ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) named Nashville, Tennessee-based Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Electrical its 2023 Residential Contractor of the Year.

Each year, ACCA’s Residential Contractor of the Year Award is presented to a contracting company that demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to contractor excellence. Finalists are judged on a range of qualities, including community involvement, industry involvement, and a commitment to training and certifications. A panel of ACCA past board chairs judge the finalists and select the winner.

“ACCA applauds Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Electrical for their proven greatness in HVACR,” said Barton James, ACCA president and CEO. “From humble beginning to the powerhouse regional contractor they are today, Hiller is an excellent example of how working in the trades is a quality career choice.”

Jimmy Hiller, founder and CEO, and his son, Jimmy Hiller Jr., COO, of Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Electrical, received the Residential Contractor of the Year Award at the ACCA Awards & Welcome Reception on April 2, part of the ACCA 2023 Conference & Expo in New Orleans.

“We are so proud to have been named ACCA’s 2023 Residential Contractor of the Year,” said Jimmy Hiller. “At Hiller, we strive to be industry leaders with a vision for elevating the HVAC field. So this prestigious honor, awarded for innovation and positive impacts in the HVAC industry, means so much to our entire team. We are grateful to be a part of an organization like ACCA, which provides countless resources and support to contractors across the country.”

“Our organization prides itself on continual improvement, growth, and innovation in order to provide the best experience to those we serve,” said Jimmy Hiller Jr. “To be awarded ACCA’s Residential Contractor of the Year award, which recognizes our commitment to elevating the HVAC trade, is an extreme honor for each of us at Hiller. We are truly humbled to have been selected from among our deserving peers.”