Heat Pumps · Licensed HVAC and Electrical · Northern Virginia
One System for Heating and Cooling. Year Round Comfort, Lower Bills.
Heat pump installation, replacement, and repair across Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William. The workhorse that keeps Northern Virginia homes comfortable all year, often for less than you pay now.
Rebates and Tax Credits May Apply
Plus 0% Financing for 12 Months
Virginia License #2705181607 · Licensed and Insured · Serving All Four Counties
Tired of Juggling a Separate Furnace and Air Conditioner While Bills Keep Climbing?
Heat pumps are changing how homeowners control their indoor comfort. Unlike a conventional system that burns fuel to create heat, a heat pump simply moves heat, which makes it far more energy efficient. One system handles both heating and cooling, all year, often for less than you are paying now. For most homes in our region, it has quietly become the smartest system you can put in.
At PRO Electric plus HVAC, we install, replace, and repair heat pumps, and here is the part most companies cannot match. A heat pump is an all electric system, so the electrical work is central to getting it right. As licensed Master Electricians and HVAC technicians, we are uniquely suited to these systems, handling the cooling side and the power side under one roof.
2 in 1
heating and cooling in one.
Up to 3x
more efficient than baseboard heat.
All Year
comfort from one system.
Lower Bills
from all electric efficiency.
How a Heat Pump Works
It is like having a heater and an air conditioner in one. Instead of generating heat, it moves heat where you need it.
In Winter
It pulls heat from the outside air, even when it is cold, and brings it indoors to warm your home efficiently.
In Summer
It reverses, removing heat from inside your home and pushing it outdoors to keep you cool.
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Is a Heat Pump Right for Your Home?
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A quick guide, not a formal quote. A licensed technician confirms the right system on site.
Why Homeowners Are Switching
The Strength and Power of Heat Pumps
Energy Savings
Moving heat instead of making it uses far less energy, lowering your bills.
Comfort All Year
Seamless heating and cooling from one appliance, every season.
Eco Friendly
Lower your carbon footprint with clean, efficient technology.
Quiet Performance
Enjoy a peaceful home without the noise of older systems.
Two Types of Heat Pumps
The right one depends on your home, your property, and your budget. We help you decide.
Air Source Heat Pump
The most common type, transferring heat between your home and the outside air. Efficient, affordable to install, and a great fit for most Northern Virginia homes.
Ground Source Geothermal
Transfers heat between your home and the ground. Even more efficient, with a higher upfront cost, for homeowners focused on maximum long term savings.
But Do Heat Pumps Work in Cold Northern Virginia Winters?
Yes. Modern heat pumps are built for cold weather and can pull heat from the outside air even on chilly days. Many also include an emergency heat supply for extreme cold, so your home stays warm no matter how low the temperature drops. The technology has come a long way, and today's units keep homes comfortable through real winters. If you ever notice weak heat, our guide on why a heat pump is not heating or cooling right walks through the common causes.
The Electrician Advantage You Will Not Find Elsewhere
A heat pump is an all electric system, so the electrical side matters more than with any other HVAC equipment. Sizing the circuit, the breaker, and sometimes a panel upgrade is part of doing the job right. Because we are licensed Master Electricians and HVAC technicians, we handle both seamlessly, something a pure HVAC company often has to subcontract. That means a cleaner, safer, properly powered install.
If your home needs more capacity, we can handle a full electrical panel upgrade as part of the project, and you can read more in our blueprint from a Master Electrician and HVAC professional.
The Team That Shows Up
Why Choose PRO Electric plus HVAC
Switching to a heat pump is a smart move, and the right team makes it pay off. Here is what you get with us.
Professional Installation
Sized and set up to match your home, with the electrical done right.
Repairs and Maintenance
Ongoing care that keeps your system running efficiently for years.
Smart Upgrades
Move from an old, costly setup to an efficient heat pump that saves.
Honest Expert Advice
Including whether a heat pump is even the right call for your home.
Always on time, with a 100 percent show up rate. Financing is available on request, including 0 percent interest for 12 months, and we honor those who served with our veteran discount program.
We Take Pride in What We Do
What Your Neighbors Are Saying
One System, Both Seasons
Get Your Free Heat Pump Estimate
Tell us about your home and current system, and we will give you honest guidance and a clear quote. Or call 703.225.8222.
Heat Pump Questions, Answered
Straight answers from Peter on how heat pumps work, what they save, and why the electrical side matters.
What is a heat pump and how does it work?
A heat pump heats and cools your home using electricity, moving heat rather than generating it. In winter it pulls heat from the outside air and brings it indoors. In summer it removes heat from inside to cool your home. It is like having a heater and an air conditioner in one.
Will a heat pump save me money?
Yes. Because a heat pump moves heat instead of creating it, it uses less electricity than conventional heating and cooling, which lowers your bills. The upfront cost can be higher, but the ongoing savings often make it well worth the investment, especially since a well maintained heat pump lasts many years, as Peter explains in this guide to AC and heat pump lifespan.
Do heat pumps work in cold weather?
Newer heat pumps work well even in the cold, pulling heat from the outside air on chilly days. Many include an emergency heat supply for extremely cold weather to keep your home warm.
What types of heat pumps are available?
Two main types. Air source heat pumps transfer heat between your home and the outside air and are the most common. Ground source, or geothermal, heat pumps transfer heat to the ground, are even more efficient, but cost more to install. The right one depends on your home, location, and budget.
How do I know if a heat pump is right for me?
It comes down to your climate, your existing systems, your insulation, and your energy costs. The best way to know is to have an HVAC expert assess your home. We are happy to come out and give you honest guidance.
Are there rebates or tax credits for a heat pump?
Often, yes. Because heat pumps are high efficiency and all electric, they frequently qualify for utility rebates and a federal tax credit. We help you understand what is available, since these can offset a meaningful part of the cost.
Why have a Master Electrician install your heat pump?
A heat pump is an all electric system, so the electrical work is central, not an afterthought. The circuit, the breaker, and sometimes a panel upgrade all have to be sized correctly. Because we are licensed Master Electricians and HVAC technicians, we do both in house for a cleaner, safer, properly powered install, instead of subcontracting the electrical.
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Get a free heat pump estimate and honest advice across Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William Counties. One system, both seasons, lower bills.
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