Heating and Refrigeration (HVAC) Repair

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Heating and refrigeration technicians often specialize in either installation or repair, even though they are usually trained for both. They might also specialize in a specific type of equipment. While work can be seasonal, service contracts and regular maintenance plans can keep workers busy, as can diversifying specialties.

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[amyamster1]

Fluorotherm did a wonderful job, I am happy to recommend their products. Heat Exchangers replaced our old tank(s) heating system. We are saving money with the new products.

[wolfofworld]

RSI sucks and you will learn next to nothing.

[hvacleads]

Great video!

[9dySixXChEvYRiDdiNn]

kinda gayy

[StemDFpiaK]

looks like an old video.

[hvacrdude1]

HvacrTalk . com welcomes Techs contractors and consumers to join free and discuss and trade infor and learn meet others in the trade. good links and resources...all you need is a valid email to activate your account.

[kaelAJgurl]

many of you guys sound resonably smart and thats nice. i would have probably liked to work with you...but one of the often over looked parts of the industry is that an intelligent, educated man may have to spend a couple of years installing mini splits with dumb construction workers they have noting in common with and who are their supervisors ...yikes...

[AlexIsUber]

im going into air force and im gonna be doing HVAC as well...

[BANDITBRON]

interesting comments by you guys in HVAC... just into refridgeration work for a large commercial company making fizzy pop in england. I can assure you whilst I'm on my knees etc with a commercial sized fridge deck out from underneath, bloody public comes along, leans over you and grabs a bottle from fridge and says " Duh, drinks are warm mate!" No academy winners in this field.

[speaks2all]

Try working for a wholesaler at counter level the move right into installers postion or helper. THEN go to tech school. Making money while you learn. And for the record homeowners and commercial customers do not give a hoot if you ar NATE Certified.

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