Brandt's Heating, Cooling & Electrical has joined a multi-company cleanup effort supporting neighborhoods affected by the August 2026 historic flooding in Hamilton County. The company was named as a partner in a public announcement from Polaris Home Services and Construction describing coordinated dumpster placement and volunteer labor for flood recovery.
The partnership also includes Indianapolis Dumpster Service, Veterans Support Network Inc., 2nd Shift Garage Doors, Guardian Angel Restoration, and Dreiske Moving & Storage. According to the announcement, the group has been providing dumpsters and manpower for cleanup in affected areas, including the Riverwood neighborhood, with dumpsters scheduled to remain in place for two to three days at a time and additional labor planned in the weeks after the flood.
The work follows record flooding along the White River. Official reports state the river crested at 24.6 feet in Noblesville in mid-August, breaking a mark that had stood since 1913. Local updates described hundreds of residential units affected in Noblesville, with additional damage in nearby communities, and identified debris removal as a central part of recovery.
“Supporting organizations like Veterans Support Network Inc. is one of the ways we can give back to the community that has supported us for so many years. We know that small acts of service can make a meaningful difference, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to help provide resources for individuals and families in need,” said Lindsay Brandt, Marketing Coordinator at Brandt’s Heating, Cooling & Electrical.
Veterans Support Network Inc. is an Indiana nonprofit that provides housing support, emergency assistance, and other resources for veterans and their families. The organization’s role in the flood response places the cleanup work alongside its existing mission of helping veterans facing housing and basic-need challenges.
Brandt’s Heating, Cooling & Electrical serves a territory that includes Noblesville and Westfield as well as Kokomo, Logansport, and Monticello. Participation in the Hamilton County effort extends the company’s community work into an area already listed among its service communities. The company is family-owned and operated and has been in business since 2003.
Public flood-recovery notices from local government have emphasized debris disposal as an immediate need, including the placement of dumpsters in damaged neighborhoods and the sorting of construction debris, household items, and vegetative waste. The private-company partnership described by Polaris Home Services is one of several cleanup channels operating while county and municipal crews also manage debris collection.
The partner announcement did not assign a dollar value or a specific dumpster count to Brandt’s Heating, Cooling & Electrical. It identified the company as one of the businesses contributing to dumpster access and manpower. That description is the basis for this report. No additional bottle counts, case totals, or financial figures were provided.
Cleanup after a flood of this scale often continues after water recedes, as households remove wet building materials and damaged belongings. The partnership’s stated plan to rotate dumpsters through neighborhoods for short periods is intended to give residents a nearby place to dispose of debris while crews move from one affected block to another.
Brandt’s Heating, Cooling & Electrical is a family-owned and operated heating, cooling, and electrical contractor founded in 2003. The company states that its technicians are licensed, NATE-certified, and EPA-certified. Its regular work includes residential and commercial HVAC and electrical service across central Indiana communities, including areas affected by the August flooding.
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For more information about Brandt's Heating Cooling & Electrical, contact the company here:
Brandt's Heating Cooling & Electrical
Dave
765-452-1855
lindsayb.brandts@gmail.com
1245 E Gano St, Kokomo, IN 46901
