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Falls Church, Virginia

Heating and Air Conditioning in Falls Church, VA

16 businesses listed

Falls Church sits between two federal weather stations, and their numbers set the load on a heat pump or furnace. January nights average about 30 degrees at Reagan National and about 25 at Dulles, and Dulles logs roughly 100 nights a year at freezing or below. July afternoons average close to 90 at National and about 88 at Dulles, so cooling runs for months.

Dominion Energy supplies the electricity here and Washington Gas the natural gas. Inside the city, any work involving gas needs a permit, even a like-for-like appliance swap. Fairfax County lists water heaters, stoves and HVAC equipment among the jobs that need one, even when the new unit is a direct replacement.

Virginia licenses a heating and cooling contractor only when someone on the team holds a master HVAC tradesman license. Ask for that number before you sign.

Heating and cooling companies in the Falls Church area are listed below.

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