
HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical in Lewiston, Maine
Your Local Home Service Team in Lewiston
Aces Highlands brings heat pump, plumbing and electrical service to Lewiston's mill-city neighborhoods and everything built up around them since.
Lewiston's triple-deckers and tenement-era buildings need wiring and plumbing work that respects how those buildings were actually put together.
From water heaters to furnace installation, we serve homeowners across Lewiston. Request service today.
Why Choose Us for Lewiston
- Local team based at 508 Riverside St Unit 1 in Portland — minutes from Lewiston
- Honest diagnostics and transparent pricing — no upselling
- Same-week scheduling for most service calls
- Licensed, insured, and reviewed by real customers on Google
Getting to Know Lewiston
Lewiston grew up around Lewiston Falls on the Androscoggin River, which started powering the Bates Manufacturing Company's mill complex in 1852. For roughly three decades, Bates was Maine's single largest employer, and it stayed one of Lewiston's biggest employers well into the 20th century, a scale of industry that shaped the city's dense, mill-town neighborhoods.
The Androscoggin River still forms Lewiston's western border, separating it from twin city Auburn, and the two towns share more than a river: Lewiston draws its water through the jointly run Auburn Water District. That kind of shared infrastructure is common between the two cities, a legacy of how closely their industrial histories are tied together.
Lewiston Homes and What They Need
Lewiston's median home was built in 1957, with about 32 percent of the housing stock dating before 1940 and 54 percent before 1960 -- a mill-city profile concentrated in the tenement and triple-decker neighborhoods that grew up around the Bates Mill complex in the late 1800s and early 1900s. That density and age combination means plumbing work in older Lewiston buildings often has to account for shared walls and stacked units, not just a single-family layout.
Heating and Cooling in Lewiston
About 53 percent of Lewiston households heat mainly with fuel oil, 23 percent with utility gas, and 10 percent with electricity, per Census estimates, though Lewiston is not in Summit Natural Gas of Maine's published service area, so that utility-gas share likely reflects an older, more limited local distribution system rather than a modern buildout. Either way, a lot of Lewiston's oil-heated multi-unit buildings are strong candidates for a heat pump retrofit.
Water Supply and Drains in Lewiston
Water comes from the Auburn Water District, drawing on Lake Auburn and serving Lewiston and Auburn jointly, a shared arrangement between the two river cities. Wastewater goes to a joint regional authority as well, historically called the LAWPC and now operating as the Lewiston Auburn Clean Water Authority. On older multi-unit buildings connected to this shared system, a sewer line repair often means tracing a lateral that has been in the ground since the mill era.
Power, Storms and Wiring in Lewiston
Central Maine Power delivers electricity in Lewiston, and the city's own Public Works Electrical Services Division separately maintains municipal infrastructure like street lighting and pump stations, a distinct city crew, not part of CMP's residential grid. With roughly half the housing stock predating 1960, older panels and knob-and-tube wiring are a routine find, especially in Lewiston's dense triple-decker blocks. Rewiring an older Lewiston building is one of our most common electrical calls.
Local & Independent — Not a Franchise
Aces Highlands is a locally owned Portland, Maine company serving Lewiston — not a national franchise. Our technicians are not commissioned salespeople and nobody here is required to upsell you anything. We do the work you called us for, do it right, and earn the next call. That is the whole business model.
Service Info
Lewiston at a Glance
37,121
Population (Census / ACS estimate)
Median year built: 1957
Main Heating Fuels
- Heating oil 53%
- Natural gas 23%
- Electricity 10%
- Other 14%
Water
Auburn Water District (jointly serves Lewiston and Auburn)
Sewer
Lewiston-Auburn regional wastewater authority (referenced on the City of Lewiston's own site as "LAWPC"; now operating as the Lewiston Auburn Clean Water Authority, lacwa.org)
Electric Utility
Central Maine Power (CMP)
Code Office
Planning & Code Enforcement, City of Lewiston
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · api.censusreporter.org · lewistonmaine.gov · lewistonmaine.gov · lewistonmaine.gov · summitnaturalgasmaine.com · maine.gov · maine.gov
Our Services in Lewiston
From heat pumps to plumbing and electrical, we handle the full range of residential services for Lewiston homeowners.

Heat Pumps & Mini-Splits
Energy-efficient heating and cooling with cold-climate heat pump installations, replacements, and maintenance.
Heat Pumps & Mini-Splits
Boilers & Hydronic Heating
Expert boiler diagnostics, maintenance, repairs, and installations for reliable winter heat.
Boilers & Hydronic Heating
Furnace Repair & Installation
Dependable furnace diagnostics, tune-ups, repairs, and full system replacements.
Furnace Repair & Installation
Residential Plumbing
Leak repairs, drain cleaning, fixture installations, and full plumbing troubleshooting.
Residential Plumbing
Water Heaters
Tank and tankless water heater installation, repair, and replacement for reliable hot water.
Water Heaters
Electrical Services
Panel upgrades, wiring, outlets, lighting, and full commercial and residential electrical work.
Electrical ServicesEvery Service We Offer in Lewiston
HVAC, plumbing and electrical, sub-service by sub-service, each with codes, permits and local conditions specific to Lewiston.
Ready to Get Started in Lewiston?
Whether you need a heat pump installation, boiler repair, or plumbing service, our Lewiston team is ready to help. Call us or request service online.
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