Heat Pump Installers in Jefferson, MD

Heat pump installers around Jefferson serve southern Frederick County and the Washington County line, with Middletown, Knoxville and Sharpsburg on this page as well. This page lists 8 heating and cooling companies, and geothermal turns up with three of them.

Frederick Heating & Air Conditioning, founded in 1994 by Michael T. Remsburg and family owned since, works under Maryland Master HVAC License #1623. Rated 4.7 from 87 reviews, it installs heat pumps, inverter systems and hybrid systems and handles oil-to-heat pump conversions and system replacements across every major brand.

Advanced Service Air Conditioning & Heating, LLC in Middletown, a Lennox dealer rated 4.9 from 52 reviews, serves Boonsboro, Brunswick and Braddock Heights. It installs heat pumps, mini-splits and geothermal systems, runs its own duct work sheet metal shop, and offers free second opinions on dead systems.

Sandigo Mechanical, based in Middletown and rated 5.0 from 6 reviews, starts a system selection with a load calculation by a comfort engineer to size the equipment, and installs heat pumps and ductwork for even coverage.

Harrell's Services in Sharpsburg, a small family company with more than 30 years in Washington and Frederick counties and a Trane dealer since 1991, sells and services heat pumps, geothermal systems and radiant floor heating and fabricates custom duct work.

Best heat pump installers in Jefferson

Harrell's Services

3.8(12 reviews on Google)

18809 Burnside Bridge Rd, Jefferson (based in Sharpsburg)

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Ductwork
  • Ductless mini-splits
(301) 432-8004

Sandigo Mechanical

5.0(6 reviews on Google)

123 W Main St Unit B, Jefferson (based in Middletown)

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Load calculation (Manual J)
  • Ductwork
(240) 446-9444

Knoxville HVAC LLC

5.0(76 reviews on Google)

3611 Petersville Rd, Jefferson (based in Knoxville)

  • Emergency service
  • Maintenance plans
(240) 626-9510

Knoxville HVAC LLC, locally owned and rated 5.0 from 76 reviews, posts its prices for checkups and service calls and aims to match larger companies at a lower cost. Mccully heating and air in Knoxville, family owned since 1984, services geothermal systems and charges no overtime or travel fees.

ACR Services, Inc. and APEX Solutions, LLC focus on commercial and multi-family buildings.

For a heat pump in this part of the county, ask for a load calculation like Sandigo Mechanical's, ask whether an oil-to-heat pump conversion or a hybrid setup suits the house, and ask whether the ducts need rework.

Advanced Service Air Conditioning & Heating, LLC carries a one year warranty on all repairs, and Frederick Heating & Air Conditioning replaces systems across every major brand. Harrell's Services works on oil and gas furnaces and boilers too, which helps in houses that keep a fuel system as backup.

Nearby pages for Frederick, Boyds, Leesburg, Germantown and Mt Airy list the companies based in those towns.

Common questions about heat pump installers in Jefferson

Who converts oil heat to a heat pump near Jefferson?

Frederick Heating & Air Conditioning handles oil-to-heat pump conversions and installs hybrid and inverter systems under a Maryland Master HVAC License.

Which installer near Jefferson runs a load calculation?

Sandigo Mechanical starts a system selection with a load calculation by a comfort engineer to size the equipment before installation.

Who installs geothermal systems in southern Frederick County?

Advanced Service Air Conditioning & Heating, LLC and Harrell's Services both install geothermal systems, and Mccully heating and air services them.

Which nearby towns have their own page?

Frederick, Boyds, Leesburg, Germantown and Mt Airy each have their own page. Listings from Middletown, Knoxville and Sharpsburg appear here.

Heat Pump Installers near Jefferson

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.