Lead HVAC Service Technician

The lead service seat at a small, family-owned HVAC shop. You run your own residential and light-commercial calls from a stocked company vehicle with a fuel card, train helpers and help set how the service side works.

• Five or more years of HVAC service work, including two or more years of refrigeration
• EPA 608 certification, Universal or Type II
• A valid driver's license

• Diagnosing and repairing furnaces, split systems, heat pumps, and steam and hot-water boilers on your own
• Servicing packaged rooftop units on one- and two-story commercial buildings: gas/electric, heat pump and dual-fuel
• Refrigeration work on walk‑ins, reach‑ins and ice machines: expansion valves, leak detection, recovery and recharging
• Explaining the problem and the options to the customer in plain words, and quoting before the work starts
• A stocked vehicle, accurate Jobber records, and complete notes and photos on every call
• Training helpers and helping write the service procedures the crew follows
• Working from ladders and on roofs, and in attics and crawl spaces, in every season

• Our diagnostic routine and the way we quote before any work starts
• The equipment lines we install and service most
• How we use Jobber for dispatch, notes and photos

EPA 608 certification, Universal or Type II, is required before your first day.

You'll drive a company van to jobs in the city.

Full-time day shifts, 40 hours or more a week. The lead service technician shares an on‑call and weekend rotation in peak heating season. Overtime is paid after 40 hours in a week, as state and federal law require.

Benefits:
Paid time off Training and certification support. We don't offer health, dental or vision insurance today.