Frasier’s Heating & Cooling Is Here for You
When the winter season rolls over Wisconsin, it’s important to have a fully functional heating system. Additionally, a tip-top air conditioning system is necessary for enduring the harsh humidity and blistering heat waves brought on by the summer. At Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, we can appreciate the difficult conditions Three Lakes residents must up with when extreme weather occurs.
Our professional team of heating and cooling technicians understand the urgency associated with a broken HVAC system. We chose our highly-trained team of experts based on their values regarding respect for professionalism, punctuality, and craftsmanship. When you call us to address your heating and cooling issues, our team will arrive on time and immediately begin a comprehensive evaluation of your HVAC system. After our team has zeroed-in on the root cause of your HVAC issues, we will offer you a cost-effective and lasting solution – not a temporary fix that will inevitably need to be addressed in the future. Since the occurrence of HVAC problems aren’t limited to business hours, we offer 24/7 emergency services.
Call us at today to learn more about how Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling can assist you with your heating and air conditioning needs.
No HVAC Issue Is Beyond Our Abilities
At Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, our highly-qualified team of HVAC professionals can service virtually HVAC equipment of any type, whether you have the latest in heating and cooling technology or an older system. Our heating & cooling technicians have the necessary training and equipment to tackle any heating and cooling problem – big and small. Your uninterrupted flow of satisfaction and comfort is our number one priority.
Find more information about the specific HVAC services we provide:
- Indoor Air Quality
- Heat Pump Repair & Maintenance
- Emergency Heater Repair
- Emergency AC Repair
- Ductless Split AC System
- Duct Cleaning & Installation
Three Lakes Residents Trust Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
The comfort, safety, and health of Three Lakes residents and their families have been our number 1 priority since 1918. When it comes to your home or commercial enterprise, you don’t have sacrifice your comfort for your budget. Our professional team of HVAC specialists will guide you through each step of our process, remaining respectful of your privacy, your time, and your budget.
For more information, contact Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling today.
Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Three Lakes, WI between February 2026 and April 2026. The most recent job was on April 24, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Three Lakes, WI
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Completed prepaid partner plan heat inspection on furnace system. Found and addressed multiple issues including flame sensor with dead spots, dirty air filter, depleted thermostat batteries, and gas manifold pressures outside manufacturer specifications. Replaced defective flame sensor and thermostat batteries, then adjusted gas valve to proper specifications per manufacturer requirements to restore system to optimal operating condition.
Responded to warranty call for HVAC system experiencing pressure switch failure. Removed and replaced defective pressure switch (part #9375VS-0033) with new unit, reconnected all electrical connections including blue, white, and green wiring to proper terminals, and verified secure mounting and proper operation of replacement component. Recommend follow-up inspection of condensate drain trap during next service visit to ensure proper drainage and prevent future system issues.
Completed preventive maintenance inspection on boiler system as part of annual prepaid maintenance agreement. Observed aging electrical components including control board with heat sink assembly showing operational wear and tested capacitor functionality using digital multimeter. Documented equipment condition with photographs and provided customer with repair options for aged components to prevent potential future failures.
Replaced all three zone damper actuators in the HVAC system to restore proper zoning functionality. After installation, diagnosed and corrected improper wiring between the zone controller and damper actuators to ensure all zones operated as designed. System tested and verified to be functioning correctly with all zones responding appropriately to thermostat calls.
Responded to service call for noisy zone control dampers. Upon inspection, diagnosed two of three damper actuators as failing, causing operational noise from the motors. Replaced all three 90° damper actuators with Carrier model DAMPACT90DEG-R units to ensure system reliability, with the one functional original actuator retained as an emergency spare per customer request.
Responded to no heat call on furnace with previous service history. Upon inspection, discovered gas valve plug connection had become loose, preventing proper gas flow to burner assembly. Flame sensor showed signs of oxidation and carbon buildup, which was documented. Reseated gas valve plug to restore secure electrical connection, verified proper seating and contact. Cycled unit through multiple heating cycles to confirm ignition sequence, flame establishment, and consistent operation. System restored to normal heating operation with proper gas valve function confirmed.
Completed partner plan annual maintenance on furnace located in master bedroom. Inspected burner assembly and flame sensor, discovering dead spots and excessive buildup on sensor tip. Evaluated blower wheel assembly, noting significant dust and debris accumulation on blades. Documented equipment condition with photos and emailed estimates for recommended repairs.
Completed Partner Plan annual maintenance on furnace system. Found filter somewhat dirty and flame sensor exhibiting points of high resistance and dead spots on surface. Inspected burner assembly and blower wheel components, which were in satisfactory condition. Provided customer with replacement options for flame sensor to ensure optimal system performance and reliability.
Completed annual heat inspection under prepaid maintenance plan. Upon inspection, discovered failed heat exchanger with significant structural compromise requiring immediate attention for safety and system operation. Documented extensive frost and ice buildup on unit exterior, indicating abnormal operating conditions and potential airflow restrictions. Performed diagnostic testing using digital meters to assess system performance and verify heat exchanger failure. Inspected blower assembly and internal components, identifying deteriorated conditions affecting proper heat distribution. Due to failed heat exchanger presenting safety hazard, unit requires repair or replacement before resuming heating operations. Provided photographic documentation of failed components and system conditions for customer records and replacement recommendations.
Responded to no heat call where furnace exhibited flame starvation during ignition attempts. Diagnosed issue with gas valve failing to maintain proper fuel supply during startup sequence. Replaced defective gas valve, performed thorough cleaning of all burners, nozzles and flame sensor. Unit successfully completed multiple test cycles with proper ignition and flame retention, restoring normal heating operation to the residence.
Performed annual inspection on 22-25 year old natural gas boiler. Identified significant corrosion and mineral buildup on plumbing components, particularly around joints and fittings. Presented customer with immediate repair options, preventative maintenance recommendations, and replacement alternatives due to system's advanced age and multiple issues.
Responded to emergency no-heat service call for a furnace with control issues. Diagnosed a failed heat exchanger and non-functioning Nest thermostat preventing system operation. Provided customer with replacement options for either the heat exchanger or complete furnace replacement.
Completed annual prepaid maintenance on residential boiler system. Inspected and tested system components including expansion tank, manifold arrangement, and PVC venting. Investigated customer's concern regarding insufficient heating in back bedrooms and bathroom, and provided system upgrade recommendations to address temperature distribution issues.
Performed annual furnace inspection and tune-up service, including combustion analysis with readings of O2 at 10.3%, CO at 21P, and CO2 at 6.0%. Inspected blower wheel assembly and motor connections, confirming proper operation with no visible issues detected.
Responded to emergency no heat call for 10-year-old furnace system. Diagnosed faulty thermostat causing system failure. Removed and replaced thermostat, then verified proper system operation through complete heating cycle test.
Responded to a warranty service call for a reported gas leak in the furnace cabinet. Conducted thorough testing of all gas fittings, gas valve, and supply lines extending to the trac pipe connection and water heater, with no active leaks detected. Briefly noted transient septic gas odor near water heater that quickly dissipated; system currently operating within normal parameters.
Returned to site to replace faulty aquastat with manufacturer-recommended component as per previous estimate. Successfully installed and secured new aquastat into boiler housing and confirmed proper system operation.
Performed prepaid annual maintenance on furnace as part of multi-system service package. Conducted combustion analysis with readings showing O2 at 12.1%, CO at 21P, and CO2 at 9.8%. Inspected blower wheel assembly and confirmed proper operation.
Installed customer-supplied Honeywell T9 Wi-Fi thermostat in upper garage/boat house, replacing existing unit. Installed C-wire adapter and completed necessary wiring to older furnace system after conducting required technical research. All connections were properly terminated and system functionality verified.
Serviced leaking humidifier in basement. Discovered pad was installed incorrectly (upside down) and severely clogged with mineral deposits. Replaced humidifier pad, verified drain lines were clear and operational, and inspected control board connections for proper function.
