Michael & Son Services
- Residential heating and cooling repair
- Heat pump installation and repair
- Ductless mini-split systems
Alexandria's HVAC contractors carry a long history. Thomas J. Fannon & Sons began in 1885 as a coal and wood seller at Duke and Henry Streets, made its first oil delivery in the twenties, and moved into oil heating equipment, natural gas appliances and air conditioning as central air spread in the sixties. It is still family owned and is rated 4.2 from 72 reviews. Krafft Service Corporation has been in business since 1940, and Cyprus Air Heating, Cooling and Fireplaces has operated from Alexandria since 1967.
This page lists 41 HVAC contractors in Alexandria, Virginia, and the ZIP codes place all of them in Fairfax County. Their work areas run well past the city line. Krafft works Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, McLean and Woodbridge. Winds of Valley LLC names Annandale, Springfield, Lorton, Arlington, McLean and Great Falls. AHS heating and air covers the neighborhoods of Groveton, Annandale, Lincolnia, Mount Vernon, Fort Hunt, Springfield and Franconia.
Review counts here are among the largest in the state. Michael & Son Services is rated 4.7 from 16018 reviews, Len the Plumber Heating & Air, LLC 4.7 from 7541, and John C. Flood 4.8 from 5690. Cardinal Plumbing Heating & Air Inc is rated 4.9 from 1945 and Krafft 4.9 from 1759. Many of these are combined home service companies that pair HVAC with plumbing and electrical work. Others stay narrower: Delta Service Co., on General Washington Drive, specializes in residential systems and works on both gas and electric equipment.
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Older houses shape the local work. Gas and oil furnace service, boilers and heat pumps all show up among the Alexandria contractors, and A Action Home Services specializes in gas and electric heating setups. Frosty's Heating & Cooling, Inc. recommends mini-splits or zoning for uneven rooms, additions and garages that have no ductwork. Ductless installs also appear at Michael & Son Services, Caffi Services, John C. Flood and Winds of Valley LLC. Cyprus Air adds fireplaces and gas logs, with showrooms in Alexandria, Falls Church and Rockville.
Some businesses on this page do HVAC as a sideline. Appliance Surgeon repairs household appliances first and diagnoses HVAC problems second, and it is rated 4.9 from 473 reviews. A number of commercial and industrial names appear too, such as EMCOR Government Services, Johnson Controls Inc and American Boiler Inc, and these show their ratings only: 3.6 from 11, 3.0 from 3, and 3.7 from 3 reviews.
Where ratings sit low on small counts, the numbers speak plainly. Alexandria Heating and Air Conditioning is rated 2.9 from 17 reviews, Sears Heating and Air Conditioning 2.9 from 9, and Vertex Home Services Inc 2.3 from 3. Annandale, Springfield, Arlington, Falls Church and Lorton each have their own page for contractors based closer to them. The state building code requires a permit from the local building official for mechanical work and exempts certain like-for-like replacements of appliances that run on neither gas nor oil in houses, so check with the building department before any replacement.
Thomas J. Fannon & Sons moved from oil delivery into oil heating equipment and natural gas appliances, and it still services furnaces and heat pumps. Caffi Services, Frosty's Heating & Cooling, Inc. and Delta Service Co. also work on gas furnaces, with Delta handling gas and electric furnaces.
Winds of Valley LLC names Annandale, Springfield, Lorton, Arlington and McLean among its work areas. AHS heating and air covers Annandale, Springfield, Franconia, Groveton and Mount Vernon. Annandale and Springfield each have a page of their own for contractors based there.
Frosty's Heating & Cooling, Inc. recommends mini-splits or zoning for uneven rooms, additions and garages without ductwork. Michael & Son Services, Caffi Services, John C. Flood and Winds of Valley LLC also install ductless mini-splits. John C. Flood also installs zoning systems.
Winds of Valley LLC and Climatrol both advertise Se habla español. Winds of Valley is rated 5.0 from 331 reviews and Climatrol 4.4 from 13. Winds of Valley works across Alexandria, Annandale, Springfield, Lorton, Arlington, McLean and Great Falls.
Virginia's building code requires a permit from the local building official for mechanical work. It exempts certain like-for-like replacements of appliances that do not run on gas or oil, in houses, though an owner can still ask for a permit. Check with the local building department before the work starts.