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Certified Installers List Web Oct 10.Xlsx NL Certified Journeyperson Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanics - Heat Pump Installers Updated 2019-10-01 Area Served Company Name Phone Number All Newfoundland Geothermal Solutions Inc. Cody McNamara 709-781-6038 All Newfoundland R&R HVAC and Controls Adam Chafe 1-844-253-3418 All Newfoundland R&R HVAC and Controls Roy Hollett 1-844-253-3418 All Newfoundland Superior Refrigeration Ambrose Harnum 709-687-8376 All Newfoundland/Labrador (Primarily Avalon) Charles Collings HVAC & R LTD Charles Collings 709-424-8009 or 709-256-7066 Avalon (All) Aire Serve Heating and Air Conditioning Scott Hynes 709-753-4328 Avalon (All) Atlantic Heat Pumps Brian Gannon 709-728-0063 Avalon (All) Barrett’s Electrical & Refrigeration Calvin Barrett 709-683-1904 Avalon (All) C&E Group Ltd Shawn Croke 709-753-2048 Avalon (All) Cole Air Contracting Ltd. Steven Manning 709-727-2680 Avalon (All) Ecoheat Inc. Jay Fuller 709-552-4328 Avalon (All) Expert- Air Tony Parker 709-725-6682 Avalon (All) Green Tech HVAC Adam Dupree 709-330-7669 Avalon (All) Heat Pump Solutions Mitchell Stead 709-743-5878 Avalon (All) Kool Rite Limited Jason Dalton 709-726-7997 Avalon (All) Kool Rite Limited Shane Nichols 709-726-7997 Avalon (All) Reliable Heat Pump Services Ltd. James Parrell-Gough 709-781-1870 Avalon (All) Smith's Home Hardware Tony Parker 709-364-7525 NL Certified Journeyperson Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanics - Heat Pump Installers Updated 2019-10-01 Avalon (Conception Bay North to Trinity South) Baccalieu HVACR & Propane Services David Finn 709-596-4772 Avalon (Conception Bay North to Trinity South) D&D Mechanical Systems Inc Barry Walsh 709 597 9412/ 709 693 6005 Avalon (Conception Bay North) Dawson’s Plumbing and Heating Calvin Barrett 709-786-7057 Avalon (Northeast Avalon) RONA Jim Brown 709-685-1358 (Gary Benson) Avalon (Northeast Avalon) Whitten Agencies Ltd. David Whitten 709-726-7761 Avalon (Northeast Avalon), Clarenville Williams Energy Solutions Ltd Marcus Knight 709 687-2272 (Paul Williams) Avalon (St. John's only) Centinel Services Arvid Gylland 709-579-7373 Avalon to Burin & Corner Brook/Stephenville area Provincial Refrigeration Limited Mark French 709-726-6300 Avalon to Central Heat Pump Specialists Ed Decker 709-770-3306 Avalon to Central Temp Tech HVAC Services Paul Moulton 709-697-0744 Avalon to Central (Gander) ECO HVAC Ltd. Jim Brown 709-325-6789 Avalon to Clarenville Hot Frost HVAC Ltd. Wade Hickey 709-691-7662 Avalon to Clarenville Hyde's Electrical George LeShane 709-587-2860 Avalon to Clarenville Mac HVAC Justin McEntegart 709-697-9113 Burin Area Mary’s Town Home Heating Adam Dupree 709-279-1190 or 277-1190 Central Brick and Tile Supplies Brad Hedges 709-486-9262 Central Crosstown Store Limited Matthew Janes 709-533-7817 Central Dawe's Mechanical Anthony Chow 709-489-5657 Central Glovertown Home Hardware Matthew Janes 709-533-7801 NL Certified Journeyperson Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanics - Heat Pump Installers Updated 2019-10-01 Central Lou's Electrical Ltd. Scott A Collins 709-422-0004 Central S & A Mechanical Brad Hedges 780-215-7281 Central & Western Seal Cove Electric Jesse Albrecht 709-532-5345 Central (Gander, GFW, Lewisporte, Twillingate & surrounding areas) Aurora Holdings Inc. / Lush’s Electrical Stephen Warren 709-541-1885 / 709-541-7449 Central (GFW to Clarenville) Kelly’s Refrigeration Darrin Kelly 709-571-0522 Eastern Newfoundland Youngs Industrial Refrigeration Ltd. Mike Young 709-427-0766 Labrador and Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland Fox Building Maintenance Quinton Russell 709-897-7510 Western Jarvis' Refrigeration Ltd William Jarvis 709-214-7995 Western (All) Blanchard’s Heating & Cooling Ivan Blanchard 709-634-5537 Western (All) Darren Stone Associates INC Darren Stone 709-681-2200 Western (All) Northwest Plumbing & Heating Kevin Costello 709-634-3700 or 634-4111 Western (All) The Furnace Man Ivan Blanchard 709-634-7715 Western (All) The Furnace Man Jonathan Lafitte 709-634-7715 Western (Stephenville & Port au Port Peninsula) J. Wilkie Mechancial David Wilkie 902-565-7943 Are you a certified Refrigeration Mechanic and would like to be included on this list? Reach out to us at [email protected]..
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