LRF Maintenance Proudly Services New Albany, OH
Our team here at LRF Maintenance, Heating & Cooling is happy to offer the people of New Albany, Ohio, the best local Heating, Cooling, and Indoor Air Quality products and services at the most competitive prices in the local market. We’ve been in this business since 1975, earning the trust of countless central Ohio area homeowners to become a distinguished local HVAC company built on family values.
We offer same-day emergency HVAC repairs as well year-round (including weekends and holidays). We always offer online deals and financing options. Choose LRF Maintenance for your next HVAC service call in New Albany, OH!
Getting to Know New Albany, OH
New Albany is a Franklin County city with a small portion of itself extending into the adjacent Licking County. It is located 15 miles northeast of Columbus. In 2019, New Albany had a population of about 10,933 people. First settled in 1837, New Albany has become a growing suburb in the Columbus area, with a unique economy.
Established in the center of Plain Township, the land that would soon become New Albany was split into lots of 50 by 100 feet, and sold to new settlers. A common belief held about the town’s name “New Albany” is that many of the original settlers migrated there from Albany, New York. Having said that, during New Albany’s early years, the community was called “Hope.”
With an early population of 50 people, in 1856, New Albany was incorporated and its first mayor, Mayor S. Ogden was elected. In 1881, the Wilkins Lumber Mill, later named the New Albany Mill, opened. Then, in 1922, Mrs. Edward Babbitt was elected as the first female mayor of New Albany.
As late as 1980, the census listed only had 414 residents living in the village. However, rapid growth in the area took place in the 1990s, in part because of the expansion of the Les Wexner clothing empire and the major construction of his mansion, which is the second-largest mansion in central Ohio, second only to the Longaberger mansion. It is located off Kitzmiller Road in the village. Around this same time, State Route 161 and access to 161 from I-270 were redeveloped providing freeway access in and out of the town.
Then, in 2008, the New Albany Mill was closed 119 years after its opening downtown. The original sawmill was rehabilitated into a hardware store that became a staple in the lives of countless residents of New Albany.
New Albany is located at the headwaters of the Rocky Fork, a tributary of the Big Walnut Creek. Sugar Run and Rose Run, both tributaries of the Rocky Fork, flow from the northeast to the southwest through New Albany. Blacklick Creek runs through the eastern side of the city.
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Premium HVAC Repair, Maintenance and Installation in New Albany OH
Do you need HVAC services in New Albany, OH? Choose LRF Maintenance! Day in and day out, our HVAC service vehicles arrive as scheduled, calling ahead to let each customer know we’re on our way; our vehicles stay fully furnished with the latest HVAC (heating and air) equipment and the latest in technology. We carry a wide range of HVAC system filters, furnace filters, central air filters, HEPA filters and more. We carry the latest technology in thermostats, smart thermostats and programmable thermostats, which are popular upgrades that pay for themselves quickly. Smart thermostats are extra convenient and smart home friendly and WiFi friendly, and accessible from your smartphone. Make your Lewis Center, OH home more comfortable with a humidifier installation from LRF Maintenance!
In addition to air conditioning repair and furnace repair, or heating and cooling services, we work on ductless heating and cooling systems, mini-split systems, zoned heating and cooling systems.
We are your local family heating and cooling company, and we can fix central heating and cooling systems around the clock here in New Albany, OH.
So if you’re asking questions like “why is my A/C blowing hot air?” or “why is my ac not turning on?” or “why isn’t my heat pump working properly?” or “what’s wrong with my HVAC system?” or “who is the best HVAC company in New Albany?” or “why is my a/c or furnace making strange noises?” or “why does my ac or furnace smell strange?” or “why doesn’t my furnace warm my home like it used to?” or any other questions related to an HVAC system, we would be more than happy to come to your home promptly and get you back to breathing easy in superior comfort with peace of mind.