Dan spent years running service calls for a big franchise outfit and hated what the hourly meter did to people. So he started over: one used van, a stack of flat-rate cards, and knocking on doors until the phone rang on its own.
Decades later the vans are newer, but the promise hasn't moved: a real price before the work starts, and the owner's cell if anything ever feels off.
Started the company with one used van and a flat-rate card. Still checks every callback personally; if the work isn't right, Dan hears about it first and fixes it.
Off the clock: lake fishing, little-league coaching, free sink repairs for the neighbors.
Apprenticed in-house from day one; literally grew up in the shop. Runs the schedule, drives the emergency truck, and answers the 2am calls in person.
Off the clock: pickup basketball, slow-smoked brisket, and a '74 pickup that's almost running.
“Nobody should watch a stranger's meter run in their own kitchen. Quote it straight, fix it right, shake hands. That's the whole business plan.”
Flat-rate, in writing, before the toolbox opens.
Every tech apprenticed under the owner. Same standard, every van.
Local family business; we see our customers at the grocery store.
We believe the strongest companies are built like families, and ours literally is. Father and son, one license number, one standard of work.
Talk to the ownersFounded the company on one used van and a flat-rate promise. Still signs off on every apprentice.
Off the clock: lake fishing & little-league coaching.
Grew up in the shop, apprenticed in-house. Runs dispatch and the emergency truck: the 2am voice on the phone.
Off the clock: basketball, brisket, and a '74 pickup.