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Residential HVAC Service Technician

Posted 3 days ago

sila heating cooling plumbing electricCalverton (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$78000 - 110000 per year

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About the role

Sila Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electric is seeking a Residential HVAC Service Technician to diagnose, repair, and maintain heating and cooling systems in customers’ homes. You’ll perform troubleshooting, tune-ups, and installations while ensuring safety, code compliance, and clear communication with homeowners. Work with modern tools, receive ongoing training, and follow a customer-first, professional approach. Collaborate with a supportive team, complete detailed service documentation, and help deliver reliable, energy-efficient comfort across our Northeastern service area. Diagnose and repair residential heating and cooling systems Perform preventive maintenance, tune-ups, and system efficiency checks Install or replace HVAC components, including thermostats and controls Ensure all work meets safety standards and local codes Communicate findings, options, and pricing clearly to homeowners Document work performed, parts used, and recommendations in service software Maintain company vehicle, tools, and equipment in safe working order Collaborate with dispatch and team members to manage daily schedule Participate in ongoing technical and safety training Promote a customer-first, professional, and respectful in-home service experience HVAC system diagnosis Residential HVAC repair Preventive maintenance Thermostat and controls Electrical troubleshooting Refrigerant handling and charging Combustion and gas furnace service Heat pump service Safety and code compliance Service documentation Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k EPA 608 Certification NATE certification (preferred) Valid driver’s license OSHA 10 or equivalent safety training (preferred)

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