Waynes Heating & Cooling, LLC

08/05/2026

A Great Community Event!

🎒📚 We’re shutting it down to celebrate going BACK TO SCHOOL!

Join us Saturday, August 8, from 4:00–7:00 PM at Court Square (100 West Main Street) for an afternoon packed with fun, food, music, and community!

Bring the whole family and enjoy:
🍔 Incredible food trucks
🍦 Sweet treats from The Scoop Mobile
🎶 Live music by the family-friendly Krossroads Band
✂️ Free haircuts
🎒 School supplies
🎨 Face painting
💦 Dunk tank
🏰 Bounce house
🛍️ Local vendors
🎭 Crafts & family activities
💼 A Job & Opportunity Section connecting our community with local resources

Whether you’re getting ready for the first day of school or just looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday, there’s something for everyone!

Let’s send our students back to school surrounded by the love and support of an amazing community.

❤️ We can’t wait to see you there!

📍 100 West Main Street at Court Square
🗓️ Saturday, August 8
🕓 4:00–7:00 PM

Tag your friends, bring the family, and help us kick off the school year the Louisa way! 🎉

07/04/2026

07/01/2026

The National Weather Service in Wakefield has issued a heat advisory for our area. Heat indices are expected over 100 degrees Wednesday through Saturday.

**Louisa County Weekday Cooling Locations**
The following locations offer a place to stop and get cool throughout the summer.
- The Louisa County Department of Human Services (114 Industrial Drive, Louisa, VA) will offer comfort areas during regular business hours (8:30am-5pm).
- Louisa County Parks, Recreation & Tourism will have an area designated for cooling at the Betty Queen Center (522 Industrial Dr, Louisa, VA) separate from the pool area during regular business hours.
- The Louisa County Library (881 Davis Hwy, Mineral) will also serve as a location to cool down during their hours of operation, Monday and Tuesday 10am - 7pm, Wednesday and Thursday 10am -6pm, Friday and Saturday 10am - 5pm.
Note, the Department of Health's and the Betty Queen Center's business hours will be impacted by the holiday, with a closure on Friday, July 3rd. The Louisa County Library will serve as a cooling center on Thursday and Friday during normal hours.

**Caution in Extreme Heat**
People aged 65 years and older, children, and those with chronic medical conditions are particularly at risk of heat-related illness. Please follow guidelines for extreme heat, including:
- Find air conditioning.
- Avoid strenuous activities.
- Watch for heat illness.
- Wear light clothing.
- Check on family members and neighbors.
- Drink plenty of fluids.
- Watch for heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.
- Never leave people or pets in a closed car.

**Cooling & Warming Center Partners Needed**
Louisa County is seeking area partners to serve as cooling and/or warming centers during times of extreme weather. These centers will offer community members, including those particularly vulnerable to the impacts of severe low and high temperatures, temporary shelter in a climate-controlled area. Timeframes a center will be open will be dictated by the participating area partner. If you represent a church or other organization interested in being contacted when cooling or warming centers are needed, please contact us [email protected]. https://alrt.se/u/6AADc6sggbA

06/30/2026

Wayne's is looking to hire a Comfort Advisor to join our team. View below for full details.

04/01/2026

It’s that time of year again! ☀️
Time to get your HVAC system up and running for the summer heat.

Don’t wait until the first hot day to find out something isn’t working—now is the perfect time to schedule your spring maintenance and make sure your system is running efficiently.

03/28/2026

Opening Day is here, and Wayne's HVAC couldn't be prouder to support the Tigers P*e Wee team with Louisa Little League.
Seeing these young players out on the field reminds us what community is all about-encouragement, growth, and having fun.
Wishing all the players a great season.

03/16/2026

A strong cold front is expected to move through the region late Monday, bringing a significant risk for severe thunderstorms developing late morning through evening. These storms could produce damaging winds and tornadoes. Residents are encouraged to stay weather aware, prepare accordingly, and have a way to receive weather warnings and emergency notifications.

To sign up for Louisa County alerts, visit https://louisacounty.gov/2601/Alerts-Notifications.

01/24/2026

What To Do With Your Heat Pump During an Ice or Snow Storm

If we get heavy freezing rain or significant snowfall, it’s a good idea to switch your heat pump to Emergency Heat temporarily—but only during the worst part of the storm.

Why?
When ice builds up on the outdoor unit faster than the defrost cycle can melt it, the system can get damaged. Emergency Heat keeps the outdoor unit from running so it can’t freeze over or strain itself.

What To do?
• Switch to Emergency Heat if the outdoor unit is icing up during heavy snow or freezing rain.
• Once the storm ends and temps are back above freezing, you should verify equipment is free of ice and debris. Once this has been checked you can switch back to normal heat operation.
• If you choose to cover the outdoor unit, only do it while the system is OFF. Remove the cover before switching out of Emergency Heat so airflow is never blocked.

We’re here to help everyone get through the storm safely and comfortably. Please keep the comments helpful and respectful.

Please reach out by phone or message us through our website for any additional information or instruction.

5409671306
Www.wayneshvac.com

Please be patient with our staff and other companies as well. Once the storm has cleared, we will do our best to help as many customers as we can.

Thank you and stay safe

David Fields

Wayne's Heating and Cooling - Louisa, VA