Nicholasville, Kentucky, is a town that understands the value of honest and dependable home services. GreenBox Home Services provide that service paired with super-charged water solutions for all your plumbing needs.
Our plumbers are highly skilled, licensed, and certified. We respond promptly with same-day service for your plumbing repairs. With GreenBox Home Services, you’ll pay for what you need and nothing else, because we never upsell or push unnecessary repairs. We also provide upfront pricing and free estimates.
GreenBox technicians give every job their all, whether you need plumbing repair or installation for residential, commercial, or new construction. Our Quality-of-Service Guarantee means we stand behind all our work.
Schedule With GreenBox Home Services in Nicholasville Today!
When you choose GreenBox for your plumbing needs, you get:
- Service from a well-reviewed company
- Same-day service
- Free estimates
- All brands serviced
- Upfront pricing
- Tailor-made, personalized service
- Quality Service Guarantee
Contact GreenBox Home Services online or call (859) 278-0281 to get the best plumbing services for your Nicholasville, KY, home.
Plumbing Repair
Whether you need our quick repair service or a more standard plumbing repair, GreenBox Home Services is the company to call for:
Get the plumbing repair service you need when you need it, from Nicholasville, Kentucky, plumbers who’ll make you their priority. Call us at (859) 278-0281, or contact us online today!
Plumbing Installation
GreenBox offers top-notch plumbing installation services. Whether you need to replace an old toilet or install a sink in a newly built kitchen, we’ll take care of everything correctly. Our installation experts will ensure your new plumbing appliance works as it should and lasts a long time. We can even help you choose the ideal water heater, faucet, or other devices for your home, so you get the best value for your dollar. We install:
- Faucets
- Sinks
- Garbage Disposals
- Plumbing Systems
- And More
Count on GreenBox Home Services plumbing installation for your Nicholasville, KY, home. Call us at (859) 278-0281, or contact us online for plumbers you can trust!
Water Heaters
You never realize how essential hot water is until your water heater breaks down. Good thing you have GreenBox Home Services to turn to. We show up fast and fix things right. If your water heater is unrepairable, we’ll advise you on the best, most affordable options for a replacement, whether you’re interested in a tank or tankless water heater. We can also tell you about instant hot water dispensers that provide year-round convenience. Once you’ve chosen a system, we’ll remove your old unit and install the new one according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. We also provide water heater maintenance to help avoid repairs and ensure you get hot water whenever you want it. Call Central Kentucky’s water heater experts at (859) 278-0281, or contacting us online today! GreenBox Home Services provide plumbing excellence for Nicholasville, KY, residents every day.
Plumbing FAQs
Can I do my own plumbing in KY?
To comply with Kentucky laws, a professional must perform all plumbing work. Unless you have your permit, you need to hire a licensed journeyman plumber working under the supervision of a licensed master plumber.
What do you consider a plumbing emergency?
A plumbing emergency is a severe plumbing issue that will cause water damage or endanger residents’ safety if not repaired immediately. Examples of plumbing emergencies are broken pipes, clogged sewer drains, and gas leaks.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Nicholasville, KY
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to no cooling complaint on approximately 10-year-old electric air conditioning system where downstairs indoor air handler was running but outdoor condenser unit failed to operate. Performed diagnostic evaluation of split system including visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler equipment. Troubleshot electrical circuit, checked disconnect box operation, and tested control voltage between indoor and outdoor units to isolate communication failure preventing compressor operation.
Completed comprehensive maintenance tune-up on single-zone HVAC system consisting of one heat pump condenser unit and one air handler. Performed refrigerant system diagnostics using manifold gauge set, confirming R-410A charge levels with suction pressure at 242.7 psig and discharge pressure at 809 psig. Measured electrical performance at condenser unit using clamp meter, recording amperage draw to verify compressor operation within manufacturer specifications. Installed new 20x30x1 air filter at air handler to maintain proper airflow and system efficiency. All system parameters found to be operating within normal range upon completion of preventive maintenance service.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old geothermal HVAC system. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system controls and thermostat interface, capturing documentation of digital display and control panel operation. System assessed and photos taken for service records.
Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on single-system heat pump and air handler located in basement. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including temperature and airflow measurements on ductwork, replaced dirty air filter with new unit, and verified proper operation of all HVAC components per maintenance protocol.
Responded to service call for upstairs toilet producing loud explosive noise upon flushing. Inspected toilet tank components and identified significant mineral buildup and rust staining throughout the interior, which can cause irregular water flow and pressure fluctuations. Documented existing fill valve assembly with float mechanism and flush valve with flapper for assessment of potential replacement needs to eliminate the disruptive flushing noise.
Responded to water leak emergency at attic-mounted indoor unit where condensate drain line failure caused overflow and significant ceiling damage in main bedroom. Upon inspection, discovered primary condensate drain line had completely deteriorated and split longitudinally, resulting in catastrophic failure and water discharge into living space. Removed and documented failed PVC drain section showing extensive brown staining, structural collapse, and material degradation. Replaced damaged condensate drain line with new PVC piping, ensuring proper pitch and secure connections. Verified drain flow and system operation. Unit returned to normal operating condition with proper condensate drainage restored.
Successfully replaced existing faucet with customer-supplied Delta centerset fixture in oil-rubbed bronze finish on bathroom vanity with granite countertop. Removed old clogged faucet assembly, cleaned mounting surface, installed new faucet with proper sealing, connected hot and cold water supply lines, and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance.
Responded to no-cooling call on 10-year-old air conditioning system. Found outdoor condensing unit humming but failing to start, with indoor unit circulating unconditioned air. Diagnosed failed dual-run capacitor with severe corrosion and rust on terminal cap, preventing compressor and condenser fan motor operation. Removed defective capacitor and installed new replacement unit with proper microfarad rating. Verified compressor startup, confirmed condenser fan motor operation, and tested system performance. Unit returned to normal cooling operation with proper amperage draw on all components.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on air conditioning system with gas furnace located in attic accessed through bedroom. Inspected indoor air handler unit and outdoor condensing unit at side of home. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including ductwork inspection, revealing properly sealed seams with yellow foam insulation material maintaining air-tight integrity throughout the system. Verified all duct connections and insulation materials were secure and functioning as designed. Checked airflow, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall system operation. Customer provided 20x30x1 filters as specified. All components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Completed full residential heat pump system installation including RUUD RP14AY24AJ2NA 15 SEER2 2-ton outdoor unit, RH2TY2417STANNJ 2-ton air handler with RXBH-1724A10J-B 10kW heat kit, and digital thermostat. Installed outdoor unit on concrete pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, and electrical whip kit. Applied refrigerant line insulation and installed refrigerant line filter on copper line set. Mounted air handler with transition to existing ductwork, installed drain trap with SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and standard-sized air filter rack. Performed vacuum test to 10 microns using manifold gauge, charged system with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper system operation. Obtained applicable permits, removed and disposed of existing equipment, and confirmed all work meets code compliance standards. System protected under 1-year labor warranty and 10-year parts warranty.
Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on single-system residential HVAC unit with air handler located in crawl space accessed through garage. Performed comprehensive inspection of Guardian-branded equipment, flexible metallic ductwork, and associated components including insulated supply lines, PVC condensate drainage, and electrical connections. Customer supplies own 20x20x1 filter for system; verified proper airflow and confirmed all mechanical components operating within manufacturer specifications.
Completed full residential HVAC system installation featuring a Lennox 14.3 SEER2 3-ton single stage heat pump paired with a 110,000 BTU 96% efficiency single stage gas furnace. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment, obtained applicable permits, and installed complete system with all necessary components and safety features.
Outdoor heat pump installation included setting unit on new concrete pad with snow legs for elevation, installed electrical whip kit with disconnect box for service accessibility, ran insulated refrigerant lines with inline filter, and completed all electrical connections per code requirements.
Indoor furnace installation positioned unit in utility space, installed transition to evaporator coil with standard-sized air filter rack for maintenance access, connected to existing flue piping with proper venting, installed PVC condensate drain system with trap and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, added "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pan equipped with s
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on heat pump and air handler system located in attic as part of club membership care plan. Performed standard diagnostic testing including temperature differential measurements showing 170.1°F and electrical readings of 0.98A and 0.2V using calibrated testing equipment. Inspected washable filter, verified system operation, and documented equipment condition with photos for service records.
Responded to no cooling call on 2-year-old Payne electric AC system. Upon arrival, found heavily soiled air filter restricting airflow to the indoor air handler unit. Removed and inspected dirty filter showing significant dirt accumulation and discoloration. Replaced filter with new media to restore proper airflow. Verified system operation and confirmed unit now responding and cooling properly. Advised on importance of regular filter maintenance to prevent future airflow restrictions and system failures.
Returned to address callback on Carrier air handler that failed 30 minutes after initial capacitor replacement. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic to determine root cause of repeated system failure. Inspected electrical connections, tested compressor operation, and evaluated overall system performance to identify additional underlying issues beyond the original capacitor concern.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old air conditioning system blowing warm air throughout home. Performed diagnostic assessment and temperature measurements at supply ductwork, recording 55°F at register which indicates system is producing cooled air within acceptable parameters. Based on age of equipment and operational testing, provided customer with system performance evaluation and discussed maintenance recommendations for aging unit.
Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on three HVAC systems including one unit in attic and two units in basement. Performed standard maintenance procedures on all systems, verified proper gas burner operation with blue flame combustion pattern, and took electrical measurements confirming system performance within manufacturer specifications. Customer supplies all filters for the systems with sizes 16x25x1 and 20x20x1 for basement units.
Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on dual-zone HVAC system consisting of two heat pumps and two air handlers. Performed comprehensive inspection and maintenance procedures on both the crawlspace unit and upstairs unit. Recorded supply air temperature of 52.7°F and return air temperature of 76.1°F, confirming proper system operation and adequate temperature differential across the air handler. Inspected ductwork and insulation for integrity. Customer providing their own filters (24x24x1 for crawlspace unit and 18x20x1 for upstairs unit). Both systems operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to service call for geothermal system with reduced cooling performance. Upon arrival, inspected mechanical compartment and found GeoLink circulation pumps operational but measured system amperage at 17.70A, indicating potential electrical or flow issues affecting heat exchange efficiency. Photographed pump configuration, electrical connections, and control wiring for documentation. System remained partially functional with reduced capacity; recommended monitoring performance and potential follow-up for circulation pump adjustment or ground loop flow verification to restore full cooling output.
Installed Aprilaire E130 whole-home dehumidifier in crawl space with ducted configuration. Ran 10-inch R8 insulated flex duct for supply and return connections, secured with two 10-inch tab-in collars to integrate unit with existing HVAC system. Installed PVC condensate drain line routing to appropriate drainage point and mounted unit on four cinder blocks for proper elevation and stability above crawl space floor.