Cheverly is not just another stop on our service map. It is home base for Nero's Heating & Air, right on 62nd Avenue near the Cheverly Orange and Silver Line Metro station. Our HVAC team handles furnace repair, AC repair, heat pumps, seasonal maintenance and heating and cooling system replacement throughout Cheverly and Prince George's County.
So whether the house suddenly has no heat, the AC is struggling through July or an older system has you wondering what comes next, you have a local team that can take it from there.
Our heating work covers the systems Cheverly homes rely on through winter, including furnaces, boilers and radiators. We handle repairs, seasonal maintenance and full heating system replacement, with each service matched to the equipment already in the home and what it needs to keep running reliably.
For cooling, we work across the full life of the system. That includes routine AC maintenance, repair when something is off, emergency service when cooling is lost, and air conditioner replacement when the old equipment is no longer worth putting money into.
Heat pumps and ductless mini-splits give you a little more flexibility because they can handle heating, cooling or both. We repair, install and maintain heat pump systems as well as single-zone and multi-zone mini-splits for individual rooms, additions and whole-home comfort.
If the shower turns cold too quickly, the water never gets hot enough or you have no hot water at all, we can help you figure out what is going on. Our water heater services cover repair and replacement for both tank and tankless systems.
Sometimes the temperature is fine but the house still does not feel comfortable. Summer humidity can make rooms feel damp and heavy, while winter air can get painfully dry. Our indoor air quality services include air duct cleaning, whole-home humidifiers and whole-home dehumidifiers to address those different problems.
If you are replacing a furnace or air conditioner in Cheverly, there is an extra local step to plan for. The Town of Cheverly building permit process comes first. Prince George's County also requires a mechanical permit through the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement (DPIE).
You do not have to manage either application yourself. Our HVAC installation team handles both permits in the correct order, so the paperwork is taken care of before installation moves forward.
Permit costs are included in your final HVAC replacement quote, so you see that part of the project cost before approving the work.
Learn more about HVAC permits in Maryland
If you are replacing heating or cooling equipment in Cheverly, it is worth checking incentives before settling on a model. The Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco) offers energy-efficiency programs for Maryland customers through EmPOWER Maryland, and eligibility depends on the equipment being installed.
You do not need to sort through that alone. When we come out for your replacement estimate, we can go over the current options with you so you understand what may apply before choosing the system.
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A furnace, AC or heat pump does not always give you months to budget for its replacement. If paying the full project cost at once does not work for your household, financing may give you another way to plan the expense.
We keep the financing details separate so you can review the available options alongside your HVAC estimate and decide what works for your budget.
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Yes. Our technicians can diagnose and repair furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and boilers installed by another contractor. You do not need the original installer to service the system properly.
If your repair needs a part we do not have on hand, we explain what is needed, whether it must be ordered and what you should do in the meantime.
Often, yes. Age alone does not tell us whether an HVAC system can be repaired. We check the failure, overall condition and repair history before recommending the best next step.
Turn it off if you smell gas, see signs of overheating or hear unusual combustion noises. Otherwise, call for a diagnosis rather than repeatedly resetting it, which can hide the fault.
Yes. An air conditioner can keep running while a capacitor, blower, refrigerant circuit or airflow problem keeps it from cooling properly. We test the system to find the cause first.
