Heat Pump Installers in Leonardtown, MD

Heat pump installers in Leonardtown serve St. Mary's County from the county seat, with Clements, Lexington Park, California and Lusby in reach, and the local trade is led by family firms with long histories. This page lists 8 heating and cooling companies, and three of them install geothermal.

Winters Heating & Cooling has served Southern Maryland since 1948 from its office on Point Lookout Road. Rated 5.0 from 579 reviews, its NATE-certified technicians install heat pumps, geothermal units and gas and oil furnaces, and it seals ducts with Aeroseal. It also helps with rebates. Duct sealing is the step that lets a new heat pump deliver the air it was sized for.

Hancock Refrigeration Heating & Air Conditioning has served Leonardtown and Southern Maryland since 1970 as a family owned business, with a team that also works from Lusby. Rated 5.0 from 874 reviews, it installs and services heat pumps, ductless systems and geothermal heating and cooling.

T. N. Bowes Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., rated 4.9 from 614 reviews, installs heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and geothermal systems, along with furnaces and boilers, and offers maintenance plans.

Hall's HVAC, a woman-owned company on Point Lookout Road with over 20 years in Southern Maryland, installs and repairs heating and cooling systems and has added ductwork, energy-efficient systems and commercial HVAC over the years, with a discount for veterans and first responders.

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Hall's HVAC

4.9(224 reviews on Google)

26005 Point Lookout Rd, Leonardtown

  • Ductwork
  • Financing
  • Emergency service
(301) 769-4999

Burch Oil & Propane, in business since 1928, delivers heating oil and propane and runs a heating and cooling division. Homes on oil or propane can ask whether a heat pump, or a heat pump with the existing system as backup, suits the house.

Stiles Heating & Air, family owned with 24 years of experience and rated 5.0 from 18 reviews, focuses on personalized service. Brady Mechanical Services and S & J Heating & Air LLC in Clements offer sales, service and installation; call to confirm the systems they install.

With three local geothermal installers, St. Mary's County homeowners have a real choice between air-source and ground-source systems. Ask each company how the loop would be sized and what the lot needs.

Hancock Refrigeration Heating & Air Conditioning also handles thermostats, controls and indoor air quality.

Nearby pages for Hollywood, Mechanicsville, Lusby, Prince Frederick and Huntingtown list the companies based in those towns.

Common questions about heat pump installers in Leonardtown

Who installs geothermal heat pumps in Leonardtown?

Winters Heating & Cooling, Hancock Refrigeration Heating & Air Conditioning and T. N. Bowes Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. all install geothermal systems.

Who offers Aeroseal duct sealing in St. Mary's County?

Winters Heating & Cooling seals ducts with Aeroseal and also cleans ducts, with NATE-certified technicians who install heat pumps and geothermal units.

Which Leonardtown heating companies have been around the longest?

Winters Heating & Cooling has served Southern Maryland since 1948, and Hancock Refrigeration Heating & Air Conditioning has served Leonardtown since 1970 as a family owned business.

Which nearby towns have their own page?

Hollywood, Mechanicsville, Lusby, Prince Frederick and Huntingtown each have their own page. Listings from Clements appear on this Leonardtown page.

Heat Pump Installers near Leonardtown

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.