Trades ​/ Skilled Labor Technician, Installation Technician

Most HVAC techs are good at fixing equipment. We're looking for someone who's also good at sitting at a kitchen table and explaining to a family why their furnace needs to come out — clearly, honestly, without flinching.

Bob Boldt HVAC has been taking care of homeowners in Eagan and Burnsville since 1988. Not by being the cheapest. Not by running pressure calls. By doing exactly what we say we'll do, when we say we'll do it. We back it with a 100% money-back satisfaction guarantee because we actually mean it.

We're not posting this because we need a body in a van.

We're recruiting a technician who wants to build a career at a company that runs on principles — and earn real money based on results, not seniority.

You learn how we work — our diagnostic process, our documentation standards, how we talk with homeowners. The floor protects your paycheck while you ramp up.

20% on repairs and installations. 10% on equipment sales, IAQ work, and ductwork. $25 per Comfort Club tune-up call. $15 per new enrollment. The $25/hr floor stays as a guarantee — you earn whichever is higher. A solid tech running a full day earns $300–$400+, depending on call mix.

Same structure. Volume, complexity, and conversion drive the number. Strong performers are clearing $90,000–$138,000+/year. Take-home service van, gas card, company iPhone, iPad, and 401(k). This is the tier that makes a good tech stop looking.

As we build toward our 3-year growth targets, someone moves into a field leadership role. That person is already on this team.