HVAC Tech Employee Reviews

good very understanding of the job. weekly organized. yeah. idk what else to write this a class assignment. So do not take this seriously. I just need to

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Stern yet humble environment

Managing Director (Former Employee) - New York, NY - August 16, 2022

Good place to start to get your feet wet and feel out what you’re capable of without any hesitation. Test the waters and drown yourself in the successful waters of Lake Minnetonka

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Service Technician/Installer (Current Employee) - Miami, FL - August 11, 2020

Always learning great career choice. New opportunity lots of responsibility as you grow in the trade. More knowledge of your field gets rewarded with higher compensation.

Pros

Travel

Cons

Nothing

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Productive workplace

Associate (Former Employee) - Chicago, IL - February 22, 2020

The company was very organized and the management was encouraging to move up within the company. I would say the culture at this spot is more family-oriented.

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Gootee Service

Machanic/air balance/ plumbing (Former Employee) - Metairie, LA - January 29, 2020

Every day was a challenge! They started me on there jobs as a plumber apprentice but later discover that I knew controls and electric. The company had a job at a hotel and put me on that task right away. I ran that job completed it without any issues. Received a promotion to the Service Department. Finished my apprentice program and got my license from local 60. 5 year program

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good carrer feild

Southern home remodeling (Former Employee) - Leeds, AL - January 17, 2020

enjoyable work with a purpose and instant gratification good compensation and benifits and people will always need air conditioning in the summer and heat in the winter cant loose with that

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The hardest part of the job

Trainer (Former Employee) - Kents Store, VA - January 16, 2020

Making duct and putting it together Would probably be the hardest part of the job for me because I would have to deal with sheet-metal and making sure the measurements were on point

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Small amount of hours

HVAC Technician (Current Employee) - Centennial, CO - January 13, 2020

Company that i work for gives me about 10-15 hours a week of labor. I was learning from one employee until he quit because of the low amount of work. .

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Great company

Custom fabrication and installation of ductwork. Ensured all (Former Employee) - Colorado Springs, CO - December 14, 2019

replace the word really enjoy a very flexible great vehicles great owner great management just great great great great great and just a really awesome one

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Desperate

Highly skilled and safety conscious technician (Current Employee) - Bethlehem, PA - November 11, 2019

For the last 4 1/2 years I’ve been working and dedicating my time in life to this company and I feel like I haven’t prospered because I get paid under the table so I don’t have any benefits any 401(k) and he paid vacations or any of the good things that a company can bring . I’m only getting older I need to start focusing on my future and getting ready for retirement

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Culture

Lead Technician (Former Employee) - Porter, TX - September 30, 2019

Compensated much more than I currently make on my past jobs, but the step back is often need before you can leap forward. The work to life.. life was out of the window.

Pros

Full time

Cons

No long term goal for high achievers

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Repairs and replace if needed to be compleat at an orderly fashion

Technician and Installer (Former Employee) - American air heating ventilation - September 17, 2019

I was and am a HVAC tech ,and an installer. I have impressive electric and trouble shooting skills. I also withstane plumbing skills . All around maintenance skills. I've been in the trade for over 20 years . Maintenance and trouble shooting is my passion and I believe I have it locked down. My refrinsis are all good and respectful .

Pros

One hour lunches

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Very good job

Helper to a foreman (Former Employee) - Cincinnati, OH - August 20, 2019

Good pay and great company to work for. Very understanding and will train you right and help you become a amazing worker. Family oriented and very well respected

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HVAC Installation

Installer/Service Technician (Former Employee) - Channelview, TX - August 18, 2019

I enjoyed my time working for the Bishop/Mr. Stuart. I was able to finish my HVAC training and go right to work in my field. I was able to learn on the job training from the Bishop. I was able to obtain more 1st hand knowledge and learned faster then at a larger company. I work on the weekend from time to time.

Pros

Kind Owner, helpful

Cons

Small company, No overtime

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Very great people loved working for them

Assistant (Current Employee) - Hot Springs, AR - August 15, 2019

The people are amazing and the work is interesting and understandable but this isn’t what I want to do for the rest of my life, and the living environment isn't great for me so I decided to move back to Louisiana

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Great Small Company

Technician (Former Employee) - Columbia, SC - June 11, 2019

Long days with satisfying work. Fast paced and constant challenge. Early rise and late to home depending on season and weather. Weather dependent. Meaning if the heat/cold is bad, business is good. If it is mild, not so good. Also susceptible to economic swings.

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Fun , opprutunity to grow , money maker

Helper (Former Employee) - Mesa, AZ - June 2, 2019

Working as an HVAC Tech is fun if thats what you want to do. Working with electrical studying electrical diagrams working with refrigerant and as well as all the mechanical side of it

Pros

Money and the poeple

Cons

Hot

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Only for the tough skinned

Hazard Analysis/Mitigation/ Housekeeping (Current Employee) - California - March 3, 2019

HVAC is a hard job. It puts in lots of hours, lots of driving, and heavy toll physically. It is a profession that requires lots of physical activity and thinking ahead. it is a dangerous profession so safety training is a must