Specialties
Reliable comfort and power—without the runaround. Owner‑operated by Dave, we’re a local HVAC & electrical team keeping homes and businesses comfortable and safe. From no‑cool emergencies to panel upgrades, we show up on time, communicate clearly, and do the job right the first time. Expect straightforward pricing, tidy work, and options that fit your needs—not pressure or upsells. If something isn’t right, we’ll make it right. That’s our commitment to long‑term customer relationships.
What we do
HVAC: AC & heat pump repair/installation, furnace service & replacement, seasonal tune‑ups/maintenance, ductless mini‑splits, smart thermostats & zoning, indoor air quality (filters, UV, humidifiers).
Electrical: Troubleshooting & repairs, panel upgrades & circuit additions, EV charger installs, generator interlocks/transfer switches, whole‑home surge protection, lighting design & LED retrofits, ceiling fans/outlets/switches, code corrections & safety inspections.
Why customers choose us
Clear communication • Fair, upfront pricing • Respect for your home or business • Satisfaction‑focused service
History
Established in 2011.
Complete Comfort began in 2011 as a family effort in Glade Spring, VA. With roots in electrical training and a growing passion for HVAC, our small crew set up a backyard shop and ran calls out of an old F‑250—handling everything from scheduling to installs. We first opened as Quality Mechanical Contracting, then chose the name Complete Comfort to reflect what we deliver, not just what we build. Today, based in Chilhowie, VA, we’ve grown into a tight‑knit HVAC & Electrical team serving Southwest Virginia. The tools are newer, but our values haven’t changed: honest advice, careful craftsmanship, and customer first service you can count on.
Meet the Business Owner: David C.
I started Complete Comfort in 2011 with a small shop and a single truck. Today I lead a skilled HVAC & Electrical team in Chilhowie. My promise is straightforward: honest advice, clean workmanship, and service that doesn’t stop when the job is “done.”