ABM Mechanical33 Dowd Road, Unit 1 , Bangor, Maine, United States

ABM Mechanical is one of Maine’s largest contractors providing electrical, mechanical, HVAC, Med Gas, Plumbing, Systems Design and Maintenance services. We are always seeking experienced men and women as well as new applicants who would like careers in the mechanical trades. We offer on the job training and advancement. Our people receive outstanding compensation and benefits including comprehensive health insurance, a matching 401k savings plan, an ESOP retirement plan and more.  People who like to work with their hands, are willing to work hard and take pride in their work, are respectful to others and dedicated to their own success will find rewarding and lucrative careers at ABM Mechanical.  ABM MECHANICAL, INC. headquarters are located at 33 Dowd Rd. Unit #1, Bangor, Maine, United States. Additional offices are in Hancock and Westbrook, Maine. We also have a fabrication facility in Hampden.

Geothermal Heating & Air Conditioning Systems

ABM Mechanical Inc. can design, install and maintain all types of commercial geothermal systems such as vertical closed loop, horizontal closed loop, pond or lake closed loop and well-to-well open loop systems. With components such as geothermal heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, direct exchange heat pumps and heat exchangers, geothermal piping systems, pumps, valves, and wells for industries such as hospital and healthcare, college and university, laboratory and medical research, aquaculture, retail, multi-unit housing, as well as industrial and government.

How Does Geothermal Energy Work?

Geothermal energy is defined as heat contained within the Earth. The upper layer of the earth’s soil maintains a relatively constant temperature despite the season. The temperature of the ground is warmer than the outside air during the winter months and cooler during the summer months. A geothermal heat pump is able to use this temperature difference to provide essentially free heating and cooling. Typical geothermal systems utilize the upper layer of the earth’s soil as a heat exchanger. In geothermal terms this heat exchanger is called a bore field loop, or a system of pipes buried in the shallow earth. A fluid is circulated through this loop to provide a method of heat transfer, either to reject heat during summer cooling mode or to draw heat in during winter heating mode.

Commercial Solid Fuel Systems Fueled by Wood, Pellets or Coal

Looking for an alternative heating source to avoid the inconsistent rise in the price of oil? ABM Mechanical can design, install, repair and service Commercial Solid Fuel Heating Systems such as Central Heating, Hydronic or Radiant Systems fueled by wood, pellets or coal and including components such as bins, feeders, boilers, pumps, controls and piping. We specialize in new construction and renovation projects for commercial and industrial industries such as Hospital and Healthcare, College and University, Laboratory and Medical Research, Aquaculture, Retail, Multi-Unit Housing, Industrial and Government.  These alternative sources of heating and other mechanical systems may provide a much more competitive price when compared to oil or propane boilers. Pellet boilers can be used for hydronic or forced air systems with benefits of using a renewable source and reducing the emission of greenhouse gases.