My 20-year-old furnace in my townhouse decided to break down during the record-breaking cold of December 2022. It was the coldest Christmas week in Northern Virginia history, and Moises and Oscar drove through terrible rush hour traffic to get my unit working again ASAP, saving both Christmas and possibly my life (seriously -it was really cold!). My wife and kids were incredibly grateful. …
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Moises is honest and extremely knowledgeable. He’s kept my old HVAC system running through brutal summers and frigid winters. When other companies provided expensive repair quotes, he offered second opinions that saved me thousands of dollars.
The SwiftPro team has also assisted with new construction, installing a new Trane heat pump HVAC system that delivers perfect heating and cooling efficiency. Additionally, Moises and Oscar installed bathroom ventilation, a range hood vent, and an awesome wood-burning mini-stove in our cabin. These guys can do it all, from system design to installation to maintenance.
For anyone in need of a top-tier HVAC company, whether for installation or ongoing maintenance, I wholeheartedly recommend Tyler, Moises, and the SwiftPro team. Their blend of expertise, rapid response, and customer care sets them apart as the best in the business!
AC repair reviews from Northern Virginia homeowners
What do customers say about SwiftPro's air conditioner repair?
103 reviews of SwiftPro talk about air conditioner repair on Google, Angi and the BBB, and 101 of them are five stars. 28 say we explained what was going on, and 23 call the price fair or reasonable, or say nobody pushed them. One customer wrote: He checked my AC voluntarily without any charge and provided what can be fixed.
(Pratap P., Google, August 29, 2026). The newest is from October 9, 2026. To book SwiftPro, go to goswiftpro.com/booking or call 703-997-9757.
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What this job usually involves
Most AC calls start the same few ways: warm air out of the registers, an outdoor unit that hums but never starts, water around the indoor unit, or a refrigerant line covered in ice. The usual causes are cheaper than people fear. A failed run capacitor or a burnt contactor stops the outdoor unit. A clogged condensate drain sends water toward the ceiling. A packed filter or a blower wheel caked in dust gives you a system that runs all day and never cools. Low refrigerant happens too, and low means leaking, so we look for the leak instead of topping it up every summer.
We look at the whole system, not just the part making noise: refrigerant pressures, the temperature drop across the indoor coil, amp draw and the electrical side. You get the repair price in writing before anyone starts, and you can say no. Capacitors, contactors, condensate parts, thermostats and most motors ride on the van. We work on Trane, Carrier, Rheem, Lennox, Goodman, York, American Standard, Bryant, Mitsubishi Electric and the rest.
