Four Seasons HVAC

05/11/2026

Happy Monday! Don’t forget about us for your HVAC needs, we will always provide quick & reliable service! Call 615-556-8855 today to schedule or save our number in your contacts for later!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day! 💐

04/06/2026

Spring is the perfect time for an HVAC tune-up — better performance, fewer surprises, and a more comfortable home all season long$
Call to schedule: 615-556-8855

02/26/2026

Tennessee weather can’t make up its mind — but your comfort shouldn’t suffer because of it.

Whether it’s freezing in the morning or warming up by lunch, Four Seasons Heating & Cooling has you covered.

Call to schedule today and make sure your system is ready for whatever comes next.
615-556-8855

02/17/2026

After the recent ice storm, it’s a great time to make sure your HVAC system is still in good shape. Don’t wait for a breakdown!
Preventative HVAC maintenance keeps your system running the way it should.
Schedule with Four Seasons Heating & Cooling today.
📞 615-556-8855

01/28/2026

❄️ Is your unit having trouble recovering from Winter Storm Fern?
We can help! Call Jordan today to get on the schedule.
📞 615-556-8855

01/26/2026

⚠️1/26 Update at 9 a.m. ⚠️

Crews continue to work in challenging conditions this morning. We have roughly 8,800 outages.

With bitter temperatures expected tonight, we urge members without power to have a plan in place, if possible, to obtain an alternative heating source or find a safe place to stay. This could include staying with neighbors, family members, friends or utilizing a warming center if one is available near you.

If you can do so safely, please check in on your neighbors, especially the elderly or those with medical needs.

➡️View our outage map at mte.com/Outages.
➡️Report an outage by calling our automated line at 877-777-0215 or via the myMTE app.

📢 Because updates change frequently, get the latest one on our main page at https://facebook.com/MidTnElectric.

01/26/2026

Stay home off icy roads

Several tractor trailer trucks were stuck Monday on U.S. Highway 231 South (Shelbyville Highway) and one jackknifed on Interstate 24 between Buchanan and the Coffee County line, a sheriff’s supervisor said.

Wrecker drivers are moving trucks blocking lanes of travel, said Sgt. Nick Coble.

Drivers will face icy conditions if they drive this morning on state highways and back roads throughout the county.

“It’s solid ice everywhere, Lascassas Highway, John Bragg Highway, anywhere outside the cities,” Coble said.

If you have to drive, maintain a slow speed and don’t make any sudden stops, he advised.

“It would be best if you just stayed home,” Coble said.

Deputy Brad Harwell was driving on ice-covered Manson Pike and Blackman Road.

“Some spots are treacherous,” Harwell said. “You’ve got to be careful. There are icy spots everywhere.”

01/25/2026

A few helpful tips for this ice storm. We hope everyone is staying SAFE & WARM! Please stay home & off the roads if you can, it’s the safest place to be. Call Jordan for questions or emergencies! 🥶❄️

01/25/2026

We hope you all are staying safe & warm! Please stay home if you can. ❄️🌨️

📢 Because updates change frequently, get the latest one on our main page at https://facebook.com/MidTnElectric.

⚠️ 1/25 12:00 pm Update ⚠️

MTE is working to restore power to approximately 11,155 members affected by severe ice storm damage. Due to system conditions, restoration may take longer than usual, but our crews are working around the clock.

📍 Outage Info:
Visit MTE.com or the myMTE app for outage updates. If you’re unable to access them, report outages by calling 877-777-9020 (option 3).

⚠️ If you see a downed power line, assume it’s live and stay 30 feet away. Call 911 if there is immediate danger.

🚗 Please stay off the roads if possible. Thank you for your patience.