HVAC Equipment and Ductwork Installer — Residential Construction

Ready to build comfort, one home at a time?

Airtron Heating & Air Conditioning has spent 40+ years earning homeowner trust. We show up, do quality work, and treat people right. If craftsmanship and teamwork matter to you, let’s talk.

Your impact

Install HVAC equipment, ventilation, and related products for Residential New Construction and Retail projects—always to company standards and manufacturer specifications.

Fabricate and set ductwork and fittings with precision.

Start up air conditioning systems when needed; verify performance and adjust.

Spot issues early and complete or coordinate corrective actions so every component operates correctly and meets compliance.

Document work thoroughly and on time using a computer, laptop, or tablet.

Champion safety policies, procedures, and PPE use.

Support the team and take on other assigned duties under general supervision.

Do you have the essentials?

High school diploma or GED (or equivalent experience).Prior HVAC installation experience.

Ability to read installation plans/documents.

Clear English communication—spoken and written.

Basic computer skills; comfortable with digital tools.

Valid driver’s license.

Flexibility for overtime on short notice; occasional weekends.

Habit of cleaning and maintaining the work area when finished.

What helps you stand outHVAC trade school certification.
2+ years in residential HVAC.EPA Certification.

Where you’ll work Mostly at occupied homes and active construction sites; minimal office time.

Drive to and between job sites.

Active construction conditions: equipment, heights, confined spaces, noise, dust, hazardous materials, and odors.

Indoors and outdoors in all weather (heat, rain, cold, wind) with proper PPE.What the work asks of you physically

Frequently lift/move up to 50 lbs.

Climb, bend, crawl, kneel, and crouch regularly.

Work at heights on ladders and stairways; occasionally on platforms/scaffolding with fall protection.

Wear PPE: hard hat, safety glasses, ear plugs, masks/respirators, reflective vests, gloves, and safety-toe boots.

Stand, walk, or sit for extended periods.

Hear and distinguish speech/sounds to operate phones and equipment safely.

Maintain close/distance/peripheral vision with normal depth perception (with or without correction).Communicate information verbally.

Enter data on a keyboard or 10-key keypad.

Reach overhead; signal; grasp; hold; lift; turn; push/pull tools and materials.

Tools & techHVAC systems and standard installation/service tools.

Core proficiency in HVAC and HVAC service & installation.