Robinson's Air Conditioning & Heating

Name: Robinson's Air Conditioning & Heating
Address: 671 Southlawn Ln #C, Rockville, MD, 20850, US
Telephone: 301-871-8902
Rating: 3.5

671 Southlawn Ln #C
Rockville, MD 20850 301-871-8902

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Areas Served by Robinson's Air Conditioning & Heating:

DC–NW
Montgomery Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Humidifiers
Air ducts (sheet metal work)
Central air conditioners
Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces

Electronic air cleaners
Heat pumps

Consumer Comments for Robinson's Air Conditioning & Heating

Consumer from Rockville, MD
Jun 07, 2022

I have been using this family-owned business for years. They have always been honest and fair. They have also consistently fixed whatever problems have arisen. I have an annual contract with them.

Consumer from Chevy Chase, MD
Mar 30, 2022

Original humidifier installed during the 2015 remodel was installed on the output rather than the input side of the air mover. As new owners, we requested that they return and give us an orientation on the 4 zone system. The orientation was adequate however they failed to discover why the basement was freezing when A/C was on and hot when heat was on. We read the manual and discovered that they had installed the humidifier on the output side of the basement air mover rather than on the input side...hence the airmover was pushing air into the HVAC room in the basement. We have not called them back to fix.

Consumer from Washington, DC
Jan 10, 2021

I didn't do cost comparisons because I've used them for 20 years. So I was surprised to see that their cost was now 35% above average. A new furnace (Carrier) cost $7000 and the new water heater $3000. They hadn't checked whether the humidifier was hooked up after relacement, and they had to come back. But I might have bumped a wire off when I replaced a water feeder tube some months earlier.

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