From Fairmont Lane to the Suwannee: the whole map, with drive times

Cook's covers ten markets from a single Palm Coast headquarters. Here they are in three rings, with the towns inside each and the site that serves them.

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Cook's service van crossing the St. Johns River toward the western markets

Ring one: under forty minutes

Palm Coast (Flagler County) is home: Palm Coast itself, Bunnell, Korona, Favoretta, Espanola, Dupont, Daytona North (the Mondex), Cody’s Corner and Bimini. Our Fairmont Lane base is inside this market, so no drive time applies.

St. Augustine (St. Johns County): St. Augustine, Crescent Beach and Flagler Estates, about 24 miles up A1A or I-95.

Ormond Beach (Volusia County): Ormond Beach on the coast, then inland to DeLand, De Leon Springs, Pierson, Barberville and Seville. About 26 miles south to the beach side; the inland towns add time.

Ring two: about an hour

Palatka (Putnam County): Palatka, Satsuma, Pomona Park, Interlachen, Crescent City, Huntington and Melrose. Fifty minutes west along the St. Johns.

Orange Park (Clay County): Orange Park, Fleming Island, Middleburg, Hibernia, Green Cove Springs, Keystone Heights and Ingle. A little over an hour north.

Jacksonville (Duval County and its edges): Jacksonville, Yulee, Callahan, Bryceville, Baldwin, Macclenny, Glen St. Mary and Sanderson. Roughly 60 miles and an hour and a quarter.

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Ring three: two hours and beyond

Gainesville (Alachua County and neighbors): Gainesville, Alachua, Archer, Arredondo, Campville, Earleton, Hawthorne, Micanopy, Newberry, Orange Heights, Raleigh, Rochelle, Wacahoota, Waldo, Windsor, plus Lake Butler and Raiford to the north. About 79 miles.

Ocala (Marion County): Ocala, Silver Springs, Belleview, Reddick, Morriston and Williston. About 83 miles.

Lake City (Columbia County): Five Points, Fort White, White Springs, Watertown, Columbia City, Ellisville, Lulu and Olustee. About 121 miles.

Live Oak (Suwannee County and the river towns): Live Oak, Branford, McAlpin, O’Brien, Wellborn, Dowling Park, Mayo, Jasper, Jennings, Madison, Buckville, Advent Christian Village, Suwannee Springs and Luraville. About 144 miles, the far end of the map.

What the rings change

Ring one gets same-day flexibility as a matter of course. Ring two is scheduled so a technician’s day stays in one county. Ring three runs as route days, with maintenance, repairs and estimates grouped, and with an on-call technician assigned to the region overnight. None of the rings changes the price, the checklist or the no-after-hours-charge rule.

About the territory

My town isn't listed under any market. Am I out of range?

Probably not. The lists are the towns we work regularly, not the limit. If you’re between two markets or just past the edge of one, call with the town name and dispatch will tell you which route covers it.

Why are Madison and Jasper grouped with Live Oak rather than having their own site?

Because they’re served on the same route day. Each market site is a dispatch region, not a county line, and the Suwannee route reaches across Suwannee, Hamilton, Lafayette and Madison counties on the same trip.

Does the drive time change the price?

No. Repairs, diagnostics and installations are priced the same across the territory, and there’s no mileage charge for the far markets.

Will the territory grow?

It has, gradually, as customers in a new area kept calling. If enough people in a town beyond the current edge ask, a route gets built. That’s how Live Oak and Lake City joined.

Pick your market

Know your town. Call.

Dispatch will match it to a route and a time window.

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