Kirksville, Kentucky

HVAC in Kirksville, Kentucky

Kirksville sits out in Madison County, southwest of Richmond, and we will not tell you we are twenty minutes away. What we will do is give you a real arrival time, and help you get to a point where you are not waiting on one.

Madison County covered
Veteran owned
Open 24 hours, six days a week
The shop 710 Yates Road, Junction City
Kirksville Southwest of Richmond
A planned run east Get directions
This is our town

We Are Not Around the Corner

Kirksville sits between Silver Creek and Paint Lick Creek, about nine miles southwest of Richmond, and it is a genuine drive from our shop. Any company telling a Kirksville homeowner they will be there in twenty minutes should be asked where they are coming from.

Southern Heating and Cooling working in Kirksville, Kentucky.
710 Yates Road
Based in Junction City, working in Madison County
A planned drive, not a rushed one 01

A real time, not a hopeful one

We will tell you when we can actually be there. The companies that say twenty minutes to every caller are the ones who turn up at nine at night.

We know the housing stock 02

We know the housing stock

Work out here gets scheduled rather than squeezed in, which is usually better for you anyway, because it means the technician arrives with the right parts instead of a promise to come back.

You will see the same faces 03

Worth the drive for the right work

Replacements, installations, and maintenance agreements are what we build. If you need us for a single small repair on a Tuesday afternoon, we will tell you honestly whether we are the right call.

Out in the county

Out Past Richmond, a Tune-Up Is Worth More

Everyone gets told maintenance is a good idea. In Kirksville it is worth more than it is in town, and the reason is arithmetic rather than sales.

A failure in the middle of Richmond is an inconvenience. A failure out on a county road, on the coldest night of the year, when everybody in Madison County is calling at once, is a different situation. You cannot shorten the drive. You can make the call less likely.

A home in rural Madison County, Kentucky.
One county road, one cold night, one long wait
What people assume about a rural call
What a call out past Richmond actually is
Any company can get there fast
01 A real arrival time beats a fast promise
One visit fixes it
02 Without the right part on the truck, a rural repair turns into two trips, so we plan the part before we drive
Every home runs the same system
03 Furnaces and heat pumps fail differently, and each needs a different check
A heat pump handles a Kentucky winter on its own
04 The coldest weeks show whether the sizing and auxiliary heat were done properly

A home out in the county is not a harder job. It is one that rewards planning, and a tune-up before the season is the cheapest planning there is.

Where we are

710 Yates Road

Southern Heating and Cooling
710 Yates Road Junction City, KY 40440
859-324-2770 Open 24 hours, six days a week
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710 Yates Road
Boyle County

Junction City sits in Boyle County, minutes from Danville, which is why we cover both easily.

Proof

What Our Customers Say

Real Google reviews, unedited.

5.0 Google rating From our Google Business Profile

I have been dealing with an ongoing AC problem. Spencer came out and quickly diagnosed the issue, and fixed it properly. My system is now running better than it has in a while. Very knowledgeable and friendly technician! Highly recommended!

EM Emily Mccomas Google review, 2 months ago

Great service from someone that I trust, which is really satisfying in today's world. Very professional and knowledgeable. Pointed out a potential concern that had been missed by original installers as well as any bi-annual maintenance service. Fix was quick and saved a future potential major problem. Feel as if AC and heating now in good hands.

AJ Art Joye Google review, 2 months ago

Of course, the hottest week of the year, our AC decided to bite the dust on day one. I am glad my husband got ahold of Spencer. He came out and diagnosed the problem in minutes. He jumped straight to work going above and beyond making sure it was fixed and clean, the unit was cleaned and running like a champ!

SA Susan Anderson Google Local Guide, a month ago
Questions

Kirksville, Answered

Including the two about distance, which we would rather answer here than dodge on the phone.

01 Local

Do you actually cover Kirksville?

Yes. Kirksville is in Madison County, which is part of our regular service area, and we schedule work out here properly rather than squeezing it in.

02 Local

How long does it take you to get to Kirksville?

It is a real drive from Junction City, and we will tell you the honest number on the phone rather than a hopeful one.

03 Local

Do you charge a trip fee for Kirksville?

Ask when you call and we will tell you before we book anything. Whatever it is, you hear it up front rather than on the invoice.

04 Worth asking

Is it worth me being on a maintenance plan out here?

More than it would be closer in. The distance is fixed, so the useful thing you can change is how often something fails. Two visits a year is the cheapest way to do that.

05 Local

What if I have an emergency at night?

Call and we will tell you honestly how long we need. You will get a real number, not a hopeful one.

06 Local

Do you work on propane systems?

Yes. We service propane systems the same as any other.

07 Local

Do you work on heat pumps out here?

Yes. We repair, maintain, and replace heat pumps. A heat pump runs cooler air than a furnace, so lukewarm air is not always a fault, but a house that will not hold temperature is worth a call.

Kirksville, Kentucky

Let Us Get Ahead of It

Call and tell us what the system is doing. If it needs fixing now, we will give you an honest time. If it needs looking after so it does not fail in January, we would rather do that.

Two ways this goes
It is broken now We answer, and you get a real arrival time rather than a hopeful one
It is working, for now Spring and fall visits, so the January call never has to happen

One of these is a bad night. The other is a Tuesday in October.