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Yes — Hurst offers no-obligation estimates for clearly defined planned projects, including standby generator consultations and surge protection. A diagnostic repair visit (where a technician troubleshoots a live problem) is a different kind of call and carries a dispatch fee; we'll explain the difference when you book so there are no surprises.

That's exactly what we're built for. Hurst operates as one company with two expert divisions, so qualifying projects get one project owner who scopes, schedules, and tests both trades together. One household record, one phone number, one standard — you're never transferred between separate companies.

We're based in Danville and serve Boyle County and the surrounding Central Kentucky communities — including Perryville, Junction City, Harrodsburg, Stanford, Hustonville, and Lancaster. If you're nearby but don't see your town, call (859) 265-0491 and we'll tell you straight whether we cover it.

Our published hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Call (859) 265-0491 during those hours and a real Hurst team member will help you route the visit — electrical, plumbing, or both.

Ask about monthly payment options on qualifying projects when you request a no-obligation estimate — panels, Generac standby packages, water heaters, remodels, and larger coordinated work. We'll explain what's available for your job in plain English. We don't publish APR, lender names, or "as low as" monthly figures on the website.

Call (859) 265-0491 or use the contact form — that's the fastest path. Tell us the address, whether it's electrical, plumbing, or both, and whether it's a repair or a planned project. We'll confirm territory fit and follow up, usually the same day during office hours.

Yes — Hurst is a certified Generac dealer and installer. We handle equipment, transfer switch, natural-gas or LP fuel path, and commissioning under one Danville team. Start with a free on-site Generac consultation and we'll size the system to your home or business.

Much like your vehicle, a standby generator needs regular maintenance to operate when you need it most. Hurst's annual program includes a six-month check (oil, spark plugs, air filters, fluids, transfer switch, and control board) and a full annual service with all new fluids, filters, and spark plugs.

It's your panel telling you something. Sometimes the fix is simple; sometimes it signals an overloaded circuit or a failing component behind the wall. Anything involving burning smells, arcing, or shocks should be treated as urgent — call us and we'll prioritize it accordingly.

Many do. Historic homes often carry legacy wiring and panels sized for a fraction of today's loads. We'll evaluate capacity and condition, separate what's required from what's optional, and plan any upgrade around your other projects — remodels, generators, or new equipment.

Yes. Hurst added plumbing in 2025 so the community we've served for generations never has to question who to call — whether the problem is behind an outlet or behind a shut-off valve. Same company, same standard, same phone number.

We service water heaters and maintain tankless systems, including a dedicated annual maintenance membership ($200 per water heater) covering inspection and cleaning, flushing and descaling, a gas and vent test, temperature calibration, and a warranty compliance report. We stay brand-agnostic on heaters — the right unit for your home and hard water, not a single-OEM pitch.

Test it before the storm does. Sump pumps fail quietly, and the first heavy Kentucky rain is a bad time to find out. We test the pump, float, discharge line, and check valve, and repair or replace what's worn.

Yes — Hurst provides residential, commercial, and new-construction services in both trades. Builders and business owners get organized, schedule-conscious project work: scope for both trades in one proposal, permit planning, coordinated installation, inspection, and documentation.

Because the trades have to meet inside the same wall. With Hurst, one project owner sequences the plumbing and electrical together — one schedule, one accountable team, and no gap where 'that's the other company's problem' can live.