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Is the shop heated? Air conditioned?
We have a heater and shop fans. Work is mostly mobile in the field.
What is the size of the team I’d be working with?
We currently have a fleet of 10 service trucks and 3-4 shop mechanics.
What are the shop hours and what are the shift timeframes?
9am - 5pm (AM shift) mostly 4pm - 12am (PM shift) sometimes - during summer only NO WEEKENDS! Paid Holidays (New Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day)
What tools does the shop provide that are available for all technicians to use?
All specialized HVAC industry-specific tools are provided at the shop and on each fully equipped and stocked service truck—technician to provide their own hand tools.
What type of break room facility is provided?
We have a shop bench, microwave, ice machine, and refrigerator stocked with Gatorade, water, and flavored waters. Inside our front office, we have a customer waiting area with chairs and snacks, a coffee machine with all the extras, including a phone charging station, and his and her restrooms. We also have ashtrays and a picnic table out front of the shop for smoke breaks.
How many bays does your shop have?
2 shop bays 10 mobile service trucks
How many repair orders do you average per month?
Varies between shop work and field work. 80% of RO are in the field, 20% are in the shop.
What is your parts ordering process?
Parts Manager and Inventory Controller
What is your policy on side work?
Allowed, as long as it is off the clock and on your own time with your own tools/parts/supplies.
Are there any other unique features of the work environment worth noting?
Family-owned and operated and all our employees are like family. New job site every day. Great group of guys to work with. Will have own work truck and company cell phone after training. All expert certifications are required after training and on-the-job training is provided.
Shop Talk

Our technicians, Tyler "Hammer" Felts, Jim Kheao, and Jesse Wilson, are the latest techs to become Mobile Air Climate Society (MACS) certified under the EPA's Section 609 of the Clean Air Act for the safe handling of refrigerant. They understand the importance of refrigerant recovery and the effects of improper handling of refrigerants on the ozone layer and climate. To be certified, technicians must be trained by an EPA-approved program and pass a test demonstrating their knowledge in these areas.