Atlantic Coastal Cooling and Heating Inc BBB Business Review

Your Forever HVAC Company

As a family-owned, full-service HVAC provider, Atlantic Coastal Cooling and Heating (ACCH) is known for prioritizing high-quality work and the customer experience. What can you expect when working with us? Think longevity—for the customer-provider relationship and your HVAC systems—and a job that’s done right the first time—without any hassle.

See why our customers are customers for life:

We treat you like a member of our family—with the utmost respect and eagerness to do a job well done.

The customer experience is high on our priority list, which is why we invest in state-of-the-art technology—such as HouseCall Pro scheduling services—to make each visit from us a smooth, enjoyable one.

Whether we enter your business or home, we ensure our work is non-invasive and as aesthetically pleasing as possible.

Communities We Serve

ACCH tends to residential and light commercial HVAC needs in Montgomery County and its surrounding areas, including Frederick County. We have the expertise, efficiency, and equipment to help us go the extra mile for our customers.

Ride the Wave with ACCH
Atlantic Coastal Cooling and Heating cares about protecting your family and home. Freezing temperatures are forecasted and this extreme change can bring significant wind, ice and snow which can lead to downed trees, burst pipes, power outages and property damage. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the temperature shift and keep your family and property safe.Before the freeze 1. Secure outdoor heating and cooling units and check HVAC, turbines and exhaust fans.2. Transfer items to higher ground in case of flooding.3. Relieve pipe pressure. For small commercial properties, let all faucets drip during extreme cold weather to prevent freezing of the water inside the pipe, and if freezing does occur, to relieve pressure buildup in the pipes between the ice blockage and the faucet.4. Insulate exposed pipes. Pipes in attics and crawl spaces should be protected with insulation or heat.5. Shut off outdoor water sources. To help prevent freezing, turn off the water to outdoor faucets.6. Know where the water shutoff valve is and how to use it.7. Park your fleet in a garage. Take the keys with you to a secure location. During the freeze 1. Close all doors and windows.2. Keep the heat at 55 degrees or higher. Close entries to unheated spaces to prevent frozen pipes.3. Monitor the location using hired help or surveillance to respond quickly to burst pipes.4. Turn off the water if the pipes burst. 5. If there is flooding:o Clean up pools of water.o Dry damp areas to prevent mold and mildew.o Move damp items outdoors where safe to prevent mold growth.o Move items away from damp areas. ... See MoreSee Less
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