HVAC Repair in Kentucky

We cover homes across Kentucky and work throughout the region, including Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and New York. The city list on this page is the quickest way to check your area. If you do not see your town, call us anyway and give us your address. Coverage lines rarely follow county borders exactly, and we would rather tell you yes or no directly.

It depends on the day and how the schedule looks in your area, so the honest answer is that we will give you a real window when you call rather than a promise we cannot keep. No-heat and no-cooling calls get priority, especially when there is a baby, an older adult, or someone with health issues in the house. Tune-ups and non-urgent work usually book a little further out.

Know the brand of your furnace or air conditioner, roughly how old it is, and what the thermostat is set to versus what the house actually feels like. Tell us what you hear and when it happens. Clear a path to the indoor unit, whether that is a basement, a closet or a crawlspace, and make sure we can get to the outdoor unit. If you have paperwork from past repairs, set it out.

Yes, and they solve more calls than you would think. Check the thermostat batteries and confirm it is set to heat or cool rather than fan only. Look for a tripped breaker at the panel. Change the filter if it is grey and packed. Walk outside and clear leaves, grass clippings or snow away from the outdoor unit, and open any supply vents that got closed off. Stop there. We do not want you touching gas, refrigerant or high-voltage parts.

Get everyone out of the house first. Do not flip switches, do not use the phone indoors, just leave. Once you are outside, call 911 or your gas utility and let them make the home safe. After that, call us and we will look at the furnace, the venting and the heat exchanger to find out what caused it before anything gets fired back up.