Appalachian Plumbing Company, LLC - APC

01/08/2025

We would like to remind our customers of the likelihood of frozen pipes during the upcoming cold weather as temperatures will be below freezing. As a precaution, you may want to let your faucets slowly drip during the cold spell. If you have a broken lid on your water meter, please call the office at 859-792-4501 to request one to be replaced.

01/02/2025

🌨️ Winter Plumbing Tips from APC to Protect Your Home 🛠️

Cold weather can be tough on your plumbing, but a little preparation goes a long way in avoiding costly repairs. Here are some essential tips to keep your pipes safe this winter:

❄️ Let Faucets Drip: On especially cold nights, let your faucets drip slightly. A small trickle of water helps relieve pressure and prevents freezing.

❄️ Disconnect Outdoor Hoses: Drain and store garden hoses, and shut off outdoor faucets to prevent freezing and bursts.

❄️ Keep Warm Air Flowing: Open cabinet doors under sinks and seal drafts around windows, doors, and pipe entry points.

❄️ Know Your Shutoff Valve: In case of an emergency, knowing where your main water shutoff valve is located can save you from significant water damage.

💧 Pro Tip: If you’re leaving town, keep your thermostat set to at least 55°F and shut off the water supply to reduce the risk of pipe bursts while you’re away.

📌 Share these tips to help friends and family keep their homes safe this winter!

Need help winterizing your plumbing or dealing with frozen pipes? Call APC today! We’re here 24/7 to keep your home safe and comfortable all season long.

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11/28/2024

Now through Jan 1st, we are discounting all drain cleaning and emergency service calls by 10%! Give us a call 24/7 for all your plumbing needs!

11/12/2024

It’s been on mine and the wife’s hearts this season because we know this years been hard on everybody! With that being said we thought it would be fitting for Thanksgiving to offer these Turkey signs for the month of November for $15. With every purchase of this sign here $10 of the purchase will be going to the Shop with a Cop program! So let’s not fool around and share this and place orders! I want this to help as many kids as possible! These are 10” Turkeys. Deadlines for all orders to be picked up and paid by December 5th! So share share share!

10/01/2024

I’ll make a better pic of it tomorrow, but big thanks to West Woodworking, LLC for my Garrard cut out with our logo! Many thanks from Appalachian Plumbing Company, LLC - APC!!

09/27/2024

Mark your calendars for next Saturday, October 5th! Landmark of Lancaster is excited to be having a car show open to the community! 🚘

08/09/2024

Please keep our friends at the Garrard County Animal Shelter in your thoughts. APC will be collecting donations of cleaning supplies for the shelter very soon.

Garrard County Sheriff’s office makes arrest in animal cruelty investigation.

Lancaster, KY (August 8th, 2024) - The Garrard County Sheriffs Office served a search warrant at a home on Royalty Drive in Lancaster.

The initial investigation resulted in the discovery of over 80 dogs living inside the home in extremely deplorable conditions. Additionally, animal remains were also discovered inside the home in a decayed state.

The home was deemed uninhabitable by County Officials due to health and safety concerns.

Arrested at the scene was the homeowner, Dennis Kirkpatrick (64) on 62 counts of Cruelty to animals 2nd degree and a felony count of Torture of a Dog. Kirkpatrick was lodged in the Jessamine County Detention Center.

All of the dogs were placed in the custody of the Garrard County Animal Control.

This case is being Investigated by GCSO personnel, who were assisted at the scene by, Garrard Co Animal Control, Garrard Co Fire District One, and several volunteers who assisted in retrieval of the dogs.

More charges are likely in this investigation.

07/04/2024

06/11/2024

You never know how exciting a couple of new sinks can be until they’re among the last hurdles waiting to be crossed before opening. Big thanks to Matt and Hunter at Appalachian Plumbing for installing this beauty (and another) and helping move the Waffle Stop closer to the finish line! We deeply appreciate your help!