off-topic: HVAC tech recommendation?

[Dan Schwartz]

Very off-topic, but can anyone recommend a good HVAC technician in the DC area?

 

Thanks,

 

Dan

[WCus...@aol.com]

I've used Arlington Heating and AC, and they've been good. (703) 671-2288.  We also did a major job with a sub hired by our contractor, and I thought they were good, too.CFS Service Corp., 703-497-9000.

 

William M. Cusmano, Esq.
William M. Cusmano, P.C.
2000 N 14th Street, #210
Arlington, VA 22201
703-527-1775
703-524-7610 (fax)
wcus...@aol.com

 

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[Mark Kerlin]

I can recommend Steve Varvounis, a square dealer and fellow bike rider: 240-671-9745 (available 7 days a week). 

Mark Kerlin

[Dan Schwartz]

Thanks everyone.  I appreciate the many responses.

 

Dan

[Harry Fang]

I highly recommend:

Tyler Chau

Advance Air Technologies, Inc.
19700 Drop Forge Lane
Gaithersburg, MD 20879

Phone: (240) 388 7920 Fax: (301) 519-3508

MD HVAC # 20156 MD Master gas # 67416 WSSC # 71169
DC HVACR. 901718 DC Plumbing/Gas # PM1000593

He did a great job for me, ripping out the two old gas systems from the 1940's 

Redid the ductwork and added another supply and return duct to my second floor for more circulation as the previous owner didn't plan it properly.

Not expensive either and Very reliable hard workers as they finished the job in two days in the middle of winter with no heat.
He came with a bunch of references as well.

Harry Fang

202-253-6100

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