Heating

Heating Services
in DC, MD, & Northern VA

The characteristically mild conditions in the Mid-Atlantic can quickly plummet into heavy snowfall, freezing temperatures, and icy conditions during the winter months. Your heating system is the only thing standing between you and the brutal cold, so the last thing you want is for your system to break down when you need it most.

Thankfully, John C. Flood has over 120 years of heating experience right here in the DMV area. With one call, we provide expert installation, repair, and maintenance for your heating system, so you and your family can stay warm and cozy all winter long.

Our Services

No matter what type of heating service you need, we’re here to help.

We live and work in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., just like you do, so we understand the bitter cold of winter. If you’re installing a new heating system, our licensed HVAC experts will inspect your home to determine the best unit for your needs.

A new, more efficient heating system can lead to:

  • Increased energy efficiency
  • Lower energy bills
  • Fewer repairs in the near future
  • Decreased chance of a costly repair

Not all heating systems need to be replaced. Sometimes, a repair is all you need for it to get working again.

With unparalleled diagnostic equipment, extensive team training, and the highest quality products, John C. Flood ensures that you’ll receive superior heating repair service, including:

The best way to avoid uncomfortable heater problems this winter is to have your system professionally inspected before the cold months arrive. We recommend you sign up for an annual service. Our team will contact you when it’s time for your inspection, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.

Routine HVAC maintenance is the best way to prevent the need for emergency heating repairs. If properly serviced, your heating system can last you up to 15 years.

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Types of Heating Systems We Service

We service the three most common types of heating systems in the DMV area:

  • Boilers: Boilers heat water that circulates through radiators or underfloor heating to warm a home. We can install, maintain, and repair your home’s boiler heating system for optimal performance.
  • Furnaces: Furnaces heat air that is distributed through ducts and vents to warm a home. Whether you need a new furnace or repairs to your current system, we can help.
  • Heat Pumps: A heat pump moves heat between the outside and inside of a building by using existing heat instead of burning fuel. We have the heat pump experience you need for repairs and installations.
Providing Comfort to Families for over 120 Years
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Why Choose John C. Flood for Heating Services?

John C. Flood is your trustworthy source for all your heating system needs. With our experienced professionals, you get:

  • Licensed, insured, and experienced HVAC technicians with 120+ years serving DMV homes.
  • Flat-rate, upfront pricing.
  • Knowledge of various heating systems.
  • Reliable same-day service when available.

Contact John C. Flood today to schedule your heating system service!

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FAQs About Heating Services

At least once a year, ideally before the start of the heating season. Regular maintenance helps your system run efficiently, prevents unexpected breakdowns, extends its lifespan, and keeps your home safe and comfortable.

The most common signs include:

  • Cool air blowing from the vents with the heat turned on
  • Continuous burning smell
  • Short cycling
  • Uneven heat and cold spots in your home
  • Strange noises from your furnace or boiler
  • Discolored pilot light

We recommend the “50% Rule.” If the cost of the repair(s) is 50% or more than the cost of a new unit, it’s usually more cost-effective to replace it. This is especially true if your unit is more than halfway through its expected lifespan, or approximately six years old or older.

When in doubt, call a trustworthy professional for an honest, expert evaluation. The right professional will offer a free estimate to inspect your system and help you determine the next steps to take.