When something goes wrong at home or you need to make upgrades, choose a contractor you can trust to take care of the equipment and systems you rely on. Our team emphasizes 100% customer satisfaction and a customer-is-always-right attitude from the moment we take your call until the moment we leave a job well done.
When you need the best HVAC, electrical, or plumbing services in Marshall, call (608) 291-9165 or contact Action online and find out what a customer-first experience is like.
HVAC
Living in Marshall means having adequate heating and cooling to keep comfortable no matter what the Wisconsin climate throws at you. At Action Plumbing, Heating, A/C, and Electric, our team offers comprehensive installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement services for an assortment of different HVAC systems, including:
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When something goes awry, or it’s time to replace part of your system, let the experts at Action handle everything. We offer comprehensive plumbing and drain services for Marshall residents.
We also offer comprehensive services for traditional and tankless water heaters, including complete installation services.
Find out more about our plumbing services or request an estimate for service in Marshall by calling (608) 291-9165.
Electrical
Whatever your electrical service needs, you can trust Action to handle them promptly, effectively, and safely, so you can enjoy reliable, code-compliant wiring with peace of mind.
Call Action at (608) 291-9165 to schedule an appointment in the Marshall, WI, area.
Why Choose Action?
We offer homes in our service area outstanding service built on a foundation of respect for our customers. We want you to be 100% satisfied with every visit, no matter how big or small the project. Our team will always communicate what to expect, including upfront pricing with no upselling, so you don’t have to worry about unpleasant surprises down the line.
Ready to schedule home services with the Action team? Call (608) 291-9165 to schedule service or learn more about what we can do for your home in Marshall.
FAQs
Why do my electrical panels smell like they're burning?
Many issues can cause this, but they all warrant professional attention. Whether your wires have dust burning on them, have started overheating and scorching your walls, or have a single overworked connection, any of these can become a catastrophe without repairs.
Is a leaking water heater an emergency?
A leaking water heater can be an emergency, putting your home at risk of severe water damage, creating electrical hazards, and more. Of course, even small leaks that don’t seem like much of a hazard at the moment can grow bigger quickly, so don’t hesitate to call and request service if you’re worried.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Marshall, WI
Marshall, WI at a glance
Action Plumbing, Heating, AC & Electric has completed 20 jobs in Marshall, WI between January 2026 and November 2026.
The most recent job was on November 10, 2026.
Action Plumbing, Heating, AC & Electric has completed 28 jobs in Marshall, WI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Performed a cleaning and safety inspection on a 2009 Goodman gas-fired furnace, including a combustion analysis of the appliance. Analyzer readings showed CO at 34–37 ppm, CO2 at 10.7%, O2 at 2.1%, and excess air at 10.9%, indicating combustion within normal operating parameters. The furnace was left operating properly at completion of the service.
Responded to a no-heat call on an older mobile home furnace of unknown age that was blowing air but not producing heat. Inspected the unit and found a spider nest obstructing the gas valve assembly, causing improper burner operation and preventing normal ignition and combustion. Documented the gas valve, wiring, and gas line conditions with photos, including heat discoloration near the valve's round cover plate.
Replaced the faulty gas valve on the garage Lennox suspended unit heater. Reconnected the gas supply line and electrical connections, then verified proper valve operation, leak-free connections, and normal heater ignition and operation.
Performed a prepaid maintenance visit on the gas furnace, including cleaning the unit and inspecting internal components, wiring, controls, gas piping connections, and venting and condensate drainage. Verified safe operation with a combustion analysis using a carbon monoxide detector at the flue exhaust, and the furnace was left clean and operating properly.
Responded to a reported leak at a recently installed furnace and a humidifier that failed to open on a call for heat. Inspected the condensate drain trap, PVC drain piping, and humidifier supply connections at the furnace cabinet and documented the system condition with photos. Findings and installation workmanship were recorded for possible warranty review.
Replaced the failed inducer motor assembly on the garage unit heater using the part on hold. Disconnected the power and wiring, removed the old inducer from the blower housing, installed the new assembly, and reconnected the electrical connections. Verified the gas valve, manifold, and vent connections were secure and that the unit operated properly through a heating cycle.
Performed a prepaid heating maintenance visit on the gas-fired furnace, including cleaning and inspection of the burner assembly, gas valve, flue/vent connection, and electrical components. Noted deterioration and corrosion on the lower interior panel near the base of the unit, along with debris buildup at the floor beneath the furnace, and recommend further evaluation of the panel condition.
Responded to a reported no-cooling complaint on a recent new installation and connected a digital refrigerant manifold to evaluate system operation. Refrigerant readings on the R454B system were within acceptable range (approximately 102 psig low side, 237 psig high side, 20.5°F subcooling), and the air handler blower speed was reduced to correct the airflow and cooling performance issue. The system was confirmed operating properly at completion.
Responded to no heat call for Lennox garage heater unit. Diagnosed and confirmed failed induction motor preventing unit operation. Documented equipment condition and motor failure for customer records.
Performed routine air conditioning clean and check service on residential Lennox HVAC system. Inspected outdoor condensing unit with cylindrical cage design and indoor furnace installation in basement. Completed standard maintenance procedures including cleaning condenser coils, checking refrigerant levels, verifying electrical connections, and testing system operation. All equipment found to be functioning properly with no issues identified.
Responded to customer report of loud noise from air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, performed system inspection of outdoor condenser unit. Unit had been shut down by customer after noise occurrence. Conducted diagnostic evaluation including refrigerant charge verification using electronic charging scale. Measured system pressures and temperatures to assess operational status. Inspected condenser fan motor, compressor, and associated components for mechanical issues. Verified electrical connections and control operations. System evaluated for proper refrigerant levels and potential mechanical failures that could cause excessive noise during operation.
Responded to furnace experiencing intermittent operation and inefficient heating. Replaced air filter and inspected electrical connections throughout system. Diagnostic testing revealed control board was sending proper voltage to gas valve, but gas valve was limiting voltage to zero, preventing proper operation. Removed failed gas valve and installed new replacement unit. Upon startup, adjusted gas pressure to 3.3 inches water column per manufacturer specifications. Verified safe operation with carbon monoxide output reading of 13 ppm and temperature rise of 65°F. Unit restored to full functionality and operating efficiently.
Completed comprehensive furnace cleaning and inspection for prepaid maintenance visit. Cleaned dirty flame sensor and inspected igniter for proper operation. Blower motor showed minor dirt accumulation and was serviced accordingly. Burners were inspected and found to be in good working condition. Replaced air filter with customer-supplied unit. Inspected all electrical connections for security and proper termination. Cleaned pressure switch ports to ensure proper airflow sensing. Blew out drain trap and added bleach treatment to condensate pump for biological growth prevention. Verified system operation with successful heating cycle upon completion.
Performed comprehensive air conditioning clean and check service on outdoor condenser unit. Upon inspection, found condenser coil heavily soiled with dirt and debris accumulation, restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil to restore proper heat transfer and optimal performance. Completed standard tune-up procedures to ensure unit is operating within manufacturer specifications for the cooling season.
Responded to no cooling call after customer attempted thermostat installation. Diagnosed faulty thermostat preventing air conditioning system operation. Removed defective unit and installed new Honeywell Home programmable smart thermostat. Verified proper wiring connections, configured system settings, and confirmed cooling cycle engaged successfully with unit operating normally at departure.
Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox model M14XC1S036-230C12 outdoor condensing unit. Upon inspection, identified leaking valve preventing proper system operation. Verified warranty status and documented equipment specifications. Return visit scheduled to replace faulty valve and restore cooling functionality.
Responded to no-cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered broken wire in low-voltage control circuit. Repaired damaged wiring, restored proper electrical connections, and successfully tested system operation to confirm cooling functionality restored.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found failed contactor preventing compressor and condenser fan operation. Removed defective contactor and installed new replacement unit. Verified proper electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed unit cooling normally upon departure.
# Furnace Service Report Completed scheduled maintenance and inspection on a Goodman GMSS960804CNAA furnace (80,000 BTU/h input, manufactured 2016). Performed comprehensive clean and check procedure including inspection of heat exchanger, burner assembly, ignition system, and blower components. Verified proper combustion and gas pressure at manifold (3.5" W.C.). Tested electrical components and confirmed 115V single-phase power supply within specifications. Measured supply air temperatures using calibrated infrared thermometers, recording readings of 130.2°F and 131.7°F, indicating proper heat rise and system operation. Inspected all safety controls, limit switches, and flame sensor. Cleaned burners and verified proper flame characteristics. Checked air filter, ductwork connections, and condensate drainage system. All systems operational and functioning within manufacturer specifications. Unit passed maintenance inspection with no deficiencies noted. System ready for heating season.
Responded to a warranty follow-up call for no heat issue after recent inducer motor replacement. Discovered inducer switch was incorrectly connected to an old pressure switch and thermostat was turned off. Properly wired pressure switch to end switch, verified thermostat functionality, and cycled system through three complete cycles to confirm proper operation with no recurrence of the issue.
