Your home is filled with interconnected systems and units that can affect one another. If one system fails, others could follow. Catch problems early with help from Action Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Electric.
Our crew has the tools and talents needed to resolve various problems. Our plumbers, HVAC experts, and electricians know the ins and outs of all major home systems. We’ll determine why your units are failing and provide a repair or replacement that fits the situation.
Take good care of your home and its many systems, appliances, and units. Contact Action online or call (608)-837-3638 to get started.
Air Conditioning Services
Even in Wisconsin, it can become warm during the summer months. Make sure you have a top-quality air conditioner for the next big heat wave.
Action provides cooling services for clients throughout the Madison region. We work on central air conditioners, ductless mini-splits, and heat pump systems. Our crew can perform the repairs or maintenance you need, or we can swap out your old unit for a brand-new, energy-efficient model.
Keep your cool with help from Action. Call (608)-837-3638 or contact us online to schedule air conditioner services in Madison, WI.
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608-837-3638Heating Services
It’s vital that you have a proper heating unit installed at your Madison home. Without consistent heating for your home, you could end up with burst pipes and dangerous living conditions. Action can provide the furnace, boiler, or fireplace services you need to keep warm.
All heating systems will eventually need servicing. You may need the help of a professional HVAC technician if:
- Your furnace pilot light is yellow instead of blue
- Your boiler doesn’t seem to warm your home evenly
- Your gas fireplace emits a gas smell
Don’t ignore signs of heating unit issues. Call Action today at (608)-837-3638 to schedule repairs, maintenance, or replacement of your furnace, boiler, or fireplace.
Indoor Air Quality Services
The air quality inside your home can be twice as bad as outdoor air quality. Make sure you’re breathing the cleanest air possible by scheduling indoor air quality services from Action.
Our team works on various indoor air quality systems, installing and maintaining these units to provide you with clean, healthy air. Turn to us for:
- Humidifier installation and repair
- Dehumidifier installation and repair
- UV light installation and repair
- High-efficiency air filters
- Air duct cleaning service
With the right tools, you could experience fewer allergies and respiratory problems. Contact Action online or call (608)-837-3638 to discuss your indoor air quality improvement options.
Plumbing Services
Plumbing is an essential part of your everyday life. When any part of your plumbing is broken, you need the experts at Action to resolve the issues. Our crew offers:
- Sewer line and drain cleaning
- Sump pump services
- Water heater installation
- Water softener installation
- Water filtration systems
- Emergency plumbing
Ensure you always have access to clean water, hot water, and functional drains. Call the Action team at (608)-837-3638 to schedule plumbing services in Madison, WI.
Electrical Services
Electricity powers up nearly everything in your home. If your electrical system doesn’t work right, you could have no power for your essential systems or even a fire hazard. Turn to Action for electrical services.
The team at Action provides various electrical services, from panel upgrades and dedicated circuits to light installation and equipment hookups. Our staff will make sure that you have safe, reliable electricity.
Don’t try to handle electrical problems on your own. Contact Action online or call (608)-837-3638 to discuss your need for electrical services.
Schedule Service in Madison, WI Now
Action is dedicated to ensuring that the customer is satisfied with the work. For decades, our crew has been driven by a passion for service, and we work hard to ensure that your systems work perfectly. Our family-owned company will do whatever it takes to provide our customers get the necessary service and repairs.
For reliable and trustworthy service, look no further than Action. Call (608)-837-3638 or contact us online to get started on the repairs or replacement services you need most.
FAQs
How long does a repair take to complete?
Depending on the system and the needed repair, most repairs will only take a few hours on a single visit.
Do I need a new unit installed?
Depending on the type of system that needs replacing, you may or may not need a new unit. Our technicians will try to repair your systems before deciding that a replacement is required.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Madison, WI
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to no-cooling complaint after thermostat was removed and reset to factory settings. Upon arrival, verified thermostat functionality and found Honeywell Home digital unit operating correctly with display showing proper temperature readings and system status. Performed comprehensive system inspection of both HVAC units and confirmed both are running properly with cooling cycle engaged and fan operation normal.
Responded to no cooling complaint on early 2000s residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed compressor with locked rotor condition on 20-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Unit has exceeded its expected service life and is not economically repairable. Recommended complete system replacement.
Completed prepaid maintenance package AC clean and check on Lennox outdoor condensing unit. Found condenser coil heavily soiled with dirt and debris accumulation restricting airflow. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil and verified proper system operation upon completion.
Responded to callback for Goodman AC unit displaying "AC Fault (2)" and HPC Lockout error codes with no cooling operation. Unit exhibited intermittent fan operation, failing to start on second or third cycles before shutting down. Diagnosed potential refrigerant overcharge condition, documented system status with photos, and contacted technical support for manufacturer guidance on proper resolution.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, discovered broken connector on low voltage control wiring preventing unit operation. Repaired damaged wiring connection and restored proper electrical continuity to control circuit. Verified system startup and checked refrigerant pressures to confirm proper operation. Unit tested successfully and returned to normal cooling function.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential split system air conditioning unit. Upon inspection, discovered thermostat wiring error from previous furnace installation where the common wire was incorrectly terminated to the W terminal instead of the C terminal. Corrected the miswiring by relocating the wire to the proper C terminal, restoring normal cooling operation and resolving the issue where the system would not shut off.
Responded to service call for non-functioning air conditioning system and thermostat. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty thermostat as root cause of system failure. Removed defective unit and installed new Honeywell Home Pro-Series digital thermostat, ensuring proper wiring connections and system configuration. Verified system operation with display showing proper temperature reading of 76°F and confirmed all control functions including heating/cooling modes and fan settings operating correctly.
Responded to no cooling complaint on outdoor condensing unit. Upon inspection, discovered damaged electrical wiring in the unit's electrical compartment, with evidence of rodent activity causing chewed and compromised wire insulation. Repaired damaged wiring connections, secured all electrical connections, and verified proper voltage at capacitor and contactor. Cycled unit through complete operational test, confirming restored cooling function and normal amperage draw on compressor and condenser fan motor.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Goodman GFXC 18 system. Initial error codes indicated locked rotor condition suggesting potential compressor failure. Upon inspection, found condenser coil heavily contaminated with dirt and debris, and system significantly overcharged with refrigerant. Removed excess refrigerant to bring system back to manufacturer specifications and recommended thorough coil cleaning to restore proper airflow and heat transfer. System operational after correcting refrigerant charge; advised customer that warranty coverage should be verified for this unit.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system inspection and discovered damper serving upper level was not fully open, restricting airflow to second floor zones. Adjusted damper to proper position and verified adequate airflow distribution throughout ductwork. Conducted standard maintenance cleaning and operational check on 30-year-old air conditioning unit. All components inspected including condenser coils, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. System tested and confirmed operational, though unit age indicates replacement should be considered for long-term reliability. Customer advised of findings and system returned to normal cooling operation.
Responded to no-cooling call on recently installed air conditioning system. Upon diagnosis, identified faulty Y wire preventing compressor operation. Repaired control circuit by repurposing existing blue wire as replacement Y wire, restoring proper thermostat communication and system functionality.
Responded to a no cooling complaint on a 15-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant charge as the cause of inadequate cooling throughout the home. The outdoor condenser unit showed significant age-related wear and weathering consistent with its service life. Given the system's age and the cost of repair versus replacement, recommended full system replacement rather than recharging the existing unit.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and inspection on residential split system. Performed thorough cleaning and check of outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler, including inspection of all electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and mechanical components. Unit inspected and passed all operational tests, meeting required standards for state survey compliance.
Performed seasonal AC clean and check on Goodman outdoor condensing unit. System was found to be operating with proper refrigerant charge despite accumulated dirt and debris. Cleaned condenser coils and unit exterior, cleared vegetation growth from around equipment base to ensure adequate airflow and proper operation.
Installed new baseboard heating system in basement area of residence. Ran new copper supply and return lines from existing ceiling-mounted hydronic distribution system to newly installed baseboard unit. Connected piping to zone valve assembly with proper labeling for basement zone identification. Completed all pipe fitting connections, tested system for proper operation and verified no leaks at joints or fittings.
Performed comprehensive inspection and cleaning check on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit. Unit exhibited significant debris accumulation on filter and front panel but remained operational and passed inspection criteria required for state surveyor documentation. Recommended relocating dryer vent to prevent future debris buildup on condenser unit.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found outdoor condenser unit with significant refrigerant loss on a system approximately 20 years old. Evaluated system condition and determined unit had reached end of serviceable life. Documented equipment condition with photos of outdoor condenser unit and electrical panel. Advised customer that system requires replacement due to age and refrigerant loss, as repair would not be cost-effective at this stage of equipment lifecycle.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Diagnosed failed compressor with system running but not producing cold air. Additionally identified faulty door control switch on Goodman furnace unit. Recommended complete compressor replacement due to component failure.
Responded to customer report of clunking noise from outdoor air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of condenser unit and listened for abnormal sounds during operation. Unit was running at time of service call. No unusual noises detected during diagnostic period. System operating normally with no mechanical issues identified at time of service.
Performed comprehensive inspection and maintenance on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit. System was found to be low on refrigerant and operating with reduced efficiency due to accumulated dirt and debris on condenser coils. Rinsed down condenser coils to remove buildup, replaced air filter, and recharged system with appropriate amount of Freon to manufacturer specifications. Unit failed initial inspection due to refrigerant deficiency and contaminated components but was restored to operational status following service completion.
