HVAC, Plumbing & Septic in Gatesville, Evant & Coryell County
Serving Gatesville, Copperas Cove, Evant, Oglesby, Flat and all surrounding communities.
Part of our 12-county service areaGatesville is a straight shot from Brownwood on US-84, and we make regular runs to Gatesville, Copperas Cove, and the surrounding communities. Same licensed, insured crew, same experienced HVAC techs, same TCEQ-certified septic team — wherever you are in the county.
Common Services in Coryell County
What to Know About Service in Coryell County
Plumbing Done Right
From a water heater that quit this morning to a sewer line that's been backing up for weeks, our plumbing team handles it. We carry a master plumber license and do drain cleaning, water heater replacement, repiping, and gas line work — and we show up with the equipment to diagnose the real problem, not just treat the symptom.
Packaged & Manufactured Home HVAC
A lot of homes in the county use packaged heating and cooling units on a pad or roof. These are often undersized for Texas heat and wear out faster than split systems. We repair, replace, and right-size packaged units — and if you're ready to upgrade, we can install a Lennox or Carrier split system that actually keeps up.
Septic & Rural Property Service
Outside the city limits, you're on well and septic — and both need a contractor who knows what they're doing. We hold three active TCEQ licenses for septic installation, maintenance, and site evaluation. We also service well pumps, pressure tanks, and water treatment systems.
Propane Furnace Not Firing?
If your propane furnace won't ignite or is running inefficiently, we can diagnose and repair it — or help you evaluate whether a heat pump makes more sense. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling and can cut your propane costs significantly over a full winter.
Emergency Service — Day or Night
AC out in August, pipe burst at midnight, water heater flooding your garage — we answer the phone. 24/7 emergency HVAC and plumbing service to Coryell County, no answering service, no callbacks tomorrow.