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PRO Electric plus HVAC · Northern Virginia

Air conditioning
repair & installation
in Northern Virginia.

Cooler rooms.
A clearer plan.
From a summer breakdown to a planned upgrade, we bring HVAC and electrical work together. Get help with AC repair, maintenance, installation, or replacement from one licensed local team.

Fairfax · Loudoun · Arlington · Prince William · Falls Church
Virginia contractor license 2705181607

Not sure where to start? Find your cooling next step.

COOLING IS HEAT MOVING OUTHEAT TO OUTDOORS01020301 AIRFLOW02 CONTROL03 HEAT TRANSFER
Airflow, controls, and heat transfer work together. Concept illustration; actual equipment and layouts vary.
HVAC + electricalOne licensed team
Repair to replacementA clear scope for your needs
Free installation estimateUnderstand your options
Northern VirginiaFour counties + Falls Church

Air-conditioning services in Northern Virginia

What brings
you here today?

We repair, maintain, install, and replace cooling systems across Northern Virginia. Choose the service you need, or use the guide below to sort through the next step.

Lost cooling during dangerous heat?

Move to a cooler place if the home is unsafe. Call us to discuss urgent AC service and availability.

A medical emergency comes first. Heat-related confusion, slurred speech, seizures, or loss of consciousness require a 911 call. Help the person cool while emergency assistance is on the way. CDC heat-illness guidance ↗

A few choices. A useful next step.

Let’s sort out
your cooling needs.

Choose the reason for your visit and add what you already know. The guide points you toward service and creates a note you can keep for the conversation.

What would you like help with?

Use what you know. Leave covers closed.

Your service starting point

What would you like help with?

Choose a goal and add any equipment details you know. Get a service starting point and a short note to keep for the conversation.

It is okay not to know the equipment type. Share what you already know without opening service covers.

Explore cooling services

Your choices stay on this page. The guide does not diagnose a fault, decide repair versus replacement, size equipment, quote a price, or book a visit. For a medical emergency, fire, or immediate danger, call 911.

Cooling options, made understandable

Different systems.
Your home comes first.

See how central AC, a ducted heat pump, and a ductless mini-split serve a home. The equipment choice starts with the rooms, existing system, and the work involved.

01 / Ducted cooling

Central air conditioning

Whole-home cooling through a central indoor coil, blower, and duct system.

02 / Heating + cooling

Ducted heat pump

Cooling in summer, with the ability to reverse the cycle for heating.

03 / Targeted comfort

Ductless mini-split

An indoor unit serves a room or area without adding central supply ducts.

CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONINGIndoor + outdoor equipment + ducts
Concept illustrations, not wiring or installation diagrams. Equipment selection requires a home and system assessment.

01 / Ducted cooling

Cooling that works with your ducts.

A central AC system moves heat from the home to the outdoors. The indoor blower delivers cooled air through supply ducts, while return ducts bring room air back.

The setup
Outdoor AC + indoor equipment
Where to start
Evaluate the existing ducts, indoor equipment, and the home’s cooling needs together.
Keep in the conversation

A new outdoor unit alone does not settle equipment compatibility, airflow, or comfort problems in individual rooms.

Ask during your estimate: What indoor equipment, duct, and control work is included in this central AC proposal?

The equipment and the circuit it runs on

One team for the cooling.
And the electrical work behind it.

We bring both trades into the assessment, so the proposal can account for the HVAC equipment, controls, and related electrical scope.

PRO Electric plus HVAC character presenting central AC, heat pump, and ductless cooling options.

Warm air? Keep the clues.

Visible ice calls
for a service check.

If you notice frost on accessible AC tubing during cooling, use the normal thermostat control to turn cooling off and arrange service. Look from outside the equipment; you do not need to touch the tubing or remove a cover.

Melting ice does not fix the cause. Do not chip it or apply heat. Airflow, refrigerant, controls, or another fault may be involved. Keep clear of water and electrical components.
What happens on an AC repair visit
LOOK FROM OUTSIDE. LEAVE COVERS CLOSED.NO VISIBLE ICEVISIBLE FROSTIce calls for service. No visible ice does not rule out a fault.

Read the control.

Check the displayed mode and setting. Describe what you see rather than lowering the setting again and again.

Notice the airflow.

Tell us whether air moves at the grilles and which rooms feel different. Avoid closing more vents to force air elsewhere.

Keep the clues.

A photo from a safe location and a short symptom history can help the service conversation. Leave equipment covers closed.

Equipment background: Carrier on cooling faults and frozen coils ↗

THE SPACE COMES FIRSTCapacity for the homeLoad assessment + equipment fitAir that reaches the roomsDucts + airflow + drainageA complete working systemElectrical + controls + startupA complete scope makes proposals easier to compare.

Think beyond the outdoor unit

A good proposal
explains the whole job.

Whether you are adding cooling or replacing equipment, compare the home’s needs and the complete installed scope. Capacity, compatibility, and airflow all matter.

Bigger is not automatically better. Oversizing can affect cycling and moisture removal. Ask how the proposed equipment matches the home instead of choosing by square footage or the old unit alone.

The home + its load

Room needs, insulation, windows, layout, and a capacity assessment inform the equipment choice.

A compatible system

Review the indoor and outdoor equipment, controls, and any existing components that remain.

Ducts + airflow

Address the supply and return paths, known room issues, and duct work included in the scope.

Electrical + drainage

Define circuit, disconnect, wiring, condensate drainage, and access requirements for the proposed work.

Startup + owner handoff

Review the operating checks, control setup, filter information, and care instructions.

A complete comparison

Understand price, exclusions, any required permits, warranty terms, financing, and future care.

Repair or replace?

Start the comparison.
Bring the questions to us.

Use the repair-or-replace tool to organize your questions, then compare its output with the diagnosis and complete proposal.

Open repair-or-replace tool

Planning background: DOE installation checklist ↗ · ENERGY STAR replacement considerations ↗

Plan ahead of the hot-weather rush

Keep the care
on your calendar.

Routine cooling maintenance is a chance to review operation, airflow, coils, controls, and drainage before the busiest part of the season. The exact work depends on the equipment and the agreed visit scope.

Already seeing a problem? Tell us before booking a tune-up. Loss of cooling, ice, water, unusual noise, or repeated breaker trips may need a diagnostic visit.
See the current AC tune-up offer
A planned upgrade? Ask about your options.

Financing is available on request. Review the veteran and military discount program and confirm current eligibility and terms.

Veteran discount program

Care background: ENERGY STAR maintenance checklist ↗

Know what the next step involves

From “what’s wrong?”
to a clear plan.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need.

    Share the service address, symptoms or project, and your equipment type if known.

  2. 02

    Review the situation.

    Discuss the appropriate visit, availability, and any diagnostic charges.

  3. 03

    Approve a clear scope.

    Review the findings and proposed repair, care, or installation before proceeding.

  4. 04

    Know what comes next.

    Get the service explanation, operating guidance, and recommended follow-up care.

Your Northern Virginia neighbors

Hear from our customers.

Reviews of PRO Electric plus HVAC from homeowners and businesses in our community.

PRO Electric plus HVAC character giving a thumbs-up beside the AC service request.

Your comfort. A clear next step.

Tell us what
your home needs.

Request an AC service visit or a free installation estimate. Share the symptoms or project, and we’ll discuss the next step.

703-225-8222

Installation estimates are free. Diagnostic, repair, and maintenance visits may carry separate charges. More ways to contact PRO.

Useful answers before you call

Air-conditioning
questions,
answered.

Repair, maintenance, equipment choices, and the installation conversation.

Ask PRO: 703-225-8222

What air-conditioning services do you offer?

PRO Electric plus HVAC provides AC repair, maintenance, tune-ups, installation, and replacement in Northern Virginia. We also discuss emergency cooling needs, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, compatible thermostats, and related HVAC and electrical work.

Why is my AC running but blowing warm air?

The cause may involve thermostat settings, airflow, the indoor or outdoor equipment, refrigerant, or an electrical problem. Visible ice can also accompany a cooling fault. A symptom does not identify the failed part; we assess the system before recommending a repair.

What should I do if I see ice on an AC line?

Turn cooling off at the normal thermostat control and arrange service. Do not chip the ice, heat the tubing, or remove equipment covers. Thawing does not correct the cause, and recurring ice does not by itself prove a refrigerant leak.

Do you offer emergency AC service?

Yes. Call 703-225-8222 to discuss an urgent cooling problem, your location, availability, and applicable charges. If dangerous heat makes the home unsafe, move to a cooler place. For a medical emergency, fire, or immediate danger, call 911.

Should I repair or replace my air conditioner?

Compare the diagnosis, repair scope, equipment condition, repair history, comfort concerns, warranty, and replacement proposal. Age alone does not settle the choice. We explain the options so you can consider the work and cost before proceeding.

Why are some rooms warmer than others?

Uneven cooling may relate to airflow, duct leakage or layout, controls, insulation, windows, or equipment performance. A larger system is not automatically the solution. Tell us which rooms are affected and when you notice the difference.

How often should my AC be maintained?

Annual professional cooling maintenance before the busy season is a useful starting point. Follow the equipment and filter instructions for the care needed between visits. An active cooling, water, ice, or electrical problem should be reported when scheduling.

Is a tune-up the same as a repair?

A tune-up is planned care with an agreed inspection and maintenance scope. A repair visit investigates an active problem and addresses approved corrective work. Tell us about symptoms so the visit is scheduled appropriately, and ask which charges apply.

Can you handle AC electrical problems too?

PRO Electric plus HVAC is licensed for HVAC and electrical work under Virginia contractor license 2705181607. We can assess the equipment and related circuit, disconnect, controls, or wiring within the proposed scope. Repeated breaker trips should not be treated with repeated resets.

Can a heat pump cool my home?

Yes. In cooling mode, a heat pump moves heat out of the home much like an air conditioner. It can also provide heating. The proposal should account for cooling and heating needs, controls, electrical supply, and any backup heat arrangement.

Is a mini-split a good option for an addition?

A ductless mini-split may suit an addition, converted space, or home without suitable ducts. We assess the rooms served, equipment capacity, unit locations, connections, drainage, and electrical needs. A single indoor head does not guarantee equal comfort in every closed room.

What should an AC installation estimate include?

Ask for the equipment and compatibility, capacity assessment, duct and airflow work, electrical and drainage scope, controls, access needs, startup checks, exclusions, and warranty terms. Compare complete proposals instead of only the outdoor unit or headline price.

Will a bigger or higher-efficiency AC always solve the problem?

No. Equipment sizing, indoor/outdoor compatibility, airflow, installation quality, and the home affect comfort and performance. A higher efficiency rating is useful context, but it is not a guarantee of a particular bill reduction or the right capacity.

Do you offer financing or a military discount?

Financing is available on request. Ask about current eligibility and terms, and review our veteran and military discount program. Any applicable offer should be confirmed for the proposed work.

Where do you provide air-conditioning service?

We serve Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William counties, plus Falls Church. Call 703-225-8222 or request service online to discuss your address, cooling needs, and appointment availability.

Your Northern Virginia team

Local service.
Home-specific solutions.

We serve Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William counties, plus Falls Church. Share your address, cooling concern, and equipment type so we can discuss the appropriate visit and availability.

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Let’s make your home
comfortable again.

Bring us the problem or the project. We’ll help plan the next step.