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See what your neighbors say about Hurlburt, and our much-loved team of HVAC contractor experts. With 24/7 service, we can heat your home day or night. Whether you need our help with a furnace repair or require a new furnace installation, we can care for your immediate home comfort needs and maintain your HVAC with our furnace maintenance plan. Turn to us for heating repair , maintenance, and heating installation!
Is your home heated with a boiler? We have boiler heating services, boiler repair, maintenance, and boiler replacement capabilities. We can even help with wood boilers! Don’t trust just anyone for your heating service needs in Eau Claire.
When it is time to buy a new air conditioner to cool your Eau Claire, WI home, you want to take out the guesswork and make sure that the AC installation and home HVAC service are above and beyond your expectations. Trust Hurlburt to serve you and your family’s air conditioning needs.Call us now for:
If you have a smaller space or home gym, you might consider having a ductless mini split for zoning your HVAC system and providing a more custom cool for your space.
An air conditioner that is leaking water can be caused by a few different factors:
If you’re experiencing an AC leak, it’s important to have a licensed HVAC technician inspect your unit to determine the root cause of the problem and make any necessary repairs.
The specific steps to fix a leaking water line depend on the type of pipe and the location of the leak. Generally, the first step is to turn off the water supply to the affected area. This can usually be done at a shut-off valve located near the leak or at the main water supply valve. Locate the source of the leak and assess the damage to determine the extent of the repair needed.To avoid any water damage or further leaks, drain the water from the pipes by turning on a faucet at a lower elevation than the leak. Depending on the extent of the damage, you may be able to repair the pipe with a patch or sealant. If the damage is more extensive, you may need to replace the damaged section of the pipe. Once the repair is complete, turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks or water damage.
If you’re not comfortable making these repairs yourself, it’s always best to contact a licensed plumber to ensure the repair is done safely and effectively.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin offers comprehensive electrical services designed to ensure your home’s electrical systems operate safely and efficiently. From meticulous electrical repairs that address immediate issues to the installation of whole-home generators for uninterrupted power during outages, their skilled technicians ensure top-tier service and reliability.
Additionally, their electrical panel services are crucial for maintaining the heart of your home’s electrical system, safeguarding against potential hazards, and improving overall electrical performance. Whether you’re upgrading your old panel to accommodate new appliances or simply ensuring your current setup meets safety standards, Hurlburt‘s expert team provides peace of mind with every service call.
Their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction makes them a trusted partner in maintaining and enhancing your home’s electrical infrastructure.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin expertly handles a wide range of electrical installation services to enhance the functionality and comfort of your home.
Whether you’re looking to modernize your space with new lighting installations that transform the ambiance of your rooms or need practical solutions like additional electrical outlets to accommodate your growing array of devices, Hurlburt’s professional team is equipped to meet your needs. They also specialize in ceiling fan installations to help you maintain a comfortable temperature year-round while improving energy efficiency.
With a commitment to safety and precision, Hurlburt ensures that every installation, big or small, is executed flawlessly to provide you with reliable and efficient electrical solutions that seamlessly integrate into your daily life.
Hurlburt in Wisconsin offers professional duct cleaning services designed to enhance both your air conditioning performance and indoor air quality. Over time, ductwork can accumulate dust, allergens, and various debris, which can impede airflow and reduce the efficiency of your HVAC system.
By choosing Hurlburt’s duct cleaning services, you can restore optimal airflow, ensuring your air conditioning system operates at peak efficiency. This not only helps in reducing energy costs but also in extending the lifespan of the system. Additionally, clean ducts significantly improve the quality of air inside your home, minimizing respiratory irritants and creating a healthier living environment.
Hurlburt’s thorough cleaning process removes contaminants effectively, providing you with cleaner, fresher air, and a more comfortable home environment.
We specialize in a variety of HVAC plumbing services, and electrical services including those mentioned above and more:
We understand the importance of keeping your home comfortable and operational all year, which is why we created our Hurlburt Family Rewards Club to help you keep your systems maintained. Additionally, we offer emergency services to ensure that you can get HVAC and plumbing services immediately.
To learn more about our expert HVAC and plumbing services, contact us today. If you want to find out what other customers are saying about our quality services, check out the reviews below!
Responded to no cooling complaint on 16-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit running but not providing adequate cooling to home. Diagnostic inspection revealed burned common wire connection on capacitor and heavily corroded capacitor requiring immediate replacement. Unit exterior was excessively dirty with significant debris accumulation affecting airflow and heat transfer efficiency. Performed thorough cleaning and washing of condenser coil and cabinet. Installed new capacitor and verified proper electrical connections. Conducted refrigerant pressure check and identified system was low on R-22 refrigerant. Restored system to operational status with improved cooling performance.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on approximately 40-year-old system experiencing ice buildup and freezing conditions. Upon inspection, found air filters and blower wheel relatively clean, but condenser unit required thorough cleaning before accurate diagnostics could be performed. After cleaning condenser coils and components, conducted refrigerant charge analysis which revealed abnormally low suction pressure and elevated superheat readings, confirming significant refrigerant undercharge. Provided system recharge options and scheduled follow-up consultation to discuss repair versus replacement recommendations given the age and condition of the equipment.
Responded to service call for air conditioning system running continuously and not maintaining temperature. Upon arrival, inspected system and found outdoor condenser unit heavily soiled with debris accumulation on coil surfaces. Performed exterior coil cleaning by rinsing condenser unit to remove dirt and debris buildup. Conducted refrigerant pressure diagnostics and identified significantly low R22 refrigerant charge, indicating system leak. Documented findings including aged equipment condition, corroded fan assembly, and compromised refrigerant levels. Advised property owner that system requires leak detection and repair services, and recommended obtaining repair estimates to evaluate cost-effectiveness given equipment age and R22 refrigerant phase-out considerations. Coordinated follow-up appointment with comfort advisor for comprehensive system evaluation and replacement options discussion.
Completed Family Rewards preventive maintenance cooling visit on Lennox air conditioning system. Inspected air filter and found it moderately soiled; replaced with customer-supplied filter. Verified blower assembly was clean and properly balanced. Evaporator coil showed no buildup and confirmed proper condensate drainage. Performed electrical component inspection on outdoor condensing unit, checking all routine connections and controls. Cleaned condenser coil to ensure optimal heat transfer. Conducted operational testing with 15-minute runtime to verify system performance. System achieved temperature differential exceeding 24 degrees, confirming proper refrigerant charge and efficient operation. All components functioning within normal parameters.
Responded to a leaking and unstable toilet that had been improperly installed with excessive shimming. Upon inspection, found the fixture had been secured with 10 shims when none were required. Removed all unnecessary shims, properly reset the toilet to ensure level installation and secure mounting, and verified elimination of leak. Toilet now sits flush against the floor with proper seal and stability restored.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 22-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, verified outdoor unit fan motor operational and indoor blower assembly functioning normally. Performed system diagnostics and pressure testing, which revealed system was essentially flat on R-22 refrigerant, indicating significant refrigerant leak. Conducted visual inspection of refrigerant lines and coil assemblies to identify potential leak sources. Provided customer with comprehensive pricing options for leak detection, repair, and recharge services. Coordinated scheduling with service advisor for follow-up appointment to perform leak repair once customer approves estimate. System currently inoperable due to insufficient refrigerant charge.
Responded to water leak complaint manifesting as ceiling stain on first floor below guest bathroom. Upon inspection, no visible water damage observed in guest bathroom itself. Removed wall-mounted toilet to access and inspect wax ring seal and flange connection. Inspection revealed corroded toilet flange with rust accumulation and deteriorated sealing components requiring replacement. Temporarily reset toilet to maintain facility function while awaiting replacement parts. Opened access point in plaster ceiling below to monitor for active leakage and verify source of water intrusion. Confirmed leak originated from compromised toilet seal at flange connection. Documented extensive corrosion on metal flange components and gasket deterioration through photographic evidence. Return visit scheduled to install new flange seal, permanently reset wall-mounted toilet, and repair plaster ceiling access opening upon parts arrival.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and maintenance on residential Lennox condenser unit. Inspected air filter which had been recently replaced by homeowner. Verified blower assembly and evaporator coil were clean with proper condensate drainage. Performed electrical testing on outdoor unit including voltage and amperage readings, cleaned condenser coil, and verified proper operation of all components. System ran for 15 minutes during final testing, achieving 20-degree temperature split across the coil, confirming optimal cooling performance. All equipment operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to emergency water leak under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified garbage disposal as source of dripping leak. Removed defective disposal unit and installed standard sink strainer in its place, eliminating the leak and restoring proper drainage function.
Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 2-year-old system under maintenance agreement. Indoor furnace access was obstructed by stored items which required relocation to service equipment. Replaced air filter, cleared condensate drain line, and proceeded to outdoor unit where condenser coil was thoroughly cleaned. Inspected all electrical components and tested system operation. Unit is cooling properly and performing within normal parameters. Recommended more frequent air filter replacement to maintain optimal system performance and prevent future airflow restrictions.
Responded to plumbing issue in basement bathroom where shower controls were failing due to age and possible corrosion. The existing Moen shower faucet was difficult to operate, with the handle requiring excessive force to pull. Diagnosed worn cartridge as the source of the problem. Replaced the Moen cartridge with new unit, restoring smooth operation to the shower valve. Tested hot and cold water flow to ensure proper function. Fixture now operates correctly with normal effort required for temperature and flow control.
Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection for friends and family service call. Diagnosed non-functional garbage disposal in kitchen sink and provided three repair/replacement estimates for customer consideration. Inspected under-sink plumbing configuration including P-trap assembly, supply lines, and drain connections, documenting conditions with photographs. Also inspected bathroom toilet installation, noting leveling shims and general fixture condition.
Completed compressor replacement on commercial Carrier rooftop unit circuit #2. Replaced failed 3.5-5 ton 3-phase compressor rated for R-410A refrigerant, along with filter drier, contactor, and compressor terminal. Recovered existing refrigerant from system, evacuated to proper vacuum levels, and recharged unit with 9 pounds 12 ounces of R-410A. Performed operational testing to verify proper system function and confirm successful repair.
Responded to callback for reported gas odor following water heater gas valve replacement. Upon inspection, identified gas leak at connection point between gas supply valve and pilot assembly. Tightened connection nut to seal leak and verified system integrity before departure.
Conducted comprehensive plumbing assessment of bathroom fixtures including wall-mounted faucet assembly with separate hot and cold water control valves and toilet tank components. Documented existing conditions of chrome and brass-toned fixtures, identified mineral buildup on internal tank mechanisms, and photographed current state of installations for estimate preparation.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on a 2-year-old system. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of all components, cleaning, and system testing. Unit operating properly with no issues identified at this time.
Performed repair work on two commercial rooftop units to address moisture accumulation issues. Removed heat exchanger and blower assemblies from both RTUs to access and seal supply drop seams and heat exchanger cabinet penetrations with appropriate caulking materials. Upon reassembly and inspection, advised that if moisture continues to accumulate, the source is likely within the airstream rather than cabinet leakage.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox air conditioning system less than 10 years old displaying service urgent alarm ID 31. Upon inspection, discovered severely restricted airflow due to extremely dirty air filter that had not been changed since original installation date. Located and repaired loose electrical wire connection that was contributing to system fault and intermittent operation. Advised homeowner to replace air filter immediately and recommended installing protective barrier fencing around outdoor condensing unit to prevent animal interference, as dogs were observed chasing wildlife around equipment which could cause damage to components or refrigerant lines.
Performed comprehensive AC maintenance on one R-410A condenser unit with ambient temperature at 70 degrees. Conducted thorough inspection of air filter, thermostat operation, temperature split across coil, condenser unit, evaporator and condenser coils, blower motor, capacitors, compressor operation, refrigerant charge level, and condensate drain system. Identified missing locking caps on service valves of recently installed system (2024-2025). Installed locking caps on refrigerant service valves to prevent tampering and refrigerant loss. All system components tested and verified operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance service.
Performed AC maintenance on 21-year-old system with customer complaint of continuous runtime and inadequate cooling. Discovered compressor run capacitor rated at 30 µF testing at 23 µF, which is below acceptable tolerance and indicates capacitor failure. Weak capacitor affects compressor operation, amp draw, and prevents accurate refrigerant charge diagnosis. JOBLINK analysis suggests system is overcharged, but reliable charge verification cannot be completed until failed capacitor is replaced. Customer declined capacitor replacement at this time to consult with spouse regarding repair versus replacement options.
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