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No heat, weak airflow, unusual cycling, or rooms that will not warm up? Start with an assessment of the cause.
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Heating services
in Northern
Virginia.
Repair. Maintain. Install. Replace. Furnace and heat pump service in Northern Virginia, with clear answers and a plan built around your comfort.
Fairfax · Loudoun · Arlington · Prince William · Falls Church
Gas odor, a CO alarm, smoke, or fire? Leave for a safe outdoor location and call 911. For suspected gas, avoid switches and phones until outside; then also call your gas utility. Safety guidance ↓
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Furnaces + heat pumpsRepair, care, and replacement
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Northern VirginiaLocal heating service
Your heating team, all season
What does your
home need next?
PRO Electric plus HVAC provides heating repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement across Northern Virginia. We work with gas and electric furnaces, heat pumps, and the controls that keep your home comfortable.
One team for heating and electrical work. When a heating project also needs an electrical assessment or upgrade, we can review those needs together.
Four ways we help
From “the heat is out”
to “let’s plan ahead.”
02 / CARE FOR YOUR SYSTEMHeating
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maintenance
Plan seasonal service around your equipment, its condition, and the comfort concerns you want reviewed.
Explore maintenance03 / BUILD A BETTER FITHeating
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installation
Choose equipment, distribution, and controls suited to a new space, addition, or change in heating approach.
Explore installation04 / MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICEHeating
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replacement
Compare options with a clear view of sizing, installation requirements, operating costs, and project scope.
Explore replacementNo heat right now?
Call to describe the problem and ask about current availability.
A few clicks. A clearer next step.
Let’s find the right
heating service for you.
Choose your goal, add the equipment you have, and get a brief you can copy into your request.
What can we help with?
View my guidance ↓Not sure? That is a useful answer, too.
Add a few details (optional)
No covers to remove. Use information you already have.
Your heating plan
What would make home more comfortable?
Choose a service goal and the equipment you have. We’ll help you organize the next step.
Do not wait for a service request response.
For suspected gas, avoid switches and phones until outside; then contact your gas utility as well. Do not re-enter until emergency responders say it is safe.
Helpful next steps
Your equipment
Not sure? We can help identify the system.
This guide does not diagnose equipment, calculate a price, or book service. Your selections are not sent automatically.
Get to know your heating
Different systems.
The same goal: a comfortable home.
Click a system to see the basic idea behind how it heats.
Produces heat indoors
Heat made inside. Air delivered through the home.
A gas furnace uses combustion; an electric furnace uses resistance elements. A blower moves warmed air through ductwork.
- Equipment condition, airflow, and controls all affect comfort.
- Fuel-burning equipment also needs proper combustion and venting.
You do not have to know the equipment.
You just have to know what feels wrong.
You just have to know what feels wrong.
A cold bedroom, a noisy cycle, or a system that cannot keep up gives us a place to start. Tell us what you notice.
Heat pumps in winter
Know what can happen.
Know when to ask.
Heat pumps behave differently from furnaces. A thermostat message or the feel of the air is a clue, not a complete diagnosis.
How is the home warming?
Heat pump air may feel less hot than furnace air. If room temperature keeps falling or the system cannot reach its setting, request service.
A pause can have a purpose.
Water vapor and a brief change in operation can accompany defrost. Persistent heavy ice or failure to resume heating needs assessment. Do not assume smoke is steam.
Two different control modes.
AUX is generally automatic supplemental heat. Emergency Heat is typically selected manually to use backup heat. Ask about unexpected operation and follow your equipment instructions.
Learn more: Carrier on auxiliary heat ↗ · DOE heat pump overview ↗
Comfort is more than the furnace
Round out your home’s comfort.
Explore the service that fits your equipment and the improvement you have in mind.
Start with the cause of the comfort concern.
Humidity control should reflect measured conditions and condensation risk. UV equipment is an application-specific accessory; it does not replace filtration, moisture control, or maintenance.
Repair or replace?
Make the choice
with the full picture.
Age alone does not settle it. A useful comparison connects the equipment findings to the comfort you want and the complete scope of the work.
Condition & safety
What failed? What can be repaired? What other concerns need to be addressed?
Repair history & cost
Compare the proposed repair with recurring problems and the complete replacement price.
Fit for your home
Review heating demand, airflow, distribution, controls, and any electrical or venting needs.
Long-term priorities
Consider comfort, operating costs, warranty terms, upkeep, and plans for the home.
Planning a new system?
Explore your options, then ask us to review the project-specific details.
Clear from the first conversation
A service process you can follow.
- 01
Tell us what matters
Share the symptom, comfort concern, or project goal and the system you have, if known.
- 02
Understand the findings
We assess the authorized scope and explain the findings and proposed options.
- 03
Choose the work
Review the scope and price, then authorize the repair, maintenance, or installation.
- 04
Review the result
We check the completed work and explain operation, care, and any next steps.
Heating + electrical expertise
One licensed contractor for the HVAC equipment and the electrical needs of the project. Virginia license 2705181607.
Scope before authorization
Review the proposed work and price. Installation planning includes applicable equipment, permit, and inspection requirements.
Practical scheduling
Call for current availability. Equipment, parts, access, and required approvals can affect the timeline.
Financing is available on request. Ask about our veteran and military discount program and HVAC service agreement.
Local experience. Real feedback.
What our customers say.
Read reviews of PRO Electric plus HVAC from homeowners and businesses in our community.
Heating safety
Some warning signs
need a different call.
Carbon monoxide has no smell or color. Do not wait for a gas odor to take a CO alarm seriously.
CO alarm, smoke, or fire
Get everyone outside to a safe location and call 911. Do not re-enter until responders allow it. Have suspect fuel-burning equipment serviced before using it again.
Suspected gas leak
Leave immediately. Avoid switches, flames, and phone use until you are safely outside. Call 911, then your gas utility. Washington Gas customers can call 844-927-4427, option 1.
Let’s make home comfortable
A warmer home.
A clearer plan.
Tell us what needs attention. Request an estimate for repair, maintenance, or a new heating system.
Request heating service
Open the form in a new tab ↗For an active no-heat concern, call about availability. This form is not an emergency response channel.
Include your service address, equipment type if known, and what you would like help with. Paste your heating brief into the project details if useful. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment.
Prefer another way to reach us? Visit our contact page.
Answers before the visit
Heating questions,
answered clearly.
A useful starting point for repairs, system choices, seasonal care, and next steps.
Ask PRO: 703-225-8222What heating services does PRO Electric plus HVAC offer?
We provide heating repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement in Northern Virginia, including furnace and heat pump service. We also help with thermostats, whole-house humidifiers, and suitable HVAC air-quality accessories.
What should I do if my heat stops working?
Call to describe the symptoms and ask about current service availability. Share the thermostat display and affected rooms if you already know them. Do not remove equipment covers or repeatedly reset a system that shuts down. Gas odor, a CO alarm, smoke, or fire requires leaving for safety and calling 911.
Do you work on gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pumps?
Yes. Tell us which system you have, or select Not sure in the heating guide. For a dual-fuel installation, mention both the heat pump and furnace so the equipment and controls can be considered together.
Is cool air from a heat pump always a problem?
Not always. Air can feel less hot than furnace air, and a brief defrost cycle can change operation. But continued cool air, falling indoor temperature, or failure to reach the setting needs assessment. Air temperature by touch alone does not establish whether the system is working correctly.
Are auxiliary heat and Emergency Heat the same?
No. Auxiliary heat is normally called automatically when the system needs supplemental heat. Emergency Heat is typically a manually selected backup mode that bypasses the heat pump. Follow your equipment instructions and ask a technician about unexpected operation.
Is steam from the outdoor heat pump normal?
A brief release of water vapor can occur during defrost. Persistent heavy ice, failure to resume heating, smoke, or an unusual odor should not be dismissed as normal defrost. For smoke, fire, or immediate danger, move to safety and call 911.
How often should I schedule heating maintenance?
Plan professional service before the heating season and follow your equipment manufacturer's maintenance instructions. Heat pumps also provide cooling, so their service needs span both seasons. Ask what is included in the visit and whether a service agreement fits your system.
Should I repair or replace my furnace?
Age is one factor, not an automatic replacement rule. Compare safety and condition, the proposed repair, repair history, comfort problems, installation needs, and expected operating costs. Ask for the repair findings and a clear replacement scope before deciding.
Can a heat pump replace my existing heating system?
It may be an option, depending on the home's heating needs, electrical capacity, distribution, and the equipment's cold-weather performance. Some homes use a heat pump with a furnace in a dual-fuel arrangement. A project-specific assessment is needed to choose the approach.
How much does heating repair or installation cost?
The price depends on the diagnosis, equipment, parts, access, and installation requirements. We explain the proposed scope and price before authorized work. Use the form to request a free estimate, or call for an active no-heat concern. The guide does not calculate prices.
Which Northern Virginia areas do you serve?
PRO Electric plus HVAC serves Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William counties, including Falls Church and nearby communities. Share the service address when you call or request an estimate so we can discuss availability.
Does the heating guide book an appointment?
No. The guide helps organize your needs and create a brief you can copy. Its selections are not sent automatically. Submit the request form or contact PRO to discuss service; a form submission does not confirm an appointment.
Your Northern Virginia heating team
Local service.
Season after season.
From a furnace repair to a new heat pump, we help Northern Virginia homeowners take the next step. Share your service address and project goals so we can discuss availability and scope.
Let’s get your home
feeling right again.
Start with a conversation about your heating system.