Rickenbacker Area HVAC & Plumbing Repair

Rickenbacker Area HVAC and Plumbing Repair

Rickenbacker is an airport and a freight district rather than a town. It opened in 1942 as Lockbourne Army Air Field, was home to the 332nd Fighter Group — the Tuskegee Airmen — in 1947, was renamed in 1974 for the Columbus-born flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker, and closed as an Air Force base in 1980. What grew on the released land is now one of the largest integrated logistics complexes in the country, with an intermodal rail terminal handling on the order of a quarter of a million containers a year.

It is worth being straightforward about what that means: the work here is overwhelmingly commercial and industrial. Warehouses, distribution centers, the cargo complex and the intermodal yard, with a thin fringe of farmland, rural homesteads and a mobile home park around the edges, and the small village of Lockbourne half a mile west. It is not a residential neighborhood and nobody should pretend otherwise.

Rickenbacker area maintenance, repairs, replacements—we do it all and we do it fast.

When your heating, cooling, or plumbing system in your Rickenbacker area home experience issues, getting them addressed quickly ensures your home stays comfortable year-round. Experience the exceptional Atlas Butler Comfort Pledge with our technicians available around the clock—day or night, even on weekends or holidays—ensuring a live person attends to your call.

With the region's largest fleet of service vehicles and an extensive parts inventory, Atlas Butler is the heating, cooling & plumbing company to call when you have issues in your Rickenbacker area home. In addition to our exceptional HVAC and Plumbing services, we are the only heating, cooling, and plumbing company can guarantee to have your systems functioning within 24 hours in over 95% of cases.

There is one nice piece of trivia that is also useful. When an engineer sizes equipment for a house anywhere in Franklin County, the cooling design temperature they work to — around 91°F — comes from the ASHRAE weather station at Rickenbacker. Every properly sized air conditioner in Columbus is, in a small way, calibrated to the air over this airfield.