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Monroe, Connecticut was incorporated in 1823 and named after James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States. Monroe was originally part of Stratford and included in the “White Hills Purchase,” which transferred the land from the Paugussett Native American Tribe to the township of Stratford. Monroe separated from Stratford due to the growing population… Continue Reading
Read MoreTrumbull, Connecticut was originally home to the Golden Hill Paugussett Indian Nation before being colonized by the English during the Great Migration of the 1630s. Originally part of Stratford, local farmers petitioned the Colony of Connecticut to establish their own separate village in 1725. The area was initially named Unity, but in 1744 it merged… Continue Reading
Read MoreBethel, CT, is a Town in Our Service Area Bethel is located along Interstate 84 just south east of Danbury and in our HVAC and plumbing service area. Bethel has a small town atmosphere that caters to families and ideal for commuters to the surrounding urban areas. It has an active Chamber of Commerce that… Continue Reading
Read MoreNewtown is conveniently located along Interstate 84 as you drive between Southbury and Danbury. If you get off at Church Hill Road and head southwest until you get to Main Street, you’ll be in the heart of Newtown. Edmund Town Hall is one of the local landmarks where musical performances, author lectures, and cultural events… Continue Reading
Read MoreStratford, Connecticut was founded in 1639 by Puritan leader Reverend Adam Blakeman and a group of settlers seeking religious freedom. Originally known as Cupheag, the town was renamed Stratford in 1643 to honor Stratford-upon-Avon in England. Stratford quickly became known for its shipbuilding and oystering industries thanks to its location near the Housatonic River and… Continue Reading
Read MoreSherman, Connecticut is named after Roger Sherman, a Founding Father who signed all four major documents of the early United States. Sherman was originally part of New Fairfield and became known for its farming and light milling industries. In the early 1900s the southern portion of Sherman’s farmland was transformed by the creation of Candlewood… Continue Reading
Read MoreWe’re proud to service the residents of Shelton, CT, with their HVAC, plumbing, and electrical needs. Shelton is a city of 40,000 people that’s located southwest of the Housatonic River. It used to be an industrial center in the 19th and 20th century, but now it’s mostly residential with some offices and light industrial businesses.… Continue Reading
Read MoreThe best way to get to Roxbury is on Route 67, which is known as one of the area’s most scenic highways. This makes it a pleasure to go there for HVAC service calls. Roxbury is made up of 27 square miles of classic rural Connecticut land that offers small town New England charm and… Continue Reading
Read MoreMilford, CT, is named after Milford Haven in Wales and Milford in England by English settlers who purchased land from the Paugusset Native American Tribe in 1639. The name Milford originally referred to a place where a mill is located near a river crossing. However, the town quickly became known for its shipbuilding, oystering, and… Continue Reading
Read MoreDid you know that Waterbury, CT was originally settled in 1674 as part of Farmington before being incorporated in 1686. Waterbury is named for the numerous waterways in the area and became a city in 1853. Just 33 miles southwest of Hartford, Waterbury has a vibrant community spirit that shines through in the annual events… Continue Reading
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