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George Mason
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★★★★★
Great service and, above all, on time
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★★★★★
Showed up right on time, sorted the problem fast, and left no mess behind. Some of the best service I've had — highly recommend.
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Straight answers to what customers ask us the most.
Most common repairs — capacitors, igniters, flame sensors, fan motors — land between $150 and $650. Bigger jobs like a blower motor or compressor run $550–$3,200. Our diagnostic visit is $99 and we waive it when you go ahead with the repair, so you know the exact flat-rate number before we touch a wrench.
In most of our service area we offer same-day appointments, and no-heat and no-cool calls jump the queue. The phone is answered 24/7, and after-hours emergency visits carry a flat surcharge we quote up front — never a surprise on the invoice.
Yes. Every technician is state-licensed, EPA Section 608 certified to handle refrigerant, background-checked, and covered by liability insurance and workers' comp. We'll gladly send license and insurance certificates before you book.
A useful rule of thumb: multiply the repair cost by the system's age in years — over about $5,000, replacement usually wins. Systems past 12–15 years also burn noticeably more energy than new equipment. We give you both numbers honestly and always try repair first.
Every repair carries a one-year parts-and-labor warranty. New installations add a two-year labor warranty on top of manufacturer parts coverage of up to ten years when we register the equipment for you. If something we fixed fails within warranty, we come back free.
Yes. Approved customers can spread a new system over 12 to 120 months, including 0%-interest promotional plans on select high-efficiency equipment. Approval takes about ten minutes over the phone or during the free in-home estimate.
Twice a year: the AC in spring and the furnace in fall, before you actually need them. A tune-up is $119 per system, and maintenance-plan members get both visits plus priority scheduling and 15% off repairs for $199 a year.
Often, yes. Many utilities pay $300–$2,000 toward qualifying heat pumps and high-efficiency AC units, and manufacturers run seasonal rebates every spring and fall. We check every program you qualify for and handle the paperwork as part of the installation quote.
