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Chesapeake, VA

HVAC repair and replacement in Chesapeake, from Greenbrier to Hickory.

Chesapeake covers everything from 1970s subdivisions with crawlspace ductwork to acreage homes running geothermal. We work on all of it, diagnosing before we recommend anything, repairing what can be repaired, and replacing only when it makes sense.

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  • Serving Hampton Roads since 2003
  • 20+ years experience
  • Master HVAC licensed
  • Master Gas licensed
  • Class A contractor
  • Financing available

HVAC in Chesapeake

Locally owned, serving all of Chesapeake.

Ductman HVAC is a locally owned heating and cooling company serving Chesapeake from our office in neighboring Virginia Beach. We repair, maintain, and replace air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, mini splits, and ductwork across the city, and we’re one of the few local companies that still works on geothermal systems.

Our technicians diagnose the whole system before recommending anything, and they’re paid for their workmanship, not their sales. If your system has life left in it, that’s what you’ll hear.

We serve every part of Chesapeake, from Greenbrier and Western Branch to Deep Creek, Great Bridge, Hickory, and Fentress.

Priority Service

Start with what’s happening at your house.

Tell us which situation you’re in and we’ll take it from there.

Around Chesapeake

Every part of Chesapeake, and what its homes tend to need.

A townhome in Greenbrier and a farmhouse in Hickory might as well be in different states, as far as their HVAC is concerned. Here’s what we tend to find across the city.

  • Greenbrier and Indian River

    Greenbrier, Indian River, Oak Grove

    Established subdivisions and townhome communities, many built from the 1970s through the 1990s. Crawlspace ductwork and aging second-generation systems are common, and townhome dryer vents often run longer than they should.

  • Great Bridge

    Great Bridge, Etheridge Lakes, Cahoon Plantation

    Larger subdivisions where many original systems from the 1990s and 2000s are reaching the end of their life. Repair-or-replace decisions come up often, and bonus rooms over garages that never cool are a frequent complaint.

  • Hickory and Fentress

    Hickory, Fentress, Pleasant Grove

    Acreage, custom homes, and the larger lots where geothermal systems are more common. Detached garages and workshops often need their own heating and cooling.

  • Deep Creek

    Deep Creek, Dock Landing, Gilmerton

    Older housing with a mix of split systems and package units, and crawlspace ductwork that has had decades of moisture to work on.

  • Western Branch

    Western Branch, Hodges Ferry, Taylor Road

    Established neighborhoods with crawlspace duct systems and many homes on their second or third piece of equipment.

What we do in Chesapeake

Heating and cooling services across Chesapeake.

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Chesapeake homes

Two very different halves of the city.

Most companies treat Chesapeake as one market and arrive with one answer: a new system. But the problems in a 1978 Greenbrier ranch and a Hickory property with a geothermal loop have almost nothing in common.

In the older neighborhoods to the north, the most common comfort problem we find isn’t the equipment at all. It’s crawlspace ductwork that has spent decades in a humid space: crushed, disconnected, sweating, or never sized for the system it’s attached to. Replacing the equipment on top of that duct just moves the problem.

In the south, it’s often the opposite: specialty equipment that most companies don’t service, on properties where a failed unit gets quoted as a full conventional replacement. We work on both, so we diagnose what’s actually there instead of what’s easiest to sell.

Ductman HVAC technician working on ductwork under a home

Commercial HVAC in Chesapeake

Serving Chesapeake businesses too.

From the offices and retail along the Greenbrier corridor to restaurants and industrial buildings across the city, Chesapeake businesses rely on us for maintenance, repair, and replacement: rooftop units, ductwork, kitchen hoods, and gas lines, all from one licensed contractor.

Commercial HVAC
Ductman HVAC technician watching a unit being lifted to the roof

Our office

Serving all of Chesapeake from Virginia Beach.

Ductman HVAC, Inc. 4978 Euclid Rd Virginia Beach, VA 23462 757-241-0723

No in-office appointments. We come to you.

Also serving: Virginia Beach Norfolk Portsmouth Suffolk Hampton Newport News

Geothermal in Hickory, Fentress, or Pleasant Grove?

We’re one of the few local companies that still repairs and replaces geothermal systems, usually keeping the loops you already paid for.

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Testimonials

Hear from our customers.

  • Mike was very professional and thorough throughout the entire process. Haven’t felt with any HVAC service before Ductman and will never choose anything else now. Thank you for a great experience.

    Robert Clark Google review

  • Everyone was respectful, a pleasure to work with, and they got the job done in a timely fashion with a great quality of work. My house heats even better now than before. 10/10 I absolutely recommend them.

    James Maurmeier Google review

  • Furnace went out on what seems like the coldest day so far this year. Chris answered our call and promptly sent out a technician to review the issue and provide an estimate. They were able to order and install the part quickly for a reasonable price. I would definitely call them again if we had another HVAC issue.

    Charisse Google review

Our Work

Recent work across Hampton Roads

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you serve all of Chesapeake?

Yes, including Greenbrier, Western Branch, Deep Creek, Great Bridge, Hickory, and Fentress.

Do you work on geothermal systems in Chesapeake?

Yes. We’re one of the few local companies that still repairs and replaces geothermal systems, usually keeping the loops you already paid for.

My Greenbrier home has rooms that never cool. Is it the AC?

Often it isn’t the equipment. In the older neighborhoods to the north, the most common comfort problem we find is crawlspace ductwork that has spent decades in a humid space: crushed, disconnected, sweating, or never sized for the system it’s attached to.

The bonus room in our Great Bridge house is always hot. What can we do?

Bonus rooms over garages that never cool are a frequent complaint in Great Bridge. Mini splits are a common fix for rooms the main system can’t reach.

Can you heat and cool a detached garage or workshop?

Yes. Mini splits handle garages and workshops the main system can’t reach.

Do you handle HVAC repairs for home sales in Chesapeake?

Yes. HVAC repairs and documentation for PICRAs and home inspections, scheduled around your closing date.

Do you offer emergency service in Chesapeake?

Yes. Emergency service is available 24/7. Call 757-241-0723.

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Let’s find out what your system actually needs.

Call us or send a request from anywhere in Chesapeake. We’ll find what’s actually wrong and explain your options in plain English.