#1 Air-Pro Mechanical
Richmond · Licensed since 2005
Richmond heating and air contractor on North Hamilton Street that has served homes and businesses since 1978.
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#2 Midlothian Mechanical
North Chesterfield · Licensed since 2005
North Chesterfield heating, cooling and sheet-metal contractor, founded in 1996, serving homes and businesses across the Richmond area.
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#3 Bradley Mechanical
North Chesterfield · Licensed since 2007
Chesterfield heating, cooling, plumbing and electrical contractor, established in 1969, serving homes across Central Virginia.
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#4 River City Heating & Air
Richmond · Licensed since 2007
Locally owned West End Richmond heating and air company, in business since 2006, that repairs, replaces and maintains home and commercial systems.
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#5 Green Air
Ashland · Licensed since 2007
Family-owned Ashland heating and cooling contractor founded in 2007 that serves homes and commercial buildings in Central Virginia.
#6 Fresh Air Heating, Cooling & Indoor Air Quality
Ashland · Licensed since 2011
Ashland heating, cooling and indoor air quality company, serving the Richmond area since 2011, with plumbing and electrical work as well.
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#7 Climate Solutions Heating & Cooling
Richmond · Licensed since 2017
Henrico (West End Richmond) heating and air company with a showroom on Mayland Court that repairs all major brands and installs Trane systems.
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#8 Stoneman HVAC
Midlothian · Licensed since 2024
Locally owned Midlothian heating and cooling company that repairs, installs and maintains systems for homes and businesses and builds custom ductwork.
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About HVAC in Richmond
Richmond has a humid subtropical climate: July highs average near 90°F, the area has logged at least 18 days above 90 degrees every year since 2000, and it still sees about 74 freezing nights a year, so most homes need dependable cooling and heating. Virginia contractors are licensed by the Board for Contractors at DPOR; a license has a class (A, B or C) that caps job size and specialties that set the type of work, and heating and air work needs the HVA (Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning) specialty. This list covers Richmond and nearby Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover County firms. Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 27 October 2026.