Serving Old Town Alexandria
Why Old Town Alexandria Homeowners Trust Us as Their HVAC Company
Careful hands for houses older than the HVAC trade
Old Town Alexandria is one of the hardest places in Virginia to do HVAC well, and one of the most rewarding. Federal and Georgian rowhouses from the 1700s and 1800s, brick party walls, plaster and horsehair, heart-pine floors nobody wants drilled, and mechanical spaces that were designed for a coal bin, not a modern air handler.
Modern comfort that never shows from the street
The answers here are specialized: high-velocity mini-duct systems that snake through old framing where full-size ductwork will never fit, ductless heads placed where they respect the moldings, compact equipment tucked into closets and knee walls, and boilers, plenty of them still running, kept alive by techs who know cast iron. Preservation matters on these blocks, and the BAR has opinions about what shows from the street; we design around both.
We've served some Old Town houses under three owners
We've serviced Old Town since 1956, long enough to have worked on some of these houses under three different owners, and the same crews cover the blocks just beyond the historic district, in Rosemont, Potomac Yard, and the West End. A real person answers day or night, and one number covers the rowhouse, the carriage house, and the condo conversion above the King Street shop.