Heating tune-ups
for Northern
Virginia.

Our advertised heating tune-up is $169. Confirm the equipment, service scope, pricing for additional units, and any additional work when scheduling. Repairs or replacement parts require a separate explanation and your approval.

We inspect, clean, test, and document the applicable items across safety, mechanical components, electrical components, airflow, heat pump operation, and performance reporting. The page lists 24 checks across all system types. A furnace and an all-electric heat pump do not use every item on the same list.

Plan professional heating maintenance before the heating season, generally each year, and follow the equipment manufacturer's schedule. Fuel-burning heating systems should be professionally inspected annually. Heat pumps also need care for their cooling season.

Fall is a useful time to schedule before sustained heating demand. If that window has passed, ask about current availability. If the heat is already out or the system is behaving abnormally, call about diagnosis rather than waiting for routine maintenance.

Yes. It has electrical components, operating controls, and often backup heaters that need attention. The heat pump itself does not create carbon monoxide by burning fuel, but that does not rule out other CO sources in or near the home. A dual-fuel system also has a furnace that needs combustion and venting checks.

It transfers heat from combustion to the air that circulates through your home while keeping the combustion gases separate. Damage or corrosion can create a serious hazard. A technician must evaluate suspected problems; a normal-looking flame or one normal CO reading does not rule out a fault.

No. Maintenance can identify developing issues and support normal operation, but it cannot guarantee uninterrupted heat, a particular equipment lifespan, or a specific reduction in energy bills.

No. A tune-up is planned maintenance. A no-heat condition, repeated shutdown, unusual noise, or other active fault may need diagnosis and repair. Tell us about those symptoms when you call so we can confirm the right service and charges.

We explain the finding, the recommended work, the cost, and how urgent it is. Additional work requires your approval. If there is an immediate safety concern, we explain the precautions and next steps before discussing routine upkeep.

Age is one part of the discussion. We also look at the condition, repair history, current performance, and what a repair would address. If replacement is worth considering, we explain why and let you compare the options.

Follow the equipment and filter instructions. Check the filter regularly and replace or clean it when needed. Tell us the filter size and when it was last serviced, if known. Ask what filter service is included in your appointment; do not open electrical or combustion compartments.

No. It creates a personal calendar file reminding you to contact PRO Electric plus HVAC. It does not send your selections or reserve a service time. Use the request form or call 703-225-8222; the team confirms availability.

Get outside immediately and call 911 from a safe location. For suspected gas, avoid operating switches, using flames, or using a phone until outside; then also contact your gas utility. Do not stay inside to investigate, and do not wait for a tune-up request response.

We serve Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William counties, including Falls Church and nearby Northern Virginia communities. Call with your service address to confirm availability.