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Commercial and church HVAC reviews from Northern Virginia homeowners

10 reviews from Google, Angi and the BBB talk about commercial hvac, refrigeration and church hvac, from homeowners in Woodbridge. Each one is quoted exactly as posted, with a link to the original.

Last updated October 5, 2026 · 10 reviews in all

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The commercial & churches reviews that say the most

How we picked these: the most specific reviews first, the ones that name the problem, how it turned out and how they were treated. Then the newest, spread across towns.

5 out of 5 stars

SwiftPro Saved the Day!
During a 90° heat wave, my rental’s AC went out and the management company delayed action for almost a week. I reached out to several HVAC companies, and SwiftPro was the fastest and most responsive. Jazmyn immediately recognized the urgency and had Moises out that same day—even after hours. He diagnosed the issue and gave me an estimate within an hour. The new HVAC unit was ordered and installed the next day, and they even helped me secure financing while I was on vacation. …
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I’ve never had better service. I’ve told my management company to use SwiftPro for everything from now on. Highly recommend!

Jennifer B. · on or before July 23, 2025Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

New tenants in the rental property had a problem with their drain. Property manager sent their plumber said they snakeed the drain and could not solve the clog. Wanted $800 to snake the drain through the roof vent.
Called Swift Pro and James Milligan solve the problem in 15 minutes saving me hundreds of dollars.

Evan O. · on or before May 29, 2026Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

SwiftPro HVAC team promptly called us and scheduled thier visit to our stores. As promised the technician showed up on time. We are glad thier technician is highly experienced and knew exactly the issue. Resolved the problem. We are very satisfied with the work and do recommend SwiftPro to anyone for your HVAC needs.

R. P. · on or before July 18, 2025Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

Tyler is beyond knowledgeable and professional! He’s done HVAC work for our church and others we know. So he’s the obvious choice to consider for our home! Explained various options with pros and cons to find the right system for us!

Lisa H. · on or before June 30, 2025Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

During an intense heatwave, Moises provided exceptional emergency service for our aging commercial HVAC units at the church, ensuring they kept running through the hottest days of summer. Their prompt response, expert repairs, dedication to quality, and fair pricing were truly impressive. For reliable and top-tier HVAC services, Moises is a standout choice. I highly recommend Tyler, Moises, and the entire team at SwiftPro for all your commercial or residential HVAC needs!

Mike O. · on or before September 12, 2024Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

Awesome job! They came out same day in only a matter of a few hours of calling for service. Moises and co were super knowledgeable and efficient.
We appreciate your business and kind words!

A. W. · October 2024Angi (Fairfax profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

During an intense heatwave, Moises provided exceptional emergency service for our aging commercial HVAC units at the church, ensuring they kept running through the hottest days of the summer. Their prompt response, expert repairs, dedication to quality, and fair pricing were truly impressive. For reliable and top-tier HVAC services, Moises is a standout choice. I highly recommend Tyler, Moises, and the entire team at SwiftPro for all your commercial or residential HVAC needs!
We appreciate your kind words Mike!

Mike O. · September 2024Angi (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

I had a blockage in my pipe and James snaked it through and took out some weird wire that the tenant left in there.

Travis T. · September 26, 2026Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

5 out of 5 stars

Thank you to Moises and his team for quickly and efficiently responding to my request for pre-season servicing of my commercial HVAC units.

Tim O. · on or before December 20, 2024Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

What this job usually involves

Commercial calls are mostly walk-in coolers and freezers running warm, rooftop units that quit over a dining room or a sanctuary, and buildings that need their heating and cooling planned around when people are in them. Virginia's food regulations hold cold food at 41 degrees or below, so a walk-in drifting past that is a real problem. What we find is usually a failed temperature controller, an iced-over evaporator with a fan down, dirty coils and plugged drains, a slow refrigerant leak on an old R-22 system, or a tired compressor.

We service, repair and replace rooftop units, setting new ones by crane with a curb adapter when the footprint doesn't match. Every fall we look at each heat exchanger, and when one has failed we shut the gas off and tell you that day. Churches get the walkthrough on a weekday, a written estimate a building committee can read, and crane days planned clear of services. Recent jobs include Trane rooftop units and commercial splits, Carrier packaged units, a Lennox rooftop unit and Mitsubishi Electric VRF. We have 24/7 emergency service, and we don't name our commercial customers.

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Three SwiftPro HVAC technicians smiling on a flat roof in Northern Virginia beside a rooftop unit with its service panels open — Setting a rooftop unit on a commercial job

Questions people ask

Do you repair walk-in coolers and freezers?

Yes. Most of our refrigeration work is walk-ins, reach-ins and prep tables in restaurant kitchens: controls, fans, defrost, coils, leaks and compressors. When an old system isn't worth another repair, we'll tell you and quote the replacement.

Do you have 24/7 emergency service for businesses?

Yes. Call any time, nights and weekends included, and tell us which unit it is and what it's doing. Planned work like replacements and crane lifts gets scheduled with you ahead of time, so the unit is off when it hurts least.

How often should commercial HVAC be serviced?

Twice a year for most buildings: spring for cooling, fall for heat. Kitchens load up filters and coils faster than offices, so a restaurant's walk-ins, make-up air filters and belts and the ice machine cleaning go on the same two visits. Agreements are priced per building after we've seen the equipment.

Do you work on churches?

Yes. We walk every unit on a weekday, put the options and prices in writing plain enough for the trustees, and plan repairs and crane days clear of Sundays, weddings, funerals, Christmas and Easter. Every fall we check each heat exchanger before the heating season starts.

Our unit still runs on R-22. Do we have to replace it?

Not right away. R-22 hasn't been made in the U.S. since 2020, so every recharge costs more than the last, but a tight system with a good compressor can keep going. If it's leaking, we find the leak and tell you whether fixing it beats replacing it.

Every other review that mentions it

Woodbridge5 out of 5 stars

Outstanding team. Did great work on our Church Air Conditioner. Most of all the team did a great job explaining everything they did and recommendations.

Danny G. · on or before April 9, 2025Google (Chantilly profile) ↗

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