The HVAC industry is projected to have 40,000–42,500 job openings projected each year for HVAC mechanics and installers in the U.S… Many people are retiring due to age with no one to fill in their place leaving places desperate for workers. Leaving you in a great position to get into the industry. HVAC can lead you to jobs in aerospace, shipyards, sales… the opportunities are endless.
I am trying to fill the gaps of what people are looking for with HVAC knowledge. 1. The basics? 2. Commercial applications? 3. Refrigeration? If I am missing any spots that you are looking for, message me personally!
Just joined — been around the home services space for a bit but trying to learn more about what the day-to-day actually looks like for techs in the field. Simple question: how many jobs are you realistically running in a day?
HVAC paid for my vacations to Japan, Italy, Iceland, Texas, at 21 simply working with my hands. I’m not telling you this to brag, I’m telling you this to put you on… There is too much money out there for you to only make it typing emails! HVAC will teach you three trades at once! Electrical, Plumbing,And finally heating and cooling.
@Harry Battle @Kyle Cassidento This is exactly it. The ceiling in trades isn't as low as people think — it's actually just tied to how much you're willing to learn. The guys I've seen make real money in HVAC aren't just good with their hands, they understand the business side too. Revenue, memberships, close rates. That combination is where the real earning power is