Air conditioning repair service in Washington, DC

Many District rowhouses were built with gas furnaces and split systems sized for rooms that have since been reconfigured. Our technicians start by checking duct runs, return airflow, and where the outdoor unit can safely sit on a narrow lot.

Where ductwork is missing or impractical, such as in converted basements or additions, we look at ductless mini-split options. Installing these in historic rowhouses often requires careful line-set routing and wall placement.

Many older DC buildings use gas for heating and hot water. Our gas furnace repair and gas leak service addresses these systems directly, including older units that need replacement.