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Our residential heating & cooling heroes here at Washington Court House Heating & Cooling are proud to serve the residents and homeowners in Chillicothe, OH with all their home comfort and air quality needs at competitive rates within the local market. We offer special online deals and user-friendly financing options!

Are you a Chillicothe homeowner with a Heating, Cooling or Indoor Air Quality problem? Rest assured that you’ve landed on the best contractor for the job. We at Washington Court House Heating & Cooling are a family-owned and operated company. We understand how stressful a non-functioning HVAC system can be when you need it most. Our team of NATE-certified technicians offers you the services you need, at the prices you want, and the comfort you deserve — with comfort on-call, day and night. Schedule services online now or give us a call. We want you to relax, save and enjoy.

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Getting to Know Chillicothe, OH

Historically known for being the first and third capital of Ohio, Chillicothe is located along the Scioto River, 45 miles south of Columbus. It’s name is derived from the native Shawnee language. Their ancestors inhabited the territory for thousands of years prior to European contact. At the time of European-American settlement, General Nathaniel Massie plotted the community on his land grant.

Modern Chillicothe was the center of the ancient Hopewell tradition, which flourished from 200 BCE until 500 CE. This Amerindian culture had trade routes that went all the way to the Rocky Mountains. They also left behind large earthen mounds they built for ceremonial and burial purposes throughout the Scioto and Ohio River valleys.

Today, Chillicothe is the county seat for Ross County. It has a population of nearly 22,000 people. The city is designated as a Tree City USA by the National Arbor Day Foundation.

As the only city in its area of Southern Ohio, Chillicothe is a hub for economic activity. Malls, hospitals, prisons and a college campus are among the area’s biggest employers, but the most notable employer in the area is a Pixelle paper mill (formerly Glatfelter which was formerly Mead Paper). It has been in operation in Chillicothe for more than 100 years.

It is also the home of the 158-year-old continuously operating Majestic Theatre, where famous historic performers like Laurel and Hardy, Milton Berle, George Arliss, Sophie Tucker, Bob Hope and many others have performed.

Because of its rich Native American history, Chillicothe hosts the annual Feast of the Flowering Moon Festival. This May festival began in 1984 and today draws crowds of upwards of 85,000. Yoctangee Park, in the historic downtown, is the setting for this family-oriented, three-day event featuring Native American music, dancing, traders and exhibits, a mountain men encampment, rendezvous with working craftsmen and demonstrations,