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Korte Does It All

A Dekalb County Electrician,, HVAC contractor, and Geothermal Installation Company.

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"Korte people always do a terrific job-I can always count on them to do the job well, be on time & if for some reason things don't go right , to make it right promptly." - Diane Corns

"Matt Kostek was very courteous & helpful. He spent extra time going over what he had done & trying to locate the source of a bad odor- probably a dead critter!" - Suzzy and Pat Weathers

"My service tech was Jason. He we VERY helpful and very nice. He answered all of my questions and went above and beyond. I have never had to use a company like KORTE before, but in the furture I will use KORTE. The service was excellent. Thank you for your help!" - Kenneth Edholm

Dekalb County Heating and Air Conditioning

Dekalb County HVAC
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC). It's the acronym that represents the comfort and health of your home. Korte is an industry leader in providing cost effective, reliable and efficient heating and cooling solutions that also incorporate indoor air quality products for a new level of pure indoor air. For the finest HVAC service call us today!

Dekalb County WaterFurnace® Geothermal Installation

Considered by some to be the greenest way to heat and cool your home, geothermal heat pump solutions are being adapted more and more by homeowners who want to slash their energy costs. A geothermal heat pump takes advantage of a constant, renewable energy source right under your back lawn. Korte is a leading Dekalb County geothermal installer, and we highly recommend this green energy solution for our customers.

Dekalb County Electrician

Korte has been a trusted, local Dekalb County electrician for 47 years. Whether you need wiring for or additions, or an electrician to troubleshoot a problem with indoor or outdoor wiring, we are the local electrician to call for fast, dependable service!

Dekalb County Electrician

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License Number: PC88600961

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Named for American Revolutionary War hero Baron Johann de Kalb, a German Nobleman, who rose to the rank of General and died for the American Cause. He died devoted to American independence and was greatly honored by his contemporaries. Several towns and counties in the U.S. are named DeKalb after him.

DeKalb County was organized in 1836, and was named in honor of the Baron DeKalb, a German Nobleman, who joined the American Army during the Revolutionary War, was made a General, and was killed in the Battle of Camden. It is bounded north by Steuben, east by the State of Ohio, south by Allen and west by Noble County. Its length from east to west is twenty and a half miles, from north to south eighteen miles. The following are the civil townships, viz: Butler, Jackson, Concord, Newville, Stafford, Wilmington, Union, Richland, Fairfield, Smithfield, Franklin and Troy.

The population of DeKalb County in 1840 was 1,968; it is now [1849] about 6,000. The surface of the country is generally undulating, and with the exception of a few wet prairies, covered mostly with heavy timber. The St. Joseph River runs about twelve miles through the southeast corner of the county, and the other parts of it are well watered by Cedar Creek and its numerous branches. The timber and soil are generally of a very good quality, and the latter is well adapted to wheat, corn, oats, grass, etc. As yet there are no manufacturing establishments of any consequence, and though there are twelve sawmills, there is but one good gristmill. There are five stores, three lawyers, twelve physicians, six preachers, and the usual proportion of carpenters, shoemakers, blacksmiths, etc.

The home market up to this time has consumed the products of the county, but the character of the soil is such that when it is improved, as it soon will be, there will be a large surplus of wheat, flour, pork, beef, and other articles for exportation. AT present, whatever surplus is exported is taken to Fort Wayne, Toledo, Ohio, or Hillsdale, in Michigan. The prevailing religious denominations are Methodists, Presbyterians, Baptists and United Brethren, and there are several others, less, however, in number.

The number of acres of taxable land in the county is 194,862, and about 30,000 acres still belong to the United States.

Source: Indiana County History Society