HVAC, plumbing & electrical in Davis, OK

Your local team in Davis

Turner Falls is city property — Davis has owned Oklahoma's tallest waterfall for more than a century, and every summer weekend the town absorbs the crowds that come with it. Between the swimmers on Honey Creek, the cabins tucked into the Arbuckle foothills, and the year-round households along US-77 and Highway 7, this is a town where homes work harder than their size suggests. Graco Heating & Air covers all of it — heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical — from our Ardmore office about twenty minutes down I-35.

Davis grew up as a Santa Fe railroad stop in the 1890s, and the housing stock still shows it. Stone houses built from Arbuckle limestone are beautiful and stubborn — thick walls that fight retrofit ductwork and hide old knob-and-tube wiring. Pre-war pier-and-beam homes near downtown often still carry galvanized supply lines, and plenty of mid-century ranches are running panels sized for a 1960s appliance load. We repipe, rewire, and replace systems in these homes without wrecking what makes them worth keeping.

What Davis's climate does to your home

Spring storm season comes off the Arbuckles first in Davis — the ridgeline west of town feeds the April and May supercells that hammer Murray County with hail and lightning, and every year we replace condensers, breakers, and surge-fried boards after a strike. Summer follows with long humid stretches that keep compressors grinding, and the creek valleys hold that moisture into the night. Winter ice on the I-35 grade through the mountains can knock power out just when heat matters most.