About Shaw's

The customer is always first at Shaw’s. Find out more about us:

Meet Our Team
Our Core Company Values
Our Installation Guarantee
Professional Affiliations & Certifications

Our Team

While providing your family effective and efficient heating, cooling and plumbing systems, we hire only drug-free and background-screened employees and all employees participate in an ongoing drug-screening program. Our experience and certifications speak for themselves:

	David C. Shaw, President (Owner) Licensed Master HVAC Contractor, Maryland. David's HVAC field experience began in 1986 after leaving the Merchant Marine Service. In addition, David holds a Journeyman Plumbers License for Maryland. David is a present member, and past president, of the St. Michael's Rotary Foundation.
	T. Flynn Edmiston, Vice President Flynn has an Associate Arts degree from Chesapeake College along with Bachelor of Science degree from Salisbury University of Maryland. He is a Licensed Master HVAC Contractor, Maryland and entered the HVAC industry in 1984.
	Sean T. Hunt, Company Operations Officer Licensed Master HVAC Contractor, Maryland. Sean also holds a Journeyman Plumbers License for Maryland and is working towards his Masters Plumbing license. Sean has been in the field since 1990.
	Kenneth C. Effinger Licensed Maryland Master Plumber. Ken has been providing plumbing needs on the Eastern Shore since the 1960's. (Note: Ken was in business for himself before joining David's team.) Ken Effinger passed away on Sunday January 29, 2012. He will be missed.

Tom Bromwell, Sr. Sr. HVAC Service Technician	Cindy Smith Comptroller	Shane Arnold Installation Manager
Jenny Hunt HVAC Service Manager	Toni Hall Administrative Assistant	Alley (Cat) Official Shaw’s Greeter

Our Core Company Values

• Personal and corporate integrity
• Creative excellence and design innovation in all we do
• The prioritization of people over products and profits
• Honesty & Integrity
• Drug free environment
• Profit, but profit from work that benefits our customers

Our Installation Guarantee to You:

If there is a problem we cannot make right with a new system installation, we will remove the system and return your money.

Professional Affiliations and Certifications

Licensed Maryland Master Plumbers
Licensed Master HVAC Contractor

Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA)

ACCA is a group of over 4,000 air conditioning contractors who work together to improve our industry, promote good practices, and keep homes and buildings safe, clean and comfortable. ACCA is the largest association of HVACR contractors and the preferred service provider for members in all 50 states and worldwide.

ACCA Standards of Conduct

1. Instill the highest respect for the heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) contracting profession within their communities.
2. Maintain strict compliance with all laws, regulations and ordinances pertaining to the HVACR industry and business operations prescribed by federal, state, county and municipal governments.
3. Design, install, service and repair heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems in accordance with accepted industry standards.
4. Develop and maintain an understanding of proper equipment selection to assure customers of safe, dependable and comfortable performance.
5. Ensure that quality, honesty, integrity and good faith are hallmarks of contractors’ business practices, including individual contractor sales, advertising, installations and service of HVACR systems.
6. Maintain a clean, safe, respectable and well-identified place of business commensurate with the high standards of the profession.
7. Increase the safety and efficiency of the HVACR contracting industry by participating in the education and training programs of ACCA.
8. Develop the highest quality standards of customer service and nurture long-term relationships with customers.
9. Encourage and support business development in which skilled and professional HVACR contractors are empowered to provide high-level services to consumers and end-users.
10. Refrain from engaging in any activity defined as cross subsidization.