SMO Energy

Name: SMO Energy
Address: 109 N Maple Ave, La Plata, MD, 20646, US
Telephone: 800-492-3420
Rating: 2.0

109 N Maple Ave
La Plata, MD 20646 800-492-3420

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29 ratings
63% gave a "superior" overall rating
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Areas Served by SMO Energy:

Anne Arundel Co.
Prince George's Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Supplies home heating oil
Air duct cleaning
Humidifiers
Oil furnaces
Central air conditioners

Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces
Hot water heating systems
Hot water systems pipes & radiators
Electronic air cleaners

Heat pumps

Consumer Comments for SMO Energy

Consumer from Brandywine, MD
Feb 14, 2021

I have a service contract with them. I have heating and air conditioning serviced every fall and spring. Also had an issue with the furnace. They came out the next day and it was fixed

Consumer from White Plains, MD
Aug 19, 2020

Have a service contract. Services have always been professional.

Consumer from Oxon Hill, MD
Jan 05, 2020

I have a service cintract

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