John C. Flood of VA

Martin S.

Jose Bonilla with John C Flood is the best plumber ever! He explained everything he was doing - and get this actually saved me money by diagnosing an issue that other plumbers had said would require much more work.

S X.

Awful company, tried to scam me. The guy came here and took a look, tried to charge me $1600 for a single part replacement. He said it is not worth it so insist me to replace the whole furnace and AC, which would easily cost over $10k.
I let him go and did my own research. I found the broken part and purchased a similar unit for $269 (a blow motor), replaced it and now my AC is running again.
Especially this technician made me feel really uncomfortable. As soon as he arrived, he told me that my furnace and AC were very old and full of problems. He even started fiddling with another completely unrelated AC unit for quite a while, then told me that one also had all sorts of issues. Between the lines, it was clear he was just trying to get me to replace everything so they could make more money.
I told him the other unit had no problems. He said he didn't know, so I went and turned the switch on--only to find the unit wasn't running at the time. I told him it had been working just fine earlier. Then he said, ""oh yeah? so why isn't it running?""
For a moment, I even wondered if he had sabotaged something while I wasn't looking... Thankfully, he was just being a jerk with his words and didn't actually do anything. If he had done something, this wouldn't just be a one-star review situation.
Yes, also,
Oh, and one more thing. When it came time to charge me, he asked for $99. But I found them through a promotion that clearly states new customers only pay $59. He made no effort to mention that. It was only after I brought it up that he adjusted the price. Classic predatory behavior.
Anyway, try avoiding this predatory company.

Bonnie B.

Best experience with a plumber in a long while. Decided to try them after some not so good experiences over the years with others.
They are organized, efficient and professional in every way from the administrative offices to the technician, Harry.
Really great service.

Elizabeth H.

Excellent service from Daniel Robinson. He is the consummate professional in his expertise and in conducting business with customers. He educated me on better ways to treat my appliances so that they will perform well. I very much appreciated having Daniel inspect and repair my Trane AC. I also appreciated his warning about a big fat wolf spider that was hanging out above my patio door. Otherwise, it might have ended badly for both the spider and for me.

Kirk H.

Fardeen Ferozi did an excellent job testing for freon leak of ac unit and repair of valve leaking freon

Madi F.

Totally recommend this company!for hvac, plumbing or electric! Super happy with their fair practices on price and work.
We've used these guys since 2017 at both our houses in the Md/ DC area.

Russell D.

John Sumlin of JC FLOOD did a wonderful job of analyzing my heating system and making excellent recommendations. He was very personable and very good at explaining my situation. I am glad that I had him as a service agent.

Mary W.

Sean Hoffman was excellent. He is professional, extremely knowledgeable and honest. Our Heater quit working and after a diagnostic procedure Sean found it was a little sediment that came in from the high winds. He blew it out and reset it after making sure 3 times the heater came back on. I was absolutely over the moon happy.
We always used Climate air & heating for 30 years with Cory. John C Flood bought them out as they are just as good with my Lennox Air Conditioning and Furnace for heat.

Rebecca S.

Be Careful if you call this company for a Service Call. They might try to Sell, Sell, Sell. Hard Sell. Really Hard Sell. That's how they did me a few months ago. Several years ago, the plumber was good for a minor issue, so that's why I called this company for HVAC issue.

Drain line on HVAC unit was backed up. Called to unclog blockage. HVAC tech was good; he blew nitrogen through & cut a pipe. After I paid, he said I needed a new HVAC unit. I asked a couple questions any consumer with two brain cells would ask. He said he couldn't answer, someone would contact me. Couple hours later a project manager shows up. Hello Advanced Towing. I got sucked in, but at the time, I had no reason not to trust them. It's been nothing but frustration, malfunctioning HVAC unit, breakers blown out in electrical panel TWICE, electrical power out in some areas of condo, money spent, more money spent. Yes, I did call as problems came up after the install. They came but didn't resolve anything. Main problem, they put in a dual-heater HVAC unit (60 amps) that is way too big for my tiny condo. My electrical panel only has 30 amps for the HVAC unit. They should have gotten me a one-heater, 10kw, 20 amp unit. The dual-heater, 60 amps is meant for a big house. They unplugged one heater strip, but the new HVAC unit doesn't function properly. And the drain line on HVAC unit backed up four months after installation. So I could have still had the old HVAC, and taken my time to do my due diligence in getting a new one. I found out recently it's a basement pipe causing the backup in drain line.

I could have waited weeks or months to get the correct HVAC unit. But No, their North Star is to Sell, Sell, Sell, and Sell quickly. Whatever they had on hand, just sell the dumb broad what they had.

In retrospect, I should have firmly cut them loose the first time they came to install. The new HVAC unit didn't fit!! What happened to measure twice, cut once??!? But I am forgiving, and I know everybody makes mistakes. Then the second install attempt a couple weeks later, Boom! Breakers get tripped, Twice!

Live and Learn. If I had known about their predatory business tactics back when I first called for HVAC service, I would have never considered doing further business with them. When lack of scruples and competency, or both, are exposed, I can no longer do business with them. Just Be Careful. Do your research. $8K - $9K is the average price range for a new Magic Pak install if you go with an honest, reputable HVAC company. $13K is obscene, especially if it's not the right unit for you. My neighbor had a new HVAC unit installed last year and his was done properly. Prep work was done, electrical panel checked. He has No problems, no power outages, and reasonably priced.

Caveat Emptor with this company.

Mark S.

John C Flood wasted my time.
I made an appointment with John D Flood and they did not show up for the appointment. And they didn't call to let me know they were not coming. Then they send a ""Write a Review"" email to me.

This shows that this company is disorganized and unprofessional.

I recommend that you NOT waste your time with John C Flood.