The Poole and Kent Corporation is a Baltimore-based mechanical contractor that provides mechanical construction and design/build work. Founded by Robert R. Poole and E. Robert Kent, the company began with HVAC service in the Baltimore area and added plumbing within two years; it now operates as an EMCOR Group company and reports average revenues exceeding $180 million per year.
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Carter Mechanical, IncFounded in 1990 by HVAC contractor Andrew Carter, family-owned Carter Mechanical provides commercial mechanical construction and service from its Malvern, Pennsylvania headquarters. The company stands out for running its own on-site pipe and sheet metal fabrication shop, pairing custom fabrication with design-build work, building automation and ongoing maintenance for facilities across the Mid-Atlantic. Carter Mechanical has more than 50 full-time employees and serves projects ranging from commercial operations to universities and manufacturing facilities.MALVERN, PA
Fresh Air ConceptsFamily-owned and operated since 2003, Fresh Air Concepts provides residential and commercial HVAC, electrical, and mechanical services from its Linthicum, Maryland base across the Baltimore–Washington region. The company combines HVAC expertise with in-house automated sheet-metal fabrication and is a Mitsubishi Diamond Commercial Contractor, supporting customized systems from home installations to complex commercial facilities. Fresh Air Concepts is also a nine-time Carrier President’s Award winner.LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD
Kelly HVAC, IncSince 1994, Kelly HVAC has been owned and led by Chris Kelly, whose more than 30 years of mechanical experience shape this Upper Marlboro contractor’s work for commercial and local government customers. The company is known for handling specialized HVAC applications such as clean rooms, computer-room systems and ice rinks across Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.UPPER MARLBORO, MD
Kogok CorporationBorn from a Maryland sheet-metal family, Kogok Corporation has grown from Henry George Kogok Jr.’s 1972 shop into a 100% employee-owned company serving the Washington-Baltimore region. Founded by his son Jeff in 1995, Kogok now has more than 400 employee-owners and is known for taking on technically demanding work in active hospitals, research facilities, and other high-stakes buildings. Its teams fabricate and install HVAC systems for complex commercial projects across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.UPPER MARLBORO, MD