My name is Myles Oliverio. After 2020, I left the workforce as an employee after nine years in the HVAC/R industry as a Service Technician for Trane dealers.

Originally from Upstate New York, after graduating Western Kentucky University in 2011 and facing a difficult economy, I decided to enroll in the HVAC program at Owensboro Community & Technical College. In 2013 I began as a helper for independent shops in Owensboro before relocating to Bardstown. There I worked as a Preventative Maintenance & Service Technician in Louisville before starting my own company. In 2021 I started working out of my Ford pickup truck.

From 2023-2026, following a brief diagnosis and other trials, I ended up leaving Bardstown and relocated to SoKY in Smith’s Grove, KY in order to fulfil my wishes of giving back to a community that helped build me.

Hobbies include Hot Rod’s Baseball in Bowling Green, spending time with relatives in Western KY and Florida, photography, cemetery restoration, gardening and hiking, local history and volunteering at Mammoth Cave NP.

I service and repair in Smith’s Grove, Bowling Green, Bee Spring, Park City, Brownsville, Cave City, Horse Cave, Glasgow, Elizabethtown, Springfield, Bardstown, Munfordville, Hodgenville and Upton.

Member of the Friends of Mammoth Cave, the Mammoth Cave National Park Association, National Weather Association, Kidney Cancer Alliance and the Arbor Foundation.

—MO 6/29