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
Completed seasonal maintenance and startup on residential air conditioning system. Performed thorough inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of all components, and measured system temperatures to confirm cooling performance within manufacturer specifications. Unit is now operational and ready for the cooling season.
Completed prepaid cleaning and check on residential air conditioning system. Condenser coil was found dirty and thoroughly washed to restore proper airflow and heat transfer efficiency. Inspected and tested capacitor, contactor relay, and refrigerant charge—all components verified to be operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to callback for recurring system leak at apartment unit #3. Upon arrival, found significant water accumulation on concrete floor beneath HVAC equipment, with extensive rust-colored staining indicating ongoing moisture issue. Documented active leak condition with photographs showing water damage pattern and affected Lennox furnace/air handler unit. System requires further diagnostic work to identify and repair leak source.
Completed annual inspection and preventative maintenance on residential furnace and air conditioning system. Performed thorough cleaning and operational checks on both heating and cooling units, verified system specifications, inspected ductwork and connections, and confirmed all components operating within normal parameters.
Responded to failed city inspection for furnace and air conditioning system. Corrected a 2-foot section of improperly bent PVC exhaust piping on furnace venting system to meet code requirements. Replaced incorrect amperage breaker for air conditioning unit, as the existing 30/40 amp breaker did not match equipment specifications, installing proper sized breaker per manufacturer requirements and local electrical code to pass inspection.
Performed comprehensive clean and check service on Trane combo heating/cooling air handler unit. Replaced dirty air filter and conducted complete system inspection, verifying proper operation of both heating and cooling functions. All components found to be operating within normal parameters.
Performed scheduled furnace clean and check as part of prepaid maintenance package. Identified and replaced clogged humidifier filter on system. Measured carbon monoxide levels, recording 20 ppm on downstairs unit and 10 ppm on upstairs unit, both within acceptable operating range.
Completed prepaid cooling maintenance visit on Goodman outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard seasonal maintenance inspection and testing procedures. Connected diagnostic manifold gauges to measure system pressures and temperatures across the refrigerant circuit. Recorded operating parameters including suction and discharge pressures, subcooling, and superheat values to verify proper refrigerant charge and system performance. Unit operating within normal specifications at time of service. Condensing unit exterior showed typical weathering with accumulated dirt and debris on coil surfaces and cabinet. Documented equipment condition and system readings with photos for service records.
Responded to no heat call on recently installed Lennox furnace system. Upon arrival, accessed unit and inspected internal components, electrical connections, and control board. Verified proper wiring configuration, blower motor operation, and PVC intake/exhaust venting system. Troubleshot and resolved issue preventing furnace from producing heat. Unit tested and confirmed operational with proper heating output restored.
Completed bi-annual preventive maintenance inspection on residential gas furnace and water softener system. Performed comprehensive furnace check including visual inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, gas supply line and shut-off valve, and ductwork connections. Verified proper operation of all internal components with access panel opened for thorough examination. Conducted water softener inspection including evaluation of control head functionality and overall system condition. All equipment found to be operating within normal parameters at time of service.
Responded to service call for furnace that failed home inspection prior to property sale. Secured loose safety switch tape on interior furnace panel and reattached loose tape on front access panel to meet code compliance requirements. Documented all corrections with photographs for inspection records.
Responded to no heat call on Lennox furnace. Upon arrival, found furnace blower motor operating but unit not producing heat. Diagnosed faulty thermostat preventing proper heating cycle initiation. Removed and replaced defective thermostat with new unit, restored proper system operation, and verified furnace now heating correctly.
Performed state-required furnace inspection and identified critical safety hazard with carbon monoxide levels measuring 116 PPM in flue gases, exceeding safe operational limits. Due to dangerous CO levels posing immediate health risk, unit was red-tagged and taken out of service per safety regulations. Additionally noted heavily soiled air filter requiring replacement, with significant dust and debris accumulation throughout mesh structure affecting system airflow and efficiency.
Responded to no-heat call on RV furnace unit. Previous service provider had diagnosed failed igniter with zero ohm reading. Confirmed diagnosis and replaced defective igniter. Verified proper combustion with blue flame established in burner chamber. Tested unit operation and confirmed heating system restored to full functionality.
Completed routine maintenance on dual outdoor condensing units. Performed comprehensive clean and check procedure including inspection of both systems, verification of proper operation, and testing of electrical components. All units found to be functioning within normal parameters with no immediate service concerns identified.
Performed seasonal clean and check maintenance on Goodman air conditioning system per customer's online coupon request. Following COVID safety protocols for immune-compromised occupant, completed exterior preventive maintenance service including inspection of condenser unit, cleaning of coils, and system performance verification. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Completed start-up and commissioning of newly installed furnace and air conditioning system for Unit 5. Reconnected existing lineset, performed pressure test and evacuation procedures, then opened refrigerant valves. Reconnected all ductwork, gas line, venting, and electrical connections. Installed new condensate drain lines and thermostat. Conducted operational testing of all equipment with satisfactory results, confirming proper system function and performance parameters within manufacturer specifications.
Performed startup service on newly installed air conditioning system at Unit 5. Verified all refrigerant connections on lineset, confirmed system had been properly pressure tested and evacuated, and opened refrigerant valves. Inspected electrical connections at breaker panel and disconnect box, confirmed proper circuit identification and amperage ratings. Checked condensate drain lines for proper installation and flow. Energized system and conducted operational testing of compressor, condenser fan, and thermostat functionality. All components operating within normal parameters, system cooling properly with no abnormalities detected.
Performed seasonal start-up procedure on Unit 4 residential air conditioning system. Verified electrical connections at breaker panel, tested condenser unit operation, and confirmed proper refrigerant pressures using manifold gauge set. System operational with no issues detected.
Performed startup and commissioning of newly installed Unit 3 air conditioning system. Verified all electrical connections at breaker panel, confirmed proper circuit labeling and amperage ratings for AC circuits. Conducted temperature differential testing using infrared thermometers, recording supply air temperature of 89.3°F and return air temperature of 98.8°F. System operating within normal parameters following recent installation that included lineset pressure testing, evacuation, refrigerant valve opening, thermostat installation, and drain line routing.
