Power out? No hot water? Drain backed up? We’ll fix it.
Electrical & plumbing repair or replacement, done right.
Panel upgrades, standby generators, water heaters, drains, remodels — electrical and plumbing from one licensed team, with the scope in writing before work starts. Tell us what's going on and we'll take it from there.
Pick the one that sounds most like yours and we'll send the right technician. You don't need to know which trade it belongs to.
Is it a safety emergency?If you have a leak you can't stop, sewage backing up, a burning smell or smoke from an outlet or panel, sparking, or someone got a shock — call us now. Urgent calls go to the front of the line.
Locally owned in Danville — clear options, both trades under one roof, and work completed safely without the franchise pitch.
Who is Hurst?01
Hurst Electric & Plumbing is a locally owned plumbing and electrical contractor — electrical roots first, plumbing added so both trades share one standard.
No-obligation estimates · second opinion on any quote, no cost
Scope in writing before work starts · one project owner per job
105 Man O War Dr, Danville, KY
What trades does Hurst handle?02
One House. Two Trades. One Hurst Standard. One project owner coordinates the job when both trades are in scope.
Hurst Electric & Plumbing is a locally owned Danville shop — not a franchise rollup trying to look local. The advantage is genuine history plus licensed plumbing and electrical under one roof.
A local electrical shop opens its doors in Danville, Kentucky — building a reputation one house, one panel, one call at a time on the same Central Kentucky routes Hurst Electric & Plumbing still serves from Man O War Drive.
105 Man O War Dr·Danville, KY
Still local. Still locally owned.
Today
The name behind the walls
Decades of practical electrical work in Boyle County homes, farms, and small businesses — the quiet track record you only build one panel, one outage, one Saturday call at a time from the Danville shop.
2025
Plumbing joins the house
Hurst adds plumbing under the same roof, so the community never has to question who to call — licensed plumbers extending one behind-the-walls standard to a second essential trade.
Today
Two trades, one Hurst standard
One household record, one phone number, one project owner — coordinated across both trades on every qualifying job, with scope in writing before work starts.
IVThe Hurst standard
The Hurst Standard
Done safely. Finished cleanly. Backed by Hurst.
Six checkpoints that turn a service call into a closed job. Every qualifying job runs the same six — from a fifteen-minute breaker swap to a full new-construction package.
01
Listen first
What changed, and when? The symptom is a clue — but the story around it is usually the answer.
Skipped? Skip this and you get the “quick fix” that repeats within 90 days.
02
Protect & make safe
Live power, active water, or gas smell — the site gets safe before a single diagnostic starts.
Skipped? Diagnostics on an unsafe site is how a repair call turns into an insurance call.
03
Inspect & diagnose
We find the cause behind the wall — not just the failed component in front of it.
Skipped? Replacing the failed part without finding the cause is what makes the same fix cost twice.
04
Explain the scope
What needs attention now, what can be planned, what it will cost — in writing, before work starts.
Skipped? A verbal quote is how a $300 job becomes a $3,000 argument.
05
Do the work right
Licensed hands, permitted work where code requires it, and materials rated to outlast the warranty.
Skipped? Handyman-grade materials fail three winters early — usually behind a wall that's now finished.
06
Test & close out
Connections, capacity, code, meter test, labeling, cleanup — verified before the truck leaves the driveway.
Skipped? Untested work is why a homeowner discovers the problem alone at 2 AM.
Two trades, one standard. Every Hurst technician — licensed electrician or licensed plumber — runs the same six checkpoints on every qualifying job. That is what “the Hurst standard” means when we say it: listen, make safe, diagnose, explain scope in writing, do the work right, then test and close out before the truck leaves.
Next · Scene 02Inside the rough-in
Scene 02Inside the rough-in
Built right from the start
The trades meet inside the same wall — so they should be planned by the same company.
One Hurst project owner scopes the plumbing and electrical together, checks load, flow and capacity, plans the permits, and sequences coordinated installation through inspection and final walkthrough. Three of the patterns we ship most often are on the right.
Danville’s tap water is 3.5× harder than most of the country’s — and it’s wearing out your appliances early.
Our water travels through the same Kentucky limestone that bourbon distilleries prize — and picks up dissolved rock along the way. “Hard water” just means that rock is in your pipes, your shower, and your water heater, building up a little more every day.
How hard is Danville’s water?
Typical US city water
Danville water
3.5× more dissolved rock in every gallon
Sound familiar?
White crust on faucets and showerheads that comes back after you clean it
Cloudy spots on glasses straight out of the dishwasher
Shower pressure that keeps getting weaker
A water heater that rumbles, pops, or died years before it should have
That’s all the same thing: hard water. It’s not your cleaning — it’s what’s in the water.
Source · Danville Water Company · 2025 report · 14 gr/gal (240 ppm) vs ~4 US avg
01
Your water heater dies young
Water heaters are built to last 8–12 years. Around Danville, the mineral buildup inside them usually cuts that to 4–6. That's a $1,500+ appliance wearing out in half its life.
02
Faucets and fixtures wear out early
The same buildup clogs showerheads, crusts over faucets, and jams the small parts inside them — so fixtures that should last 8 years start failing at 3.
03
The fix is a one-time install
A whole-house water softener removes the minerals before they reach anything. Hurst sizes it to your household, installs it, and services it — and your appliances go back to living their full life.
Not sure if your house has a problem? Ask us to check your water at your first visit — we’ll walk you through exactly what we find.
Real reviews from Hurst customers around Danville and the surrounding communities.
“We had an excellent experience with Hurst Electric. The two electricians who came were very professional, and efficient. The cost of services was reasonable and affordable. We will definitely use them again in the future and highly recommend them to anyone needing their services.”
Deep Ditch Duck
Sep 2026
“Two guys from Hurst came and ran an electrical line for a new AC circuit in our home. Neat work, professionally and quickly completed.”
Brian Bruley
Sep 2026
“Had my electric service upgraded and added a couple of plugs. Mark gave me all of the information I needed to make my decisions and scheduling was a breeze. The guys that did the work were prompt, quick, and neat. Would definitely call Hurst again”
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