M E Flow

Name: M E Flow
Address: 12 Cardinal Park Dr #107, Leesburg, VA, 20175, US
Telephone: 703-250-3569
Rating: 3

12 Cardinal Park Dr #107
Leesburg, VA 20175 703-250-3569

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Consumer from BURKE, VA
Aug 26, 2025

This is the combined name that merged with Airplus Air, our previous provider. When our AC went out, they fixed it a few days later after they purchased a new part. Seems like a reliable company with competent repair people. I'm gonna look around for multiple bids on a new system.

Consumer from FAIRFAX, VA
Apr 29, 2025

I needed the annual checkup to satisfy condo requirements. All was OK with the system that was just installed 3 years ago. Then, before leaving, the tech tried to sell me on having the coils cleaned for $565 and a delay and capacitor start kit and an ez trap with switch for $985. The overall inspection was free as I still have a contract. I won't be renewing. My contract was with Air Plus, they seemed to do good work, then were bought by Flow. Flow tried hard to conceal this change of ownership. I have some poorr quality plumbing work that I will try to get them to make good on, then we're done. I think it's probably best to get separate companies for the various specialties rather than one company that doesn't seem up to either task.

Consumer from RESTON, VA
Apr 13, 2025

I've had a contract for HVAC and plumbing services with M.E. Flow for many years. They are very reliable and helpful - I feel I can depend on them to keep my condo in good order and running well. Their staff members are great, very helpful and courteous. I'm very happy with M.E. Flow!

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