Brathwaite and Johnson HVAC

Virginia Beach, VA · 8 yrs in business

Public listing

About Brathwaite and Johnson HVAC

This listing is for Brathwaite and Johnson HVAC, a HVAC business working in Virginia Beach. Its profile puts the company at 8 years old. There are 2 people on the team, by its profile.

The listing includes AC repair. Low refrigerant usually means there is a leak somewhere, so it is fair to ask whether a repair will find and fix the leak or only recharge the system. For A/C services needed, it names repair and routine maintenance. It gives house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business for property type.

Warm air from the vents, an outdoor unit that will not start, ice on the lines and water around the indoor unit are the usual reasons people call.

It posts weekend hours on Saturday and Sunday. The full schedule is Monday to Thursday 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm; Friday 3:00 pm to 11:59 pm; Saturday and Sunday 7:00 am to 11:59 pm. Living in Norfolk, Chesapeake and Portsmouth rather than Virginia Beach itself? Include your town and ask.

A message to Brathwaite and Johnson HVAC about a new system should mention the size of the house, how many floors it has and which rooms are hardest to keep comfortable. Booking maintenance before the season starts usually means more flexible scheduling than waiting for a breakdown in a heat wave.

Written from the details on this listing. Contact the business to confirm the latest.

Quick facts

In business:: 8 years
Team size:: 2 people
Hours:: Mon–Thu 5:00 pm–11:00 pm, Fri 3:00 pm–11:59 pm, Sat, Sun 7:00 am–11:59 pm
Listed for:: Central Air Conditioning Repair
Area:: Virginia Beach, VA
Payment:: Ask this pro about their preferred payment method

What to ask before you hire

How did you work out the size of the system you are proposing?
What does the quote include: equipment, labor, removal of the old unit, permit and thermostat?
Will the ductwork need changes for the new system?
How long will the house be without heating or cooling during the work?
Can you show me two or three options at different efficiency levels?