Northern Virginia . furnace or heat pump
6‑7 is back. $67 heating check.
So your heating does not quit this winter on the night you need it most, a SwiftPro technician goes through your furnace or heat pump for $67. Want the blower wheel pulled out and cleaned too? That is the $229 deep clean.
Read what he says
What’s up Northern Virginia? Just when you thought it was finally gone for good, we are bringing it back. 6‑7! For only $67, call SwiftPro today to get your furnace or heat pump inspection, to make sure that your heating does not fail this winter when you need it most. 6‑7!
★★★★★ 5.0 across 884 Google reviews. Licensed in Virginia, Class A 2705192276.
What you get
Look at it, or clean it.
Same technician, same van, same visit. The difference is whether the blower wheel comes out and gets cleaned or the system just gets tested and reported on.
If you want it checked
$67
The Heating Check
Somebody who knows heating looks at your furnace or heat pump and tells you what is going on with it.
- A full safety and operation check on one furnace or heat pump.
- On a gas furnace: burners, igniter, flame sensor and heat exchanger inspected.
- Electrical components tested.
- Thermostat checked and set up properly.
- Airflow and temperature rise measured, not guessed at.
- Photos of anything we flag, in writing, before we leave.
If you want it cleaned
$229reg. $467
The Blower Wheel Deep Clean
Everything in the check, and then the blower wheel comes out.
- The blower wheel comes out and gets cleaned, blade by blade.
- A new standard filter, fitted, and we take the old one with us.
- Your dampers set to the fall and winter configuration, so the house is ready for the first properly cold night instead of the week after it.
- A full furnace tune-up: gas pressure, temperature rise, safeties, sequence of operation.
Plus everything in the $67 check
- A full safety and operation check on one furnace or heat pump.
- On a gas furnace: burners, igniter, flame sensor and heat exchanger inspected.
- Electrical components tested.
- Thermostat checked and set up properly.
- Airflow and temperature rise measured, not guessed at.
- Photos of anything we flag, in writing, before we leave.
Every step
This is the whole visit.
Seven things happen, in this order. Ask the technician to hold the blower wheel up before and after; it is the one part of this you can actually be shown.
We look it over first
Burners, igniter, flame sensor and heat exchanger inspected on a gas furnace, electrical tested, airflow and temperature rise measured.
The blower wheel comes out
It has to come out of the furnace to be cleaned. This is how they usually look when it does.
This is what is on it
Felted dust packed into every blade. It sits downstream of every filter the house has ever had.
Cleaned blade by blade
Back to bare metal, then balanced and refitted.
The old filter comes out
And a new standard filter goes in. We take the old one away with us.
Dampers set for winter
The fall and winter configuration, so the heat goes where you actually are.
A full tune-up, and it is written down
Photos of anything we flag, in writing, before we leave.
Photographs are from SwiftPro heating jobs in Northern Virginia. The two steps without one are the two we have not photographed yet, and we would rather leave a gap than show you a picture of something else.
The part nobody looks at
66 degrees. Set at 69. Heat on.
That is a furnace running and losing. Sometimes the furnace is the problem. Just as often it is airflow, and airflow is the thing that never gets checked.
Inside every furnace there is a blower wheel, a drum with a few dozen small blades on it. It is the fan that pushes your heat through the house, and it sits downstream of every filter the house has ever had. Over ten or fifteen winters those blades pack with a grey felt of dust. A packed wheel moves a fraction of the air it was built to move. So the furnace fires, the air crawls, the rooms at the end of the duct run stay cold, and the thing runs twice as long to get nowhere.
We pull the wheel out and clean it. Most people have never seen theirs. Ask the technician to hold it up before and after.
A real thermostat in a real house. The heat is on and the room is three degrees short. This is what a tired system looks like from the hallway.
Not just us saying it
Where these come from.
Quoted from the source, and every source is a link you can open and read yourself.
Up to 15%
“Airflow problems can reduce your system’s efficiency by up to 15 percent.”
It is on their list, not just ours
“Clean and adjust blower components to provide proper system airflow for greater comfort levels.”
Why we inspect the burners
“A dirty burner or cracked heat exchanger causes improper burner operation.”
It happens inside the life of the equipment
A national lab study of ordinary homes found coils foul enough to double the pressure drop across them in seven to eleven years. Same dust, same air path, same blower pushing against it.
Why the wheel gets dirty in the first place
Your filter was doing its job.
It just ran out of room. Once a filter loads up, the air stops going through it and starts going around it, and everything the filter was catching goes straight onto the blower wheel. That is the whole mechanism. It is not exotic and it is not your fault.
A new standard filter is part of the $229 visit, and we take the old one away with us.
This is where it ends up. A blower wheel from a SwiftPro heating job in Northern Virginia, with dust packed onto every blade.
No surprises at the door
What the $229 covers, and what it does not.
Printed here, above the button, rather than in small type underneath it.
In the $229
- One furnace: the blower wheel out and cleaned, a new filter in, and the dampers set for the season.
- A new standard 1 inch filter, fitted. We take the old one away with us.
- Heat pump air handlers too. Same job, same price. Nothing burns in one, so the burner and heat exchanger checks simply do not apply.
Costs extra
You hear the price before we touch anything.
- A second system on the same visit, you get the price before we start, and you can say no to it.
- A 4 inch or 5 inch media filter, if that is the size your house takes. It costs more than a standard one and we tell you how much before we swap it.
- An actual repair, this is a cleaning visit. If a part has already failed we price the fix and you decide. Nothing gets repaired without you saying yes.
If we cannot get the wheel out, you pay $67.
On a seized motor, or an assembly that will not come out without breaking something, we stop and tell you why. You pay for the check, not the clean. Not the $229.
Northern Virginia, inside our service area. One visit per system. Offer ends December 31, 2026.
Heating season, Northern Virginia
Get it cleaned before you need it.
Pick a window that suits you. We will confirm it by text before anyone heads out.
Offer ends December 31, 2026. One visit per system, inside our Northern Virginia service area.
Straight answers
Questions people actually ask.
Is the $229 a discount off something?
Yes. $467 is our regular price for the same work and $229 is the promotional price. The $67 check is a promotional price too. Both run until December 31, 2026.
Do I need this every year?
The tune-up part, yes, once a year before you lean on the heat. Pulling the blower wheel, no. Every three to five years is plenty for most houses. Sooner if you have dogs, or if you have lived through a renovation with the system running.
My furnace seems fine. Why would I bother?
Because the wheel packs up slowly enough that nobody notices. The house just takes longer to come up to temperature each winter than it did the winter before. If we open yours and it is genuinely clean in there, we will tell you so and you will get the photos. At ten years and older it usually is not.
What happens if you find something wrong?
We tell you what it is, what it costs, and what happens if you leave it alone. Then you decide. We are not going to talk you into a system on a cleaning visit.
Will I actually notice a difference?
ENERGY STAR puts airflow problems at up to 15 percent of a system’s efficiency, and cleaning the blower is on their own maintenance checklist, not just ours. What people tell us they notice first is not the bill though. It is that the far rooms stop lagging behind the rest of the house.
Can I watch you pull the wheel out?
Please do. Ask to see it before and after. It is the part of the visit people remember.
Who comes out
Our own technicians, in our own vans.
No subcontractors and no leads handed off to a company you have never heard of. SwiftPro does heating, cooling, plumbing and duct cleaning across Northern Virginia, with 24/7 emergency service. 5.0 stars across 884 Google reviews.
SwiftPro Heating, Cooling and Plumbing. Chantilly, Virginia. Virginia Class A 2705192276.
