Ben Heating & Air Conditioning Martinsville
- Residential heating and cooling repair
HVAC contractors in Virginia's Martinsville area are mostly small shops, and the town's trade leans toward repair. This page covers 10 HVAC contractors in Martinsville: eight inside Martinsville city and two based in Axton. The review histories are short, with 60 Google reviews across the whole page at an average rating of 4.3, so most ratings here rest on a handful of customers.
Comfort Heating & Cooling is a locally owned, owner operated company that has served Martinsville and Henry County since 1999. It installs, repairs and maintains air conditioners, heat pumps, mini-splits and furnaces, works on thermostats, humidifiers and dehumidifiers, and also does commercial refrigeration. Both 24 hour emergency response and 24/7 emergency service are advertised. It is rated 5.0 from 2 reviews, so the rating is a start rather than a record.
Ben Heating & Air Conditioning Martinsville has the longest review history on the page in this town, rated 4.5 from 22 reviews. It describes tailored HVAC solutions for the Martinsville area, from installation and maintenance to timely repairs, aimed at keeping indoor spaces cool in summer and warm in winter. It also goes by Martinsville Heating & Air Conditioning, which helps if the name on a truck or a bill looks different.
Heating here has an industrial and fuel-oil side. Prillaman & Pace Inc is a utility and mechanical contractor at 830 Brookdale Road in Martinsville, with more than 40 years of installing boilers and process piping, and it works in both Virginia and North Carolina. Its services cover plumbing and process piping, utility construction, plumbing service, air conditioning service and heating. It is rated 4.0 from 11 reviews. Westmoreland Oil Heat Services in Axton points to oil heat in its name and has 2 reviews, both five stars. Whitlock Plumbing & Heating works as a commercial plumbing and HVAC contractor and is rated 4.7 from 3 reviews.
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A few shops combine HVAC with other trades. Keen Heating Air Conditioning & Plumbing puts heating, air conditioning and plumbing under one name and is rated 4.0 from 2 reviews. Axton Repair Service & Home Improvement is an air conditioning repair service in Axton with electrician and plumber among its categories, rated 3.5 from 6 reviews. The Right Choice Heating & Cooling, LLC is rated 3.7 from 6 reviews, A1 Heating & Cooling is rated 4.0 from 4, and Wingfield Heating & Air has 2 reviews, both five stars.
Where oil or gas furnaces are involved, the state building code treats the work differently from an electric swap. Virginia's code requires a permit for mechanical work and exempts only certain like-for-like replacements of appliances that do not run on gas or oil, so the local building department is the place to ask before a furnace is replaced.
Work from these shops reaches outward. Axton comes up most often as a place they work, followed by Henry County. Collinsville, Fieldale, Stuart, Rocky Mount and Danville each have their own page for jobs in those towns.
Comfort Heating & Cooling advertises emergency response within 24 hours as well as 24/7 emergency service, and it serves Martinsville and Henry County. It is rated 5.0 from 2 reviews. Calling ahead to confirm availability is sensible with any shop on this page.
Prillaman & Pace Inc at 830 Brookdale Road installs boilers and process piping and has more than 40 years in the trade. It works in Virginia and North Carolina and is rated 4.0 from 11 reviews.
Westmoreland Oil Heat Services in Axton has oil heat in its name and is rated 5.0 from 2 reviews. Prillaman & Pace Inc also services gas and oil furnaces in Martinsville.
Keen Heating Air Conditioning & Plumbing, Whitlock Plumbing & Heating and Axton Repair Service & Home Improvement all pair HVAC with other trades. Whitlock is rated 4.7 from 3 reviews and works on commercial plumbing and HVAC.
Virginia's building code requires a permit for mechanical work. Like-for-like replacement of an appliance in a house is exempt only when it is not fueled by gas or oil, so a gas or oil furnace is not covered by that exemption. The local building department can say what applies to your job.