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Parish Cooling and Heating
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Parish Cooling and Heating
Parish Cooling and Heating
802 St Anne StScott Louisiana 70583United States
3375915929
Business Description
Johnny Beasley and Jennifer Gutierrez own Parish Cooling and Heating. Although our office is in Scott, LA, we also offer HVAC services in Lafayette and the surrounding areas. Parish was started by two family-oriented individuals, who believe that air conditioning service costs shouldn't break the bank. Customer Satisfaction is our NUMBER ONE priority! From your first call to our office, to the completion of your service, you can be assured of professional and reliable service.
Parish offers a variety of HVAC services. Whether you are looking to make upgrades to your HVAC system or you are in need of an emergency air conditioning repair, Parish Cooling and Heating is your one-stop shop for all things heating and cooling. HVAC repair, preventative maintenance, installations, duct cleaning and repair, dryer vent cleaning, and real estate inspection are some of the main services we provide to the Acadiana area. We will work with you to find HVAC solutions that fit YOUR heating and cooling needs as well as financial concerns. When repairing or suggesting improvements to your HVAC system, we strive to be the most economical option for our customers.
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About Scott
Scott is the fourth largest municipality in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana, United States. The population was 8,614 as of the 2010 U.S. census, and 8,119 at the 2020 census, up from 7,870 at the 2000 census. Scott is a suburban community of Lafayette and is part of the Lafayette metropolitan statistical area in Acadiana. == History == In 1902, Gabby Anderson built a western-style saloon to serve as "an exclusive, all-men's bar and a meeting place for old folks." His reason for the saloon is because he believed "this is where the West begins." However, it is believed that the slogan started because Scott was where eastern train fare rates ended and western train, referred to as the "West Line", fare rates began. The Union Pacific Railroad, formerly the Southern Pacific Railroad, cuts the town in two. The first settler of Scott was Alexander Delhomme, who took land in the northern part of the town. Delhomme owned the first hay-mowing machine, grist mill and cotton gin. By 1880, the train depot was completed and the town became a village. In 1907, the town was incorporated and named after J. B. Scott, who was division superintendent of the Southern Pacific Railroad. The village became a town in 1960, and the town became a city in 1990.On April 12, 2012, Scott was designated by the Louisiana State Legislature as the "Boudin Capital of the World", referring to Cajun sausage.