Custom Air, Inc.

Custom Air, Inc. Custom Air, Inc. is a full service residential/light commercial heating and cooling company. Installation, Maintenance, & Repair.

is a full service heating & cooling company specializing in Design, installation, maintenance, & repair of residential/light commercial heating & cooling systems. With well over a 100+ years of combined experience in installation and service, our team has seen it all. Every installation is a "Custom" job fitted specifically for the application. We use nothing but High quality equipment and materia

ls in each installation. This insures peak efficiency of the system, along with a longevity of the equipment. We match each piece of equipment to our customers needs,This Reassures they recieve the highest quality of equipment, installation, & saving for their return on investment. Follow this up with an annual inspection by our service staff to preserve the life of the equipment and keep it performing for years to come. Our service staff takes great pride in maintaining and servicing our equipment as well as other brands also. We offer monthly, quarterly, bi-annual, and annual filter changes, depending on your needs. We also offer quarterly, bi-annual, and annual maintenance on commercial equipment.

03/03/2026

Now is the time to start planning for the heat of summer.

03/03/2026

Beat the heat.
Warmer weather is on the way, and now is the perfect time to schedule your routine maintenance for your air conditioner or heat pump. Keeping your system maintained ensures better performance, lower energy bills, and fewer breakdowns when the heat of summer arrives.
Call today to schedule your appointment.
276-783-4833

01/25/2026

Heres a follow up video after clearing the ice off of the heat pump.
We hope this information helps.
Stay safe, stay warm!

01/25/2026

After last nights snow and ice, dont forget to check your heat pump (outdoor unit) for an excessive amount of ice accumulation. This accumulation can block airflow causing reduced capacity and efficiency. Also, as the ice melts naturally. It can cause icicles to form locking up the fan blades. If left unattended it could possibly burn up the motor creating a costly repair. We hope this helps.
Stay warm, stay safe!

We are about halfway through the heating season. Have you serviced your furnace/heat pump lately?Now is an ideal time to...
01/07/2026

We are about halfway through the heating season.
Have you serviced your furnace/heat pump lately?
Now is an ideal time to have it inspected to ensure optimal performance and efficiency throughout the remainder of the heating season.
Additionally, we can prepare your system for the upcoming air conditioning season. Please contact us today at 276-783-4833 to arrange for your maintenance and keep your system operating efficiently.

Friendly reminder:Have you checked/changed your heating systems air filter lately?Keeping a clean air filter protects yo...
01/05/2026

Friendly reminder:
Have you checked/changed your heating systems air filter lately?
Keeping a clean air filter protects your equipment, maintains peak operating capacity, saves you money on operating costs, and cleans the air that you breathe.

We would like to wish all in our community a very Merry Christmas! May we all remember the true reason for this time of ...
12/19/2025

We would like to wish all in our community a very Merry Christmas! May we all remember the true reason for this time of year and praise Him for all His blessings upon our homes, community and country. Thank you all, who allowed our crews to serve your families and businesses in 2025; we look forward to serving our neighbors in this in coming year.

As we come to the end of another year we can say we are blessed because of The King from on high.May Jesus be the Joy of...
12/25/2024

As we come to the end of another year we can say we are blessed because of The King from on high.
May Jesus be the Joy of your home and center of your life.
Merry Christmas from our families to yours!

04/30/2024

Anyone in the Hall Addition missing a cell phone?
It was found in the road in front of the shop today.
Please come by the shop as the phone is locked, on vibrate, and in airplane mode.

01/12/2024

Hello everyone.
We haven’t posted in a while but with frigid temperatures moving in next week, it’s time to prepare.
Here are just a few things to keep in mind before the cold-front moves in.

OIL FURNACE OWNERS:
If you have an oil furnace, make sure you have plenty of oil in your tank.
Now is the time to order. During these times oil delivery company’s need a few days to process and deliver your order, so don’t wait. When you know the oil delivery company is coming, turn your furnace off and leave off for a few hours after putting oil in the tank. This will allow and debris in the tank to settle to the bottom and not plug up your oil filter, nozzle, or pump screen.
Also, if you have an above ground tank install a bottle of fuel oil treatment such as “Hot Shot” to dissipate water, keep from gelling, and prevent freezing. This can be found at tractor supply or auto parts store. Follow directions on the bottle.

PROPANE FURNACE OWNERS:
Now Is the time to check your fuel level in your tank. If your tank gauge is reading 40% or below you may want to call your supplier and request a fuel delivery.
Keep in mind, now is the time to call as the delivery company needs time to process and deliver the fuel.

HEAT PUMP/DUAL FUEL OWNERS:
Make sure you have enough fuel in your tank. Leave your thermostat at its normal temperature in the “Heat” mode. Recommended setting between 68-70 degrees.
Prepare yourself for longer or continuous run cycles during these extreme outdoor temperature’s.

As with all above heat sources:

Don’t forget to replace your air filter if needed.
Install or check your Co detectors.
Make sure all your supply air vents are open and not blocked.
Leave your thermostat at its normal temperature and prevent any temperature setbacks in the thermostats scheduling from happening, or put in the “Hold” mode.
Leave your faucets open with a slow stream of water to prevent frozen pipes.
Have a backup source of heat in case of equipment failure or power outage.
As always, don’t forget to check on your neighbors and the elderly.
Stay in, stay safe, and stay warm.

Address

554 Railroad Drive
Marion, VA
24354

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+12767834833

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