Service Areas Across Charlotte, Lake Norman and the Carolinas

Our primary office is in Charlotte, and the city has been our home market since the company was founded here in December 2004.

Clover sits in the northwestern corner of York County, near Lake Wylie and the state line.

Concord is one of the fastest growing parts of the Charlotte metro, and a lot of its housing is now old enough to need the systems replacing rather than serviced.

Cornelius is Lake Norman proper, and lakefront property asks more of a comfort system than most housing stock does.

Davidson is a small town with a lot of old housing stock, and old houses are where honest diagnosis matters most.

Denver sits on the western shore of Lake Norman in Lincoln County, about 25 miles north of uptown Charlotte.

Fort Mill is one of the fastest growing communities on this side of the state line, and a lot of its housing is now on its first system replacement.

Gastonia is one of the larger cities west of Charlotte, and we cover it for all four trades rather than just the heating and cooling.

Huntersville sits between our two offices, which in practice means whichever van is free is rarely far away.

Kannapolis has a lot of mill-era housing alongside a rebuilt downtown, and the two need very different things from a heating and cooling system.

Lancaster is the southern edge of our coverage, reached on US-521 rather than the interstate.

Matthews keeps a small town centre inside a large metro, and the housing around it ranges from genuinely old to barely finished.

Mint Hill has larger lots and more properties on well and septic than most of the metro, which changes what a plumbing call looks like.

Monroe is far enough out that a contractor who only really works the city centre will quietly deprioritise it. We do not.

Our second office is in Mooresville, and it is the one that covers Lake Norman and the communities north of Charlotte.

Rock Hill is the largest city in York County and the fifth largest in South Carolina, and I-77 makes it a direct run from our Charlotte office.

Salisbury has one of the largest historic districts in the state, and historic houses are where a careless installer does the most damage.

Shelby is the western edge of our coverage, and we would rather tell you that plainly than pretend the drive does not exist.

Sherrills Ford sits on the northwestern shore of Lake Norman in Catawba County, roughly 35 miles northwest of Charlotte.

Statesville sits at the junction of I-40 and I-77, and our Mooresville office is a straight run south from it.

Tega Cay sits on a peninsula in Lake Wylie, and waterfront property has its own set of comfort and humidity problems.

Terrell is a small waterfront community on Lake Norman, and a small community is exactly where being someone's fourth call gets expensive.

York is the county seat of York County, and its historic district means a lot of housing that a modern system has to be fitted into rather than dropped into.