
HVAC Contractors
HVAC pros we'd let into our own homes.
Heating, cooling, AC repair, furnace installation, and duct work from certified HVAC technicians. We connect you with the right contractor for the job.
Stay Comfortable Year-Round
Whether your AC goes out in July or your furnace won't start in January, we connect you with experienced HVAC technicians who can diagnose and fix the problem fast.
Our network includes contractors who specialize in residential heating and cooling systems, from emergency repairs to full system replacements. HVAC is a licensed trade in Virginia, and we verify the licence and the insurance before making a referral.

HVAC Done Right
We only work with HVAC contractors who meet our standards.
- EPA-certified technicians
- Licence and insurance verified before referral
- Experience with all major brands (Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem)
- Emergency and same-day service available
- Energy-efficient system recommendations
- Free estimates with no obligation

When to Schedule What
Timing your HVAC service right means you are not calling for emergency repair in July when every tech in the area is booked solid.
- March, April: AC tune-up before pollen season, clean coils, check refrigerant, test thermostat
- May, August: Change filters every 30 days during peak cooling. Check outdoor unit after thunderstorms.
- September, October: Furnace/heat pump inspection before heating season. Best availability for non-emergency service.
- November, February: Change filters monthly. Know where your emergency shutoff is. Brush snow off outdoor unit.
- Year-round: Check CO detectors on every floor. Replace batteries at daylight saving time changes.
Appalachian Power Rebates
Most of the Lynchburg area is served by Appalachian Power, and its efficiency programs run under the TakeCharge Virginia banner rather than the AEP name, which is why they are easy to miss. Residential programs include Home Performance, Bring Your Own Thermostat and Efficient Products instant discounts. Rebate values change, so check the current list at takechargeva.com and ask your contractor which programs they file for.