Start with the property location. A city or ZIP code helps establish whether the service and address are a fit before any visit is discussed.
Danville and Boyle County
Danville and Boyle County is the core service area. Coverage still depends on the property, the service needed and scheduling; a town name alone does not confirm availability.
Nearby communities
Lancaster, Stanford, and Harrodsburg: coverage subject to address review. Coverage is considered individually for each property. No travel fee or arrival window is confirmed by entering an address.
Outside these communities? An address review is still needed rather than an automatic yes or no.
A few details help clarify coverage
Provide a city or ZIP code, the service you are considering and your relationship to the property. The street address is optional at this stage; precise location and access can be confirmed separately.
Which areas are included?
The core service area is Danville and Boyle County. Lancaster, Stanford, and Harrodsburg: coverage subject to address review. The precise address and service need must be reviewed before coverage or a visit can be confirmed.
Can a tenant or property manager make a request?
A tenant can describe a concern, and an authorized manager can begin a service discussion. The owner or an authorized person may need to approve a visit and paid work. A tenant’s message alone is not work authorization.
Rental property? Permission matters
A tenant can report a concern. A property owner or authorized manager may need to approve a visit and any paid work.
Office hours
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.. Saturday: Scheduled appointments only. Coverage, access and timing need confirmation before a visit. No same-day arrival or 24/7 dispatch is guaranteed.
Immediate danger? If you suspect gas exposure, fire or another immediate hazard, leave the area and contact emergency services or your utility from a safe place. Do not wait for a website reply.