Heat Pump Installers in Edgewood, MD

Heat pump installers in Edgewood serve southern Harford County and reach into Baltimore and Cecil counties. This page lists 6 heating and cooling companies, and one of them describes heat pump and geothermal work directly.

HGH Mechanical is the standout, rated 4.9 from 353 reviews. Manuel Gomes Jr. founded it in 1993 with Philip and James Hobbs Jr., and it works across Harford, Baltimore and Cecil counties on heat pumps, geothermal, gas and oil furnaces, boilers, gas lines, fireplaces and venting and ductwork for homes and light commercial customers.

Its gas fitting and venting work matters when a heat pump replaces or backs up a fuel-burning system, since the old flue and gas line may need attention. Ask HGH Mechanical or any installer how they will handle both.

A & B Mechanical, a woman-owned contractor with over 20 years of experience and a 4.8 rating from 16 reviews, handles heating, air conditioning and refrigeration with in-house personnel, from basic maintenance to larger problem assessments.

Scott's Hvac Services llc specializes in ductwork and mini-split installs and takes jobs of any size, run by a technician with over 20 years in the trade. Its rating is 2.6 from 5 reviews, so read the reviews before you hire.

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Best heat pump installers in Edgewood

HGH Mechanical

4.9(353 reviews on Google)

2107 Emmorton Park Rd #111, Edgewood

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Ductwork
  • Geothermal
(410) 679-3794

Sobieski

1.6(7 reviews on Google)

2109 Emmorton Park Rd Ste 114, Edgewood

  • Financing
  • Emergency service
  • Maintenance plans
(866) 909-1813

B.W. Mechanical, Inc. has serviced heating, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment since 1990. Alban Mechanical is fully licensed and bonded and also does plumbing, electrical and gas work. Sobieski works mostly on commercial projects, with a homeowner track for heating and air conditioning.

For a heat pump in Edgewood, ask for a load calculation, ask how the ducts and venting will be handled, and ask whether geothermal suits the lot, as HGH Mechanical installs.

HGH Mechanical also installs air cleaners and humidifiers and works on fireplaces, and Alban Mechanical cites over 75 years of service and offers maintenance contracts for homes and businesses.

Sobieski serves Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia, with separate tracks for homeowners and for builders, and its homeowner services include plumbing and drain work. B.W. Mechanical, Inc. has worked out of Edgewood since 1990, and A & B Mechanical serves Baltimore and surrounding counties. Call ahead for hours.

Nearby pages for Abingdon, Joppatowne, Bel Air, Fallston and Middle River list the companies based in those towns.

Common questions about heat pump installers in Edgewood

Who installs heat pumps and geothermal systems in Edgewood?

HGH Mechanical installs heat pumps and geothermal systems along with gas and oil furnaces, boilers and ductwork across Harford, Baltimore and Cecil counties.

Who installs mini-splits in Edgewood?

Scott's Hvac Services llc specializes in ductwork and mini-split installs and takes jobs of any size, run by a technician with over 20 years in the trade.

Is there a woman-owned HVAC company in Edgewood?

A & B Mechanical is a woman-owned contractor with over 20 years of experience in heating, air conditioning and refrigeration, using in-house personnel.

Which nearby towns have their own page?

Abingdon, Joppatowne, Bel Air, Fallston and Middle River each have their own page, and many of those companies also work in Edgewood.

Heat Pump Installers near Edgewood

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.