Refrigeration Service Technician
good home comfortYoungstown (OH)
$80 K
ApplyRefrigeration Service Technician
Posted 7 days ago
good home comfortYoungstown (OH)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and InstallersPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80 K
About the role
Experienced Residential HVAC Service Technician | Youngstown / Boardman, OhioRun Your Own Truck. Earn $80K+. No Evening On-Call. If you're the kind of technician who takes pride in fixing it right the first time, you'll fit in here. At Goods Electric, Heating & Air, you'll run your own fully equipped service truck, serve homeowners who value quality work, and be backed by a team that respects your time and your craft. What you'll enjoy:~$80K+ earning potential~ Company truck & gas card~ Light on-call rotation (Saturdays about once a month — no evening on-call)~ Performance bonuses~ Stable year round work~ Modern technology and tools~ Company iPad, uniforms & laundry service~ Paid training & career development~ Health reimbursement plan~ Simple IRA with 3% company match~ Paid Time Off that grows with your tenure~ Paid holidays + your birthday off We're looking for an experienced residential HVAC technician who enjoys diagnosing problems, communicating honestly with homeowners, and doing work they can be proud of. You'll perform service, repairs, maintenance, and help customers make informed decisions—without pressure or gimmicks. If you have 2+ years of residential HVAC service experience, a clean driving record, and want to work for a company built on Faith, Excellence, Diligence, and Helpfulness, we'd love to meet you. Goods Electric, Heating & AirHelping families have bright, safe, and comfortable homes throughout the Youngstown area. Goods Electric, Heating, and Air is an Equal Opportunity Employer. E04JI802oukb407homi
Compensation details: 85000-120000 Yearly SalaryPIacceee47801a-38059-39283918
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