This led to bringing OnTime employees with them on charity projects and around 2013, Kerry Adkins said they decided to make community service a part of their business model. With Kerry Adkins’ background as a master electrician, it was easy for them to get involved in hands-on projects. They started with service projects and serving on boards through Church of the Highlands. “When you start giving, people will come, and they will call. “We both made an agreement a long time ago that God has blessed us so we can be a blessing to others,” Carol Adkins said. However, the Adkins agreed that they wanted their business to be the path for good things in the community. OnTime Service provides electrical, heating and cooling services around Birmingham. “I still feel like I’m a Vestavia resident,” Carol Adkins said. Though they relocated to Indian Springs in late 2015, Carol Adkins said they remain heavily involved in their former city through Liberty Park events and community involvement, especially with Vestavia Hills-based nonprofit Kulture City. The Adkins were nearly 25-year residents of Liberty Park. The folder is filled with requests for help from charities in Birmingham and around the world. But the contents aren’t related to OnTime Service, which Carol and husband, Kerry Adkins, own. There’s a folder on Carol Adkins’ desk that is filled to overflowing. The Adkins and OnTime Service employees have worked on numerous service projects over the years.
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