We are based in Junction City and we work across thirteen Central Kentucky counties, reaching south toward Somerset. Thirteen counties, one company, and the same standard at every door.
Veteran owned · Residential · Open 24 hours, six days a week
Everything we do runs out of one shop in Junction City, and it reaches thirteen counties. That means the technician at your door knows the roads, the neighbourhoods, and the houses in them.
Boyle, Lincoln, Mercer, Garrard, Casey, Jessamine, Woodford, Fayette, Madison, Anderson, Washington, Rockcastle and Pulaski. If your town sits inside one of those, we cover you.
The town changes. Nothing else does.
Our technicians put them on before they step through your door. Every home, every visit, without being asked.
You hear the real diagnosis and the real cost before we touch anything.
Emergencies do not wait for business hours, so neither do we.
Seniors, veterans, first responders, and clergy. Mention it when you call.
There is no short list for the towns further out. Everything we offer is available across the whole footprint.
Which towns do you serve?
Junction City, Danville, Nicholasville, Stanford, Springfield, Richmond, Harrodsburg, and Liberty, plus the surrounding Central Kentucky communities, reaching south toward Somerset.
Do you charge extra for the towns further from Junction City?
Confirm whether any trip or mileage charge applies outside a certain radius.
How fast can you reach my town?
For most repairs we work to get out the same day, and emergencies get dispatched around the clock, six days a week. Call 859-324-2770 and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.
My town is not on the list. Can you still come?
Call and ask. The edges of a service area are rarely as firm as a map makes them look, and we may still cover you.
Do you serve residential buildings in every town?
Yes. Residential heating and air conditioning across the whole footprint.
Ask us anything else
Call 859-324-2770Pick your town for local service details, or skip straight to the phone and tell us what the system is doing.