Heat Pump Installers in Aberdeen, MD

Heat pump installers around Aberdeen serve northern Harford County, with Churchville, Havre de Grace and Bel Air close by and Cecil County across the river. This page lists 5 heating and cooling companies, including one based in Churchville.

Total Energy Concepts focuses on geothermal heating and cooling. It installs geothermal systems that use an earth loop to draw on steady ground temperatures, and it repairs, maintains, installs and replaces all brands of furnaces and heat pumps. Rated 5.0 from 10 reviews, it is the local option for a ground-source heat pump.

Static HVAC & Plumbing LLC at 3104 Aldino Road in Churchville, rated 5.0 from 13 reviews, installs and repairs heat pumps, boilers, central air, ductless split systems and rooftop units. It fabricates custom sheet metal and handles ductwork and airflow, new construction and replacements.

CK Mechanical, a small family-owned business serving Harford, Baltimore and Cecil counties since 2008, focuses on commercial refrigeration and kitchen equipment but also installs heat pumps, gas and electric furnaces and boilers, and services ductless mini-splits. Rated 4.3 from 30 reviews.

Ferrell Fuel delivers heating oil, propane, gasoline and diesel and runs an HVAC service department that installs new heating oil and propane systems. Homes on oil or propane can ask it whether a heat pump or a hybrid setup suits the house.

Clyde HVAC & Airduct Cleaning Aberdeen. lists installation and duct cleaning, with three reviews so far.

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Best heat pump installers in Aberdeen

CK Mechanical

4.3(30 reviews on Google)

1525 S Philadelphia Blvd, Aberdeen

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Ductless mini-splits
  • Furnaces and boilers
(443) 484-2212

Ferrell Fuel

4.0(38 reviews on Google)

607 Old Philadelphia Rd, Aberdeen

  • Furnaces and boilers
  • Financing
  • Emergency service
(410) 272-4650

For a heat pump around Aberdeen, ask Total Energy Concepts whether geothermal suits the lot, ask Static HVAC & Plumbing LLC how the ducts and airflow will be checked, and ask any installer for a load calculation before choosing a size.

Because the local list is short, the nearby pages are worth checking too. Companies in Havre de Grace, Abingdon, Edgewood, Bel Air and Forest Hill regularly work in Aberdeen.

Static HVAC & Plumbing LLC also installs smart and programmable thermostats and handles plumbing, and it took over the Churchville shop that Force Mechanical used. CK Mechanical services rooftop units and handles residential heating as well as its commercial work.

Ferrell Fuel's licensed technicians handle annual cleanings and inspections of oil and propane systems, which matters for a house that keeps its furnace as backup after a heat pump goes in.

Nearby pages for Havre De Grace, Abingdon, Edgewood, Bel Air and Forest Hill list the companies based in those towns.

Common questions about heat pump installers in Aberdeen

Who installs geothermal heat pumps in Aberdeen?

Total Energy Concepts focuses on geothermal heating and cooling and installs systems that use an earth loop, along with furnaces and heat pumps of all brands.

Who installs heat pumps and ductwork near Aberdeen?

Static HVAC & Plumbing LLC in Churchville installs heat pumps and ductless split systems and fabricates custom sheet metal and ductwork.

Can a fuel company help with heating in Aberdeen?

Ferrell Fuel delivers heating oil and propane and runs an HVAC service department that installs new heating systems. Ask it about heat pumps.

Which nearby towns have their own page?

Havre De Grace, Abingdon, Edgewood, Bel Air and Forest Hill each have their own page. Listings from Churchville appear on this Aberdeen page.

Heat Pump Installers near Aberdeen

Before you hire

In Maryland, look up the company with the State Board of HVACR Contractors, and for home improvement contracts the Maryland Home Improvement Commission. This directory does not verify licenses. Ask for the license number and look it up before you sign, and ask for a Manual J load calculation before anyone sizes a heat pump.