Open 8 AM–8 PM · seven days · Wartrace, TN

(615) 995-2682
A white farmhouse at dusk in rolling Middle Tennessee pasture, warm light in the windows and a heat pump beside the side wall

HVAC · We make it happen

Heating and air repaired, seven days a week

Repairs, replacements and ductless mini splits across Middle Tennessee from Wartrace. Open 8 AM to 8 PM, every day of the week.

5.0 from 57 Google reviews · every one five stars

Open 8 AM to 8 PM, seven days

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Heating

Furnaces and heat pumps that quit on the coldest night, repaired or replaced.

Cooling

Air conditioners fixed in the heat — one call came at 7 PM and was answered that evening.

Service

Honest diagnosis first. Customers keep writing the word fair.

Installation

Split systems, heat pumps and ductless mini splits, including Mitsubishi Electric multi-zone.

What we work on

Four kinds of work, one phone number

Air conditioners, heat pumps and furnaces that quit; systems past saving; rooms the ducts never reached; and the ducts themselves.

  1. Gloved hands testing a capacitor with a multimeter inside an open air-conditioner condenser beside a brick house at dusk

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    AC and heating repair

    Two customers recorded $200–400 and $400–600 for a repair on Google

    See how it goes
  2. A new heat pump outdoor unit on a fresh concrete pad beside a white farmhouse, its shipping straps just cut

    02

    System replacement

    Rachel R.: a full new system installed within 24 hours

    See how it goes
  3. A wall-mounted ductless mini split indoor unit high on the log wall of a bedroom, a lamp lit beside the bed

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    Ductless mini splits

    Mitsubishi Electric multi-zone, white-brick wall

    See how it goes
  4. Insulated flexible ductwork under a house, one joint freshly sealed with mastic and foil tape under a work light

    04

    Ducts and dryer vents

    No extra fee when the repair needs no extra materials

    See how it goes

From the truck

Four recent jobs

The owner’s own photos from the Business Profile: a log home, a red-brick ranch, a white-brick wall and a vinyl-sided house, each with its outdoor unit set and running.

  • A ductless mini split outdoor unit set beside the log wall of a log home at dusk
    Mini split at a log home
  • A split-system condenser on a pad beside a red-brick house with a painted block foundation
    Split system, red-brick house
  • A Mitsubishi Electric multi-zone heat pump outdoor unit on a pad against a white-painted brick wall
    Mitsubishi multi-zone heat pump
  • A ductless mini split condenser with its insulated line set running up the vinyl siding to the indoor head
    Line set up the siding

One repair, start to finish

A 7 PM call in the Tennessee heat

Misti T. wrote the whole thing up on Google. It’s the clearest picture of how a repair goes here, so here it is in her words where we have them.

  1. About 7 PM

    The call

    “We contacted him around 7:00pm, and he came out that same evening at no additional charge.”

  2. That evening

    The diagnosis

    Tyler found the main fault fast, and said plainly what couldn’t be confirmed until the unit was running again.

  3. The part

    A straight answer about the wait

    “He actually recommended a larger competitor that he thought might have the part in stock.”

  4. Instead of 7–10 days

    Expedited

    “He ordered the replacement part and even expedited the shipping because he didn’t want us to be stuck in the Tennessee heat.”

  5. Next morning

    Fixed

    He called at 8 PM when the part landed and had the system running the next morning. Her bill was “significantly less than we expected.”

She recorded the price on her review as $400–600 and called it “a great price.” How repairs work

57 reviews on Google

What customers wrote down

5.0

from 57 Google reviews — every one of them five stars

Read them on Google
  • “He came out same day, and a full new system was installed within 24 hours.”

    Rachel R. · Google

  • “Unlike other businesses, Tyler actually picked up the phone on a Sunday afternoon.”

    Aaron · Google

  • “My A/C went out yesterday when it was 90+ degrees. They were super fast to respond & repair it.”

    Mendy C. · Google

  • “The tech did a great job, showed up on time, and didn’t charge an arm and a leg for it.”

    Noel S. · Google

  • “Tyler was great - quick, friendly and professional service!”

    Judy W. · Google

  • “Fair pricing, excellent service, and easy to work with.”

    Rhoda K. · Google

Questions people ask

Before you call

Do you answer the phone on weekends?

Yes. Bush’s Mechanical Service keeps the same hours every day of the week, 8 AM to 8 PM, Saturday and Sunday included. Aaron wrote on Google that, unlike other businesses, Tyler “actually picked up the phone on a Sunday afternoon.” The number is (615) 995-2682.

What areas does Bush’s Mechanical Service cover?

We’re based at 210 Sunset Blvd in Wartrace and work across Bedford County — Wartrace, Bell Buckle, Shelbyville and Normandy — plus Tullahoma and Manchester in Coffee County, McMinnville, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Franklin, Brentwood and southern Nashville. If your town isn’t on that list, call and ask.

What do customers say about Bush’s Mechanical?

There are 57 reviews on our Google profile, and every one is five stars as of October 2026. Honesty comes up more than anything: Aaron wrote that plenty of companies rush work and give dishonest diagnoses, “but not Bush’s.” Others mention fair prices, same-day visits and Tyler by name.

Do I need annual HVAC maintenance?

ENERGY STAR recommends a check-up every year before each season: the cooling side in spring and the heating side in fall. Preventative maintenance is one of the services we offer, and spring is the time to book it, before the first 90-degree week puts every air conditioner in the county to work.

Do you work on commercial heating and air?

Yes, commercial as well as residential. Most of the reviews on our Google profile come from homeowners, so if it’s a shop, an office or a church, call (615) 995-2682 and describe the building and the equipment on it before we come out.

How do I get an estimate from Bush’s?

Call (615) 995-2682 between 8 AM and 8 PM, any day, or fill in the estimate form at the bottom of this page with what the system is doing and the town you’re in. When the house is already hot, the phone is the faster of the two.

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The form is for anything that can wait for a call back. If the house is hot or cold right now, phone (615) 995-2682 — 8 AM to 8 PM, any day.

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