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Nero’s Heating & Air Reviews

Serving Washington, DC, Prince George’s County, Montgomery County & Northern Virginia, including Upper Marlboro, Hyattsville, District Heights and Silver Spring.

  • BBB Accredited, A+
  • Maryland HVACR License HVAC R 47671
  • Licensed in Washington, DC
  • EPA 608 Certified
  • 697reviews across the four profiles that publish a count
  • 4.8★on Google, from 240+ reviews
  • 4public profiles, listed below including the smallest
  • October 2026Most Recent Review
  • HVAC R 47671
  • Master HVAC & EPA 608
  • BBB Accredited A+
  • Insured

The Sites We Have Reviews On

  • Thumbtack
    Reviews
    451
    Rating
    4.7★

    The largest of the four profiles

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  • Google
    Reviews
    240+
    Rating
    4.8★

    Verified Google Business Profile

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  • Yelp
    Reviews
    6
    Rating
    3.7★

    The lowest rating we hold

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  • BBB
    Reviews
    2
    Rating
    A+, accredited since 9 December 2025

    No complaints closed in three years

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What Homeowners Say Most Often

Every excerpt below is a customer’s own words, trimmed with an ellipsis where a middle is cut and never reworded, with a link to the review it came from.

240+ reviews describe being told why, not just what

The pattern is a homeowner who got the reasoning behind the recommendation, including the times the recommendation was to spend money rather than save it.

“[He] explained us why one of the older systems was not communicating well with our Nest thermostat and why instead of repairing and wasting our money we should consider a newer more efficient communicating system.”

Rohit S. · Google

Related: AC installation and replacement

240+ reviews describe the diagnosis coming first

Homeowners write about someone looking at the system and naming the fault before any number was discussed, often on a call made the same day.

“My HVAC had an inexplicable leak. Nero’s responded to my call right away and came to my home the next day, on time, and […] diagnosed my problem.”

Joseph S. · Google · February 2026

Related: AC repair

240+ reviews name the technician who came

People remember who turned up. Reviewers name the individual rather than the company, which is unusual in a trade where the van is usually the only thing anyone recalls.

“We are new homeowners. Ray was our technician. Been having heat problems. He conducted a thorough diagnosis and identified steps we can take to improve the efficiency […]”

Roy M. · Yahoo Local · January 2026

240+ reviews describe being shown how to avoid the next call

A smaller pattern, and a telling one. The visit ended with the homeowner knowing what to try themselves before picking up the phone again.

“Had an issue with AC and Heat running at the same time. They were able to fix my issue and explained some work arounds I could do if it happened again.”

Omar K. · Yahoo Local · September 2025

Related: AC maintenance

Read all 240+ Google reviews.

The Towns These Reviews Come From

We cannot break the counts down by town yet, because the platforms do not publish reviewer locations in a form anyone can count. Rather than estimate, here is where the work happens, with the pages that cover each one.

Prince George’s County

A town missing from that list is still worth a phone call.

Review FAQs

697 when we last checked. A figure like this is worth nothing without the day it was taken, so ours carries one everywhere it appears and gets rebuilt quarterly.

Four, all linked above. We keep no profile on sites that resell leads, so if you find us listed somewhere else, that entry is a directory scrape rather than ours.

Check them yourself. Each number links to the profile holding it, none were typed from memory, and none were carried forward from an older version of this page.

Call and say so. Repairs carry a 30-day warranty and installations carry one year on labor, and the return visit gets booked the same way the first one did.

Yes, and whichever platform you already have an account on is the easiest one. Write what happened, including anything that did not go the way you wanted it to.

See What the Reviews Describe, on Your Own System

Every number above points somewhere you can check it. If your system needs looking at, you get told what failed, what it costs to put right, and whether the repair is worth doing on a system that age.

Published 3 October 2026 · Last updated 3 October 2026

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