Home Comfort Systems Installation Technician

Build comfort that lasts — one precise install at a time

If methodical work, clean craftsmanship, and customer trust motivate you, this role is your arena. You’ll be the expert who turns plans into reliable, code‑compliant residential HVAC systems.

What you'll install

• Air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, air handlers, mini‑split systems, and package units in single‑family and residential settings.

How you'll do it

• Remove and replace existing HVAC equipment safely and efficiently.
• Fabricate/modify ductwork and route or braze refrigerant lines; run drain lines; install gas piping and venting; complete the electrical terminations required.
• Charge refrigerant accurately and validate performance to manufacturer specifications.
• Start up and commission equipment; perform system testing, airflow balancing, and operational inspections.
• Hold every install to local building/mechanical codes, OEM requirements, and our internal quality standards.
• Complete all paperwork, job documentation, and required photo capture.
• Teach homeowners how to operate and maintain their new systems.
• Keep a clean, organized, and safe job site from arrival to wrap‑up.

Collaboration & schedule

• Partner closely with installation helpers, service technicians, warehouse staff, and management to deliver on time.
• Be ready for on‑call or overtime needs during peak seasons.

What it takes

• EPA Section 608 certification (required).
• 3+ years of residential HVAC installation experience preferred.
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
• Confidence with the refrigeration cycle, airflow, electrical components, and installation best practices.
• Ability to interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and install manuals.
• Working knowledge of local mechanical and building codes.
• Strong diagnostic mindset and problem‑solving ability.
• Professional communication and customer service skills.

Physical & safety expectations

• Lift 75–100 lbs and work in attics, crawl spaces, rooftops, and confined spaces.
• Use ladders, power tools, and test instruments safely and effectively.

Tech stack

• Comfortable with: EPA compliance, HVAC installation workflows, and ServiceTitan.