Heat Pump Installers in Fairfax, VA

Heat pump installers in Fairfax work across Oakton, Vienna, Merrifield, Burke and Centreville, and a good share of the local trade also handles commercial buildings, restaurants and high rises along with houses. This page lists 32 heating and cooling companies, including two based in Oakton.

Long-running family firms carry much of the residential work. AVS Heating and Air Conditioning has served Fairfax, Merrifield and Falls Church since 1991 from three local offices, and installs heat pumps, furnaces, ducted and ductless systems and boilers. AA RAPID Plumbing, Air Conditioning, Heating LLC has worked from Fairfax since 1991 too, with service in Oakton, Vienna, McLean, Chantilly and Tysons Corner, installing heat pumps, boilers and ductless mini-splits.

Several newer companies focus on heat pumps and hybrid systems. Breeze Master Inc, rated 5.0 from 228 reviews and serving Northern Virginia since 2021, installs heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and dual fuel and hybrid systems from Burke to Woodbridge. Comfort Defender Heating & Air, a woman-owned company at 12500 Chronical Drive since 2013, installs heat pumps and furnaces and works on ductless systems and zone control.

Oakton has its own small cluster of firms. Air Pro, Inc., family owned and rated 4.9 from 186 reviews, serves Vienna, Reston, Great Falls, Oak Hill and McLean with factory trained, NATE-certified technicians who install heat pumps, furnaces and hydronic boilers. Airco mechanical company installs heat pump and furnace systems for homes, restaurants and high rises.

The measuring side of the work has a few local options. The Vent Guys, rated 5.0 from 1753 reviews, cleans and tests rather than installs, and offers blower door and duct leakage testing, air balancing and energy auditing. CroppMetcalfe Fairfax, rated 4.8 from 8092 reviews, is listed with a DOE home energy audit certification. Dynatech Service Company, Inc. runs load calculations and works mostly on commercial jobs, including water source heat pumps in high-rise offices.

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Best heat pump installers in Fairfax

Breeze Master Inc

5.0(228 reviews on Google)

4800 Braddock Knoll Way, Fairfax

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Ductwork
  • Ductless mini-splits
(703) 996-9879

United Air Temp

4.8(241 reviews on Google)

3949 Pender Dr Ste 120, Fairfax

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Ductless mini-splits
  • Geothermal
(703) 665-7153

Air Pro, Inc.

4.9(186 reviews on Google)

10653 Oakton Ridge Ct, Fairfax (based in Oakton)

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Furnaces and boilers
  • NATE-certified technicians
(703) 255-0624

Home Service Doctors

4.8(2,036 reviews on Google)

10560 Main St Ste PS 100, Fairfax

  • Financing
  • Emergency service
  • States license and insurance
(703) 468-4027

Zone Control

5.0(109 reviews on Google)

10304 Eaton Pl Suite 100, Fairfax

  • Furnaces and boilers
  • Emergency service
  • NATE-certified technicians
(703) 420-0545

States Solutions

5.0(10 reviews on Google)

8280 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr Suite 600, Fairfax

  • Emergency service
  • Maintenance plans
  • States license and insurance
(202) 977-7070

Large regional firms keep Fairfax branches too. B&B Air Conditioning & Heating Service installs heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, geothermal and dual fuel systems and does ductwork. United Air Temp serves Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William and Arlington counties and offers geothermal heat pump and dual fuel hybrid installs.

Rubio Mechanical Inc holds licenses in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC and installs heat pumps and furnaces for homes and businesses in all three, which helps for anyone with property on both sides of the Potomac. Fairfax HVAC & Cooling Solutions, working from Byrd Drive since 2006, services heat pumps for homes, condos and small businesses.

Fairfax homes vary from older ramblers to newer townhouses, and the useful questions do not change: ask for a load calculation, ask whether the ducts will be tested, and ask how the system will handle the coldest nights. The Vent Guys can test a house before an install, and Breeze Master Inc and Comfort Defender Heating & Air can install heat pumps sized to the result.

Companies here name Vienna, Oakton, Falls Church, Arlington, Centreville and McLean among the places they work. Nearby pages for Vienna, Burke, Annandale, Reston and Falls Church list the companies based in those towns.

Common questions about heat pump installers in Fairfax

Can I get a blower door or duct leakage test in Fairfax?

The Vent Guys offers blower door and duct leakage testing, air balancing and energy auditing, though it does not install equipment. CroppMetcalfe Fairfax is listed with a DOE home energy audit certification.

Who installs dual fuel or hybrid heat pump systems in Fairfax?

Breeze Master Inc installs dual fuel and hybrid systems along with heat pumps and ductless mini-splits. B&B Air Conditioning & Heating Service and United Air Temp also offer dual fuel installs.

Which Fairfax companies work in Oakton and Vienna?

Air Pro, Inc. is based in Oakton and serves Vienna, Reston and Great Falls. AA RAPID Plumbing, Air Conditioning, Heating LLC also covers Oakton, Vienna and McLean.

Is there a Fairfax installer licensed in Virginia, Maryland and DC?

Rubio Mechanical Inc holds licenses in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC and installs heat pumps and furnaces in all three.

Which nearby towns have their own page?

Vienna, Burke, Annandale, Reston and Falls Church each have their own page. Listings from Oakton appear on this Fairfax page.

Heat Pump Installers near Fairfax

Before you hire

In Virginia, HVAC tradesmen must hold state certification from the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation, and contracting businesses are licensed by its Board for Contractors. This directory does not verify licenses. Ask for the license number and look it up before you sign, and ask for a Manual J load calculation before anyone sizes a heat pump.