Leesburg homes, old and new.

Leesburg has two kinds of houses that need two different answers. In and around the historic downtown, many homes were built long before central air, and adding ductwork means tearing into plaster and trim. Out in the newer neighborhoods, it is standard forced air that just needs good repair and maintenance.

For the older homes, a ductless mini-split is often the right fix. A slim line set runs outside, each room gets its own head, and the walls stay intact. For the newer homes, we do everything from tune-ups to full replacements.

Leesburg is about 30 minutes from our Herndon base by Route 7 or the Dulles Greenway.

The houses in Leesburg

Downtown Leesburg's historic district has houses from the 1700s and 1800s alongside early 1900s homes, many heated by radiators or added-on systems. Neighborhoods like Lansdowne, River Creek and the developments off Route 15 and Battlefield Parkway date from the 1990s onward, with standard forced air and attic or basement air handlers.

What the weather does to systems here

Older Leesburg houses can lose a lot of heat through original windows and thin walls, which makes room-by-room ductless control especially useful. Newer homes here see the same humid summers as the rest of Loudoun, so clean coils and clear condensate drains matter.

What we do in Leesburg

• Ductless mini-splits. Heating and cooling for rooms the ducts never reached: additions, basements, attics, garages and older homes.
• Heating and AC repair. No heat, no cooling, strange noises, warm air from the vents. Furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps of every major brand, 24/7.
• New system installation. A new furnace, air conditioner or heat pump when the old one is past saving, sized for your house and installed clean.
• Water heaters. Tank, tankless and heat pump water heaters, plus expansion tanks, mixing valves and recirculation pumps. Same-day service is common.

Around Leesburg

We work around the historic downtown, Lansdowne and River Creek, Battlefield Parkway and Route 15 and the Route 7 corridor, and in Ashburn and Sterling too.