Established in 1989, Action Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Electric provides top-ranked home services in Madison, WI, and surrounding areas. With clear and upfront pricing and no upselling, you know why we’ve been trusted for over 35 years.
Backed by a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, we provide responsive repairs, installations, maintenance, and service, offer flexible financing, and have 24/7 emergency HVAC and plumbing services.
To schedule service in Cross Plains, contact Action Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Electric today!
Top-Rated HVAC
Your heating and cooling equipment needs regular service to avoid increased energy bills, high repair costs, and a shortened lifespan, and our HVAC experts are ready to assist.
Our HVAC services include:
Heating
With regular training on all types of heating equipment, let our technicians keep your home warm regardless of the forecast. We service heat pumps, boilers, furnaces, and more.
Our heating services include:
- Heating repair
- Heating installation/replacement
- Heating maintenance
Cooling
An outdated or malfunctioning air conditioner can raise cooling costs by up to 30% and cause poor air quality. Schedule a same-day repair or ask about efficient replacement options that fit your budget and space. We service central air, ductless mini-split systems, and heat pumps.
Our AC services include:
- AC repair
- AC replacement and installation
- AC maintenance
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608-837-3638Trusted Plumbers
Having reliable plumbing means quickly resolving stubborn drainage clogs, running toilet, and sewer backups, and we can help. With same-day installs on water heaters, ask us about home improvement tax rebates and utility credits.
Our plumbing services include:
- Plumbing repair: From leaky faucets to faulty disposals, our knowledgeable team can efficiently restore your plumbing.
- Plumbing installation: Whether it’s a new well system, water filter, or installing a rainforest showerhead or smart fridge, our teams are up to the task.
- Sewer and drain: Don’t let stubborn roots cause sewer and drainage problems. We offer trenchless service, and pipe inspections, and have the latest augers, and hydro jetting.
- Water heaters: If you notice brown water, rust, or corrosion, we can help you find a tank or tankless water heater replacement.
Comprehensive Electrical
With more appliances and smart products for the home, upgrading your electrical panels can ensure you have the power you need for all your devices. Or, perhaps you need backup generator repair or want whole-home/whole-house generator service.
Turn to Action for:
- Electrical repairs and installations
- Generators
- EV chargers
- Surge protection
- Service upgrades
- Meter base & panel changes
- Lighting
- Dedicated circuits and outlets
- Equipment hookup and repair
Buzzing sounds in your walls, burning odors, and constant circuit breaker trips are signs that you need an electrician.
Why Choose Action?
With years of industry-leading experience and excellent reviews, our knowledgeable plumbing team is available for plumbing issues big, or small! Let Action help with all your plumbing needs.
Action believes in supporting our local communities. Local charities and organizations we support include Project Home, the Salvation Army of Dane County, Battle of the Bands, and the Community Action Coalition for South Central Wisconsin, Inc.
Get same-day service in Cross Plains by contacting Action today.
FAQs
Why does my AC keep turning on and off?
Common culprits include a malfunctioning thermostat, dirty air filter, oversized AC, low refrigerant, or an electrical issue. Place a service call and let us have a look.
How do I know if I have lead pipes?
The color might be dull gray and have swollen or bulging sections where they adhere to other pipes. Another way to tell is to scratch a pipe with a penny. If the color is shiny silver, it’s likely lead.
Wisconsin’s Lead-Safe Renovation Rule will help protect you and your family from lead exposure.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Cross Plains, WI
Job Locations and Reviews
# Service Summary Responded to no heat call for return service issue following previous visit on 3/20. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of furnace system and identified recurring thermostat-related malfunction causing system failure. Advised customer regarding importance of installing bird screen on exterior venting to prevent future airflow obstruction and potential system damage. Completed necessary repairs to restore heating operation.
Diagnosed and resolved furnace cycling issue by correcting thermostat wiring and cleaning pressure switch ports that were causing blockage. Additionally repaired disconnected air conditioner by identifying damaged wire, reconnecting and taping exterior wiring to restore complete system functionality.
Responded to service call for insufficient heat in memory care rooms. Diagnosed system issues including one leaking boiler and another requiring maintenance. Cleaned both boilers and identified need to upsize pump for memory care wing to improve heat distribution. Documented significant corrosion on heat exchanger components. Obtained pricing for replacement boiler parts.
Performed routine cleaning and check on 20-year-old furnace. Inspected heat exchanger with no visible signs of leakage, though CO testing was limited due to non-functional meter. Verified clear exhaust venting. Discussed replacement options with customer, highlighting benefits of variable speed blowers for improved comfort. Unit remains operational but nearing end of service life.
Diagnosed and repaired zone control system issues on a Lennox Harmony III dual-zone system. Found Zone 1 dampers not receiving proper close commands and replaced defective zone control board. Identified overheating Zone 2 damper motor, measured proper clearance requirements, and installed replacement actuator to restore proper zoning functionality.
Responded to customer complaint of overheating in one zone where thermostat was set to 55°F but temperature reaching 70°F. Diagnostic inspection revealed faulty source damper causing improper zone control. Took measurements of ductwork components and examined control wiring connections to isolate the issue. Problem resolved by adjusting the damper system to restore proper airflow balance between zones.
Responded to no heat call for 15+ year old Lennox Pulse furnace system. Customer reported intermittent operation due to ice buildup on outdoor unit. Upon arrival, system was functioning properly. Performed comprehensive clean and check maintenance service, confirming proper operation of all components. Advised customer on preventative maintenance practices to minimize ice accumulation on outdoor condenser during winter operation.
Responded to emergency service call for furnace producing carbon monoxide. Inspection revealed a cracked heat exchanger, which was confirmed as the source of CO infiltration into the home. Provided customer with replacement options as the current unit requires complete replacement due to safety hazards.
Responded to customer concern regarding possible gas leak reported during home inspection. Performed comprehensive leak detection on Carrier furnace system with digital testing equipment. Inspected internal components and connections with front panel open, including intake/exhaust PVC pipes and adjacent Aprilaire humidifier. No active gas leaks detected; system verified safe for continued operation.
Responded to no heat complaint where customer suspected a propane leak. Conducted thorough inspection of the HVAC system including ductwork and air handler unit located in the basement. Found no evidence of gas leak; system appears to be properly installed with all components in good condition. Restored heat functionality and verified proper operation before completing service.
Conducted sales consultation for replacement of aging two-stage Armstrong gas belt furnace. Inspected existing installation environment, noting PVC plumbing runs and current thermostat setup (Honeywell digital displaying 66°F). Customer presented with options for new furnace system to replace the older unit.
Performed routine maintenance service on customer's HVAC system. Conducted temperature differential testing with digital thermometers showing readings of 69.6°F at supply side. System vacuum and operation checked with no issues identified.
