Heat Pump Installers in Severna Park, MD

Heat pump installers in Severna Park serve the Broadneck peninsula and northern Anne Arundel County, with Arnold, Pasadena, Millersville and Annapolis close by. This page lists 7 heating and cooling companies, including two based in Arnold, and the average rating across them is 4.9.

Abend Services is the longest-running firm here. A women-owned plumbing and heating company that has served Severna Park since 1952, it is rated 4.9 from 185 reviews and installs, repairs and maintains boilers, furnaces and heat pumps, alongside a wide plumbing menu. It is open around the clock for emergency calls.

All Good Home Inc, rated 5.0 from 106 reviews, installs gas furnaces, heat pumps, ductless heating and cooling, boilers and water heaters, and it removes oil tanks. Its energy review looks at high bills and uneven temperatures to suggest efficiency upgrades, which is a useful step before a heat pump is sized.

Sines & Sons Heating & Cooling Inc in Arnold has served Anne Arundel County for more than 20 years, installing heat pumps, oil and gas furnaces, boilers and ductwork and handling gas piping. It promises service within hours rather than days.

Wehn HVAC Inc has served the county from Severna Park for more than 30 years. It installs heat pumps, gas furnaces and oil burners and handles new construction installs, and customer reviews describe a quick installation.

Bayside Heating & Cooling is the most reviewed company here, rated 5.0 from 288 reviews. Veteran-owned, it installs ductless mini-split systems and whole-home humidifiers and seals leaky ductwork. Sealed ducts help any new heat pump deliver the air it was sized for.

Best heat pump installers in Severna Park

Abend Services

4.9(185 reviews on Google)

44 Robinson Landing Rd, Severna Park

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Furnaces and boilers
  • Financing
(443) 323-2023

All Good Home Inc

5.0(106 reviews on Google)

762 Dividing Rd, Severna Park

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Energy audit or air sealing
  • Ductwork
(202) 439-7718

Wehn HVAC Inc

4.5(20 reviews on Google)

30 Whittier Pkwy, Severna Park

  • Installs heat pumps
  • Furnaces and boilers
(410) 793-0777

W. Robertson Heating and Air Conditioning in Arnold works on ductless mini-split systems, ductwork and sheet metal fabrication, geothermal, radiant heat and gas conversion for homes and businesses.

One listing here repairs garage doors and does not install heating equipment.

For a heat pump in Severna Park, ask whether an energy review like All Good Home's should come first, ask whether the ducts will be sealed as Bayside Heating & Cooling does, and ask what happens to an oil tank if the house is leaving oil heat behind.

Companies here name Anne Arundel County, Annapolis, Arnold, Bowie, Millersville and Glen Burnie among the places they work.

Nearby pages for Pasadena, Millersville, Annapolis, Gambrills and Glen Burnie list the companies based in those towns.

Common questions about heat pump installers in Severna Park

Who removes oil tanks and installs heat pumps in Severna Park?

All Good Home Inc installs heat pumps, ductless heating and gas furnaces and also removes oil tanks, with an energy review to suggest efficiency upgrades.

Who seals leaky ductwork in Severna Park?

Bayside Heating & Cooling seals leaky ductwork and installs ductless mini-splits, humidifiers and air purifiers as a veteran-owned contractor.

Who installs geothermal systems around Arnold?

W. Robertson Heating and Air Conditioning in Arnold works on geothermal along with ductless mini-splits, ductwork and radiant heat for homes and businesses.

Which nearby towns have their own page?

Pasadena, Millersville, Annapolis, Gambrills and Glen Burnie each have their own page. Listings from Arnold appear on this Severna Park page.

Heat Pump Installers near Severna Park

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.