HVAC Service Technician
$20-$28 per hour
ApplyHVAC Service Technician
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20-$28 per hour
About the role
- Competitive hourly pay based on experience
- $20-$28 per hour depending on experience and skill level
- Paid time off available after introductory period
- Employee discounts
- Local service area
- Supportive office team
- Direct communication with ownership
- Training and development opportunities
- Opportunity for advancement as the company grows
- Performance-based bonus opportunities may be available
- Employer-paid accident insurance through Colonial Life
- Optional voluntary supplemental benefits available through Colonial Life
- Additional employee benefits being evaluated as the company continues to grow Responsibilities
- Diagnose and repair residential and light commercial HVAC systems
- Perform maintenance visits and system tune-ups
- Troubleshoot electrical, refrigerant, airflow, drain line, and comfort issues
- Provide customers with clear explanations and repair options
- Desired experience: 2+ years of HVAC service experience preferred. Residential HVAC experience is required; light commercial experience is a plus. EPA certification required
- Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills
- Ability to work independently in the field
- Comfortable learning and using a tablet, mobile apps, and CRM software. Service
- Titan experience is a plus, but not required. Valid driver's license and clean driving record preferred
- Professional appearance and customer-first attitude
- Strong communication skills with customers and team members
- Ability to work in attics, outdoors, and Florida weather conditions
- Willingness to follow company processes and complete detailed job documentation
- Dependable, organized, and accountable
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