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
Performed air conditioning clean and check on Carrier HVAC system. Outdoor unit was found to be dirty and was thoroughly cleaned with water to restore proper airflow and efficiency. System was inspected and passed all operational checks for state surveyor documentation requirements.
Completed comprehensive AC inspection on outdoor condenser unit and indoor Bryant furnace system. Unit was found to be extremely dirty with accumulated debris; performed thorough cleaning of condenser coils and components. Diagnosed and replaced failed capacitor which was preventing proper system operation. Tested refrigerant charge and confirmed levels within manufacturer specifications. System inspected, tested, and passed all operational checks.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found unit extremely dirty with low refrigerant charge. Evidence of previous ice buildup on evaporator coil had melted, with condensation present on suction line. Performed thorough cleaning of condenser coil and system components to restore proper airflow and heat transfer. Added refrigerant to bring system to manufacturer specifications. Unit tested and operating normally with proper cooling upon completion.
Responded to callback for Magic Pak unit experiencing frozen coil condition and recurring operational issues since 2021 installation. Performed thorough system inspection and coil cleaning to address freezing problem. Unit requires complete refrigerant recovery, comprehensive coil cleaning, and proper system recharge to restore normal operation and resolve ongoing performance concerns.
Responded to no cooling complaint and diagnosed failed blower motor assembly with damaged blower wheel. Replaced blower motor and wheel, installed new air filters, and performed condenser coil cleaning to remove heavy dirt accumulation. System restored to proper operation with adequate airflow and cooling capacity.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and inspection on a 20-year-old residential cooling system. Performed thorough cleaning of unit components, verified refrigerant levels, checked electrical connections, and tested system operation. All components functioning properly with no issues identified; unit found to be in healthy operating condition for its age.
Responded to no cooling complaint with system running but not cooling and weak airflow. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil severely iced over due to restricted airflow and evidence of refrigerant system issues. Manifold gauge readings confirmed low suction pressure at 18.3 PSI with abnormal temperature differentials. Observed heavily corroded copper refrigerant lines with deteriorated insulation and significant moisture intrusion at outdoor unit connections. System exhibited classic symptoms of low refrigerant charge combined with restricted airflow across evaporator coil. Documented equipment condition with photos showing extensive frost accumulation on suction line and corroded piping requiring attention.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found complete system failure with no cooling throughout home. Performed diagnostic evaluation of both indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Inspection of outdoor unit revealed heavily corroded service valves and refrigerant line connections showing significant age-related deterioration. Service port fittings displayed extensive rust and corrosion. Insulation on refrigerant lines showed advanced degradation, particularly on suction line with black foam insulation completely deteriorated. Connected manifold gauges to service ports to assess system pressures. System evaluation indicated critically low refrigerant charge consistent with customer's initial concern regarding possible leak. Visual inspection confirmed multiple potential leak points at corroded valve connections and deteriorated line set components. Given the advanced age of equipment (10+ years), extensive corrosion on servic
# HVAC Service Completed Responded to a no-cooling call on an outdoor condensing unit. Upon arrival, confirmed that the condenser and outdoor fan were not operating, and the unit displayed a flashing error code. Visual inspection revealed frayed electrical wiring and a failed contactor preventing the unit from energizing. Replaced the defective contactor with a new component and repaired the damaged wiring to restore proper electrical connections. Tested system operation and verified that the condenser and fan motor engaged properly. Unit cycled normally with no error codes displayed. System restored to full cooling operation.
Completed prepaid air conditioning clean and check on Lennox outdoor unit. Found condenser coil heavily soiled with dirt and debris accumulation restricting airflow. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil using appropriate methods to restore proper heat transfer efficiency. Inspected compressor, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. All components operating within normal parameters following cleaning. Unit tested and confirmed proper operation upon completion.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on residential condenser unit. Performed thorough cleaning of condenser coils and exterior housing, verified all system specifications within manufacturer parameters, and confirmed proper operation. Unit tested and left in optimal working condition with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling complaint at residential property. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit with frozen evaporator coil, consistent with tenant's report of intermittent cooling failure requiring system shutdown to restore operation. Performed complete system thaw-out procedure and thorough cleaning of condenser unit to remove accumulated debris and restore proper airflow. Unit returned to normal operation with adequate cooling capacity after service completion.
Performed annual air conditioning clean and check maintenance service. Outdoor condensing unit was found to be somewhat dirty with accumulated debris and contamination. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil and unit exterior, then completed full system operational checkout to ensure proper cooling performance.
Completed comprehensive A/C clean and check on residential outdoor condensing unit. Performed thorough inspection of all system components, cleaned condenser coils, verified electrical connections at disconnect box, and confirmed proper drainage through condensate line. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.
Responded to service call for continuously running blower fan following new furnace installation completed the previous day. Upon inspection, diagnosed improper dip switch configuration on control board that was preventing the fan from cycling off with thermostat calls. Corrected dip switch settings to proper position per manufacturer specifications. Verified thermostat wiring connections at Honeywell digital thermostat and furnace terminal block were secure and properly landed. Cycled system through heating mode to confirm blower now operates correctly with thermostat demand and shuts off appropriately at end of call. System operating as designed with no further issues observed.
Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance cooling visit on residential air conditioning system. Condenser unit was found to be heavily soiled with debris accumulation affecting heat transfer efficiency. Conducted thorough cleaning of condenser coils, removed dirt and organic matter from exterior fins, and cleared vegetation from around unit perimeter. Performed complete system inspection including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and operational safety checks. Unit restored to optimal operating condition with improved airflow and heat dissipation capability.
Completed prepaid cooling maintenance visit on Lennox residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive clean and check including condenser coil rinse, relay inspection, filter verification, and condensate drain line clearance. Measured and confirmed proper system operation with 15° temperature split across indoor coil and 10° subcooling at 80° ambient conditions, meeting manufacturer specifications.
Performed comprehensive air conditioning clean and check service. Found condenser coil heavily soiled with debris, restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil to restore proper heat transfer. Verified system pressures and temperatures using refrigerant manifold gauges, confirming proper refrigerant charge and superheat levels. Measured electrical parameters with multimeter to ensure safe operating conditions. System operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on outdoor condenser unit. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant charge and failed capacitor as primary issues affecting system performance. Replaced defective capacitor and recharged system to manufacturer specifications. Completed standard cleaning and operational check to restore proper cooling function.
Responded to service call for air conditioning unit not working correctly with loud banging noise from fan or blower motor. Upon arrival, inspected Bryant brand outdoor condenser unit and identified the source of the noise. Performed diagnostic evaluation of the blower motor assembly and fan components through the protective wire guard. Assessed mechanical and electrical connections to determine the cause of the malfunction. Used refrigerant gauges and testing equipment to verify system operation and ensure proper functionality of the unit.
