HVAC companies near me - Searsport, ME

These companies might be able to provide a HVAC in your area

Knowles Mechanical

(1 of 1 reviews)

36 Maple St, North Vassalboro ME , 04962

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(207) 445-4092

Bangor Heat Pump

(2.3 of 3 reviews)

, Bangor ME , 04401

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Bangor Heat Pump was established in 2013 and incorporated in 2017.

(207) 307-7746

New England Heat Pumps

(0 of 0 reviews)

, Brewer ME , 04412

8:00AM-5:00PM

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(207) 745-3489

Lakeside Burner Service

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227 N Searsport Rd, Swanville ME , 04915

Open 24 Hours

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(207) 338-4265

Down Home Heating Oil

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60 Patterson Dr, Stockton Springs ME , 04981

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(207) 567-4328

Community Fuels

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227 N Searsport Rd, Swanville ME , 04915

Open 24 Hours

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Community Fuels, Inc. business offers residential and commercial fuel delivery. We carry #2 heating oil, kerosene, off-road and on-road diesel, and gasoline. To accommodate our customers we offer pre-buy and budget plans as well as automatic delivery and 24 emergency fuel delivery services. Community Fuels, Inc., is a local, family-owned heating oil business that has been serving Waldo County for over 25 years.

(207) 338-4328

Consumers Fuel Company

(1 of 1 reviews)

12 Main St, Belfast ME , 04915

7:30AM-4:00PM

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(207) 338-2000

HVAC - Searsport, ME

Average Total Cost	$171 - $576
Hourly Rate	$40 - $200

Air Conditioner Repair Cost >>

HVAC Companies:0

NearBy Cities:47

Median Household Income: $37,986

Occupied Home Units: 1,185

Median Home Value: $189,022

Contractors Are Not Licensed - Homeowner Beware!Although home improvement contractors are not licensed or regulated by the State of Maine , architects, engineers, electricians, plumbers, oil burner technicians, manufacturers, dealers and installers of mobile and modular homes are required to be licensed

Written Contracts Are Required: by Maine law contractors and subcontractors performing all home construction and home improvement projects over $3,000 are required to provide a consumer with a written contract with a specific provision that prohibits payment up front of more than one third of the contract price.

Building Codes: Because of many towns and cities have adopted building codes and enforced them, a homeowner should talk to his town's code officials before starting HVAC project.

https://www.maine.gov/ag/consumer/housing/home_construction.shtml