioration. Documented existing conditions including deteriorated trap connection and failing shut-off valves. Provided recommendations for trap replacement and shut-off valve replacement to resolve active leaks. Discussed faucet replacement options with customer, who elected to have new faucet installed concurrently with plumbing repairs. Customer chose to order preferred faucet fixture for comprehensive installation. Coordinated with office to prepare detailed estimate for trap replacement, shut-off valve replacement, and new faucet installation to be completed in single service visit once materials are obtained.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance on a 9-year-old Daikin system that was operating normally but experiencing occasional louder startup sounds. Completed full tune-up inspection, installed hard start kit to address startup noise concerns, and verified all system components were functioning within normal parameters.
Responded to clogged kitchen sink with water backup that had sprayed beneath the cabinet. Removed existing plug-in garbage disposal unit per homeowner request, as dishwasher drain line was independently plumbed. Snaked kitchen drain line to clear obstruction and restore proper drainage. Installed standard sink basket strainer assembly to replace disposal opening, ensuring proper seal and functionality. Tested drainage flow and verified no leaks at connections. Left work area clean with sink fully operational.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed capacitor preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit, verified proper electrical readings, and confirmed adequate refrigerant charge levels. System tested and restored to normal cooling operation with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Completed annual air conditioning maintenance tune-up with full system inspection. Tested system operation and confirmed 20° temperature drop across evaporator coil, indicating proper refrigerant charge and heat exchange. Temporarily installed 1-inch filter in place of missing 4-inch filter and advised homeowner to purchase replacement filters immediately. Cleared condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage and prevent future water backup. Performed condenser coil cleaning to remove debris and improve heat transfer efficiency. Inspected all electrical components, refrigerant lines, and mechanical systems with no issues found. System operating within normal parameters at time of service completion.
Responded to a second opinion call for a no-cooling complaint on a 24-year-old Amana air conditioning system originally installed in 2002. Upon arrival, confirmed the compressor was attempting to start and humming, but the outdoor fan motor failed to operate, resulting in no cooling capacity. Diagnosed a failed condenser fan motor and installed a new replacement motor, restoring proper system operation.
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