Call the Experts at Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling!
Are you sick of your heating or cooling system giving you trouble? Whether it’s a lack of heat during a frigid Wisconsin winter or no air conditioning when the sweltering heat and humidity crank up the temperature, you need someone who can get your system fixed and get you back to living comfortably again. At Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, providing exceptional home repair and maintenance services is what we’ve done for the last century. When it comes to repair, replacement, or maintenance for your air conditioner or heater, nobody has been doing it for longer, and nobody provides you with a better customer experience.
Call the experts at Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling at (715) 804 0947 today for all your heating and air conditioning repair and maintenance needs!
Let Us Handle Your Heating & Cooling Needs!
Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has been providing customers with the home services they need for over 100 years, and in that time we’ve learned that being the name customers trust involves not only being there to solve your problems, but being able to solve the problem you have. We have the tools, training, and equipment to handle any type of heating and cooling problem, large and small, and we service all different types of equipment. Whether you have an older system or the latest equipment, we can service it and keep it running at its best all year long.
Our complete range of services includes:
- Air conditioning & heating repairs
- Air conditioning & heating installations
- Heat pump services
- HVAC maintenance services
- Indoor air quality
- Duct cleaning
- Emergency heating & cooling services
Eagle River AC Repair
When it comes to your home, you expect nothing less than the best, and the best is what we make it our mission to deliver. Our carefully-selected Eagle River AC repair technicians are not only skilled, but friendly and will do everything they can to make your day brighter. We’re professional through every step of the way, and we’re respectful of your home, your time, and your budget. We want you and your family to be safe and comfortable, and we do whatever it takes to keep your home that way.
Give us a call if you notice any of the following AC problems:
- Air conditioner is blowing warm air
- Air conditioner won’t turn on
- Air conditioner is leaking condensation
- Air conditioner isn’t cooling your home evenly
- Your home feels more humid than usual
- Your energy bill has increased, but your home still isn’t cool
Heater & Furnace Repair in Eagle River
A working heater is an absolute necessity during the winter. Whether you’re looking for a reliable heating company to tune up your furnace in the fall or need a fast emergency heater repair, Frasier’s has you covered. Our Eagle River heater repair pros have the tools, training, and skill to ensure that your problems are resolved quickly so you can go back to being comfortable as soon as possible. We understand that a heating problem in winter is an urgent issue and that you want the problem to be resolved quickly the first time. We come to your home quickly, find the root of the problem, and then implement a quality solution that solves it for good. We’re even available for emergency services 24/7 for all our Partner Plan Members and 8am-10pm – 7 days a week for all non-members.
Contact Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling today to schedule your AC or heater repair appointment in Eagle River.
Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Eagle River, WI in July 2026. The most recent job was on July 22, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Eagle River, WI
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Completed annual heat inspection on 3-year-old boiler system as part of Partner Plan maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive safety and operational assessment of boiler unit, inspected all accessible plumbing connections and venting components, verified proper combustion and heat exchanger condition, and documented system status with photographic evidence showing overhead piping infrastructure with visible age-related mineral deposits and moisture accumulation on cast iron fittings.
Responded to service call for two AC units with reported cooling issues and water leakage on lower level. Inspected upper level system and identified water leak caused by loose drain pan fitting, condensation buildup on exposed suction line, and restricted airflow from dirty air filter. Secured drain pan fitting, replaced air filter, and addressed condensation issue to restore proper operation. Checked refrigerant pressures on outdoor condensing unit to verify system performance. Provided estimate for relocating lineset to prevent future condensation concerns per homeowner's request.
Responded to call for AC unit cooling inadequately with water leak flooding residence. Found furnace/air handler located in closet with active water leakage from condensate drain system. Diagnosed low refrigerant charge and severely restricted airflow due to dirty air filter. Inspected evaporator coil and confirmed fins in serviceable condition. Identified condensate drainage issue causing water accumulation on floor requiring mat placement for protection. Provided estimates for refrigerant recharge and system repairs to restore proper cooling operation and eliminate water leakage.
Responded to no cool call on 22+ year old Amana air conditioning system with non-operational outdoor fan. Upon inspection, found failed capacitor with severe corrosion, oxidation, and heat damage at terminals. Replaced defective capacitor and restored system to normal operation.
Identified severely corroded gas piping at exterior foundation requiring immediate replacement due to safety concerns. Sold and scheduled gas piping replacement work to address the hazardous condition and ensure proper system integrity.
Performed comprehensive leak check on HVAC system per sold estimate. Unable to locate refrigerant leak during inspection; installed UV dye pack into system to aid in future leak detection. Observed heavily frosted evaporator coil during service, indicating potential airflow restriction or refrigerant-related issues that may require follow-up diagnosis after dye circulation.
Completed prepaid annual air conditioning inspection on outdoor condenser unit. During testing, discovered capacitor reading low, which caused the condenser fan motor to fail to operate properly. Performed warranty replacement of defective capacitor and restored system to normal operation at time of service.
Responded to no cooling call on twenty-year-old system with condenser unit not blowing air through vents. Customer requested to convert emergency service call to annual maintenance appointment instead, declining after-hours service. Provided estimate for annual maintenance service to customer's email address.
Upon arrival, found the air conditioning system running but unable to maintain temperature below 78 degrees. Inspection revealed extensive ice buildup from the evaporator coil through the refrigerant lines extending all the way to the compressor and accumulator. The outdoor unit showed signs of age with weathering and debris accumulation around the base. The indoor compartment displayed significant dust, cobwebs, and lack of recent maintenance. Documented the iced refrigerant system and overall condition of the aging equipment with photos. Provided estimates for necessary repairs to restore proper cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling call on 20-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found unit attempting to run but failing to start due to failed capacitor exhibiting severe corrosion and deterioration on terminals and connections. Interior compartment showed extensive debris accumulation and environmental damage from long-term exposure. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit, restored proper electrical connections, and verified system operation. Unit now cooling properly.
Assessed basement for new gas line installation to supply clothes dryer. Identified and inspected preexisting unused gas line leg located above boiler in ceiling joists that can be repurposed for this application. Provided estimates for running gas line from existing supply to dryer location, utilizing the available infrastructure to minimize installation complexity and materials required.
Responded to no cooling call on approximately 15-year-old HVAC system. Upon inspection, found failed dual-run capacitor on outdoor condensing unit, preventing compressor operation. Unit interior showed significant dust and debris accumulation consistent with age and lack of maintenance. Replaced defective capacitor and restored system to normal cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 11-year-old American Standard air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed compressor was not engaging and unit was producing no cool air. Diagnostic testing revealed a failed dual run capacitor preventing compressor operation. Additionally, discovered system was completely void of refrigerant charge. Replaced the defective capacitor with new component and performed thorough leak check of the refrigeration system to identify source of refrigerant loss before recharging. System restored to operational status.
Responded to complaint of excessive fan noise from 11-year-old wall-mounted PTAC unit that had not been serviced in many years. Inspected unit and identified noise issue during cooling operation. Performed thorough cleaning and maintenance of blower assembly, secured loose components, and verified proper electrical connections. Tested unit through full cooling cycle and confirmed noise eliminated and normal operation restored.
Completed annual maintenance inspection on furnace and air conditioning system over 10 years old. Combustion analysis revealed elevated CO levels at 194 ppm, indicating incomplete combustion requiring attention. Inspected evaporator coil and heat exchanger components, documented system conditions with photos, and provided estimate for necessary repairs to address high combustion readings and ensure safe operation.
Responded to no cooling call for detached garage loft air conditioning system where exterior condenser unit was not operating despite thermostat and indoor blower functioning normally. Diagnosed low refrigerant charge on 9-year-old Goodman model PA13NA018-A condenser unit using R-410A refrigerant. Performed comprehensive leak check to identify source of refrigerant loss before proceeding with system recharge.
Responded to gas leak investigation request and successfully located active leak in underground natural gas piping running beneath deck structure. Upon inspection, identified severely corroded 10-foot section of metal pipe exhibiting extensive rust deterioration, flaking, and compromised integrity. The corroded pipe showed brownish-red oxidation and crusty surface texture indicating advanced age and weathering. Replaced failed pipe section with new gas line to eliminate leak and restore safe gas service. Completed all necessary documentation and safety verification procedures.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old system unable to reach thermostat setpoint. Diagnosed low refrigerant charge using manifold gauges and added refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, restoring proper cooling operation to the system.
Responded to no cooling call on 18-year-old Rheem Classic air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, confirmed blower motor was operating but compressor failed to start. Diagnostic testing identified failed dual run capacitor and defective contactor as root cause of compressor failure. Replaced both capacitor and contactor with appropriate rated components. Verified proper electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed compressor startup and normal cooling cycle restoration. Unit returned to full operational status.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old air conditioning system that was running continuously. Performed diagnostic testing and identified refrigerant leak as root cause of inadequate cooling performance. Completed leak repair and restored system to proper operation. Temperature measurements confirmed system returning to normal cooling parameters.
