Aces Highlands Pairs HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical Work Under One Roof
The Portland contractor holds licenses in four trades and covers 48 Maine towns from Portland to Augusta and York.

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Aces Highlands HVAC-Plumbing-Electrical LLC, based at 508 Riverside Street in Portland, Maine, operates across three licensed trades under one company rather than specializing in a single one. Its website lists separate pages for heating and cooling, plumbing, and electrical work, and the company answers calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week, according to its site.
One call for three trades
Most residential contractors in Maine specialize in a single trade, but Aces Highlands holds licenses across several: Master Plumber #MS90020232, Journeyman Electrician #MS60023157, Propane and Natural Gas Technician #PNT15077, and Master Oil Burner #MS30020339, the company's website states. That structure lets the business handle a heat pump installation, a water heater replacement and a panel upgrade for the same customer without referring any of the work elsewhere, based on how its service pages are organized. The company also describes itself as a certified GE and Hitachi installer for heat pump equipment.
A service area built outward from Portland
Aces Highlands describes its territory as stretching from Portland to Augusta and York, covering 48 Maine towns, according to its website. Within heating and cooling, it lists installation, repair and maintenance across heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, boilers, radiant floor heating and furnaces. Its plumbing page covers leak detection, fixture installation, drain cleaning, and both tank and tankless water heaters. The electrical page lists panel upgrades, wiring and rewiring, generator installation, outlet and lighting work, and electric-vehicle charger installation.
Emergency access built into the brand
The company treats its emergency line as a front door to the business rather than an add-on. Its site includes a dedicated page for customers with no heat, a burst pipe or a lost circuit, directing them toward immediate service instead of a general contact form. The company also publishes what it calls Smart Insights, described as sourced guidance tied to a customer's own address. Combining three licensed trades, a wide service radius and a standing emergency line gives the company a broader footprint than a single-trade contractor covering the same towns.
The company lists its phone number as (207) 670-8616 and describes itself as local and independent, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
More about the company at aceshighlandshvacplumb.com.




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