Equipment: Gas furnaces, central air conditioners, heat pumps, air handlers, boilers, mini-splits/ductless systems, condensers, evaporator coils (experience with York equipment is a plus). Own assigned installation projects: verify scope, confirm equipment and materials, and complete work within the planned labor budget.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Bethlehem, PA
Description
Are you the pro who can take a scope, own the install, and deliver a spotless start-up?
If you thrive on independence, precision, and mentoring others, this role is for you.
What You’ll Do
Own assigned installation projects: verify scope, confirm equipment and materials, and complete work within the planned labor budget.
Lead and coach a helper or junior installer to keep schedules on track and standards high.
Handle end-to-end system replacements and new installs—from teardown through commissioning—without hand-holding.
Spot issues early, communicate with management about required adjustments, and identify when a change order is needed.
Protect customer property, keep the jobsite organized, and finish all documentation accurately and on time.
Your Technical Arena
Equipment: Gas furnaces, central air conditioners, heat pumps, air handlers, boilers, mini-splits/ductless systems, condensers, evaporator coils (experience with York equipment is a plus).
Piping & Venting: Brazing, evacuating, and charging refrigerant lines; gas piping; PVC venting; condensate management.
Electrical & Controls: Thermostats, low/line-voltage control wiring, and essential electrical connections.
Sheet Metal/Duct: Build transitions and fittings; perform duct modifications as required by the install.
Commissioning: Start-up, airflow checks, functional testing—aimed at eliminating callbacks.
Must-Haves
Proven residential HVAC installation background.
Valid driver’s license and clean/acceptable driving record.
Strong tool proficiency (HVAC tools, hand tools, and power tools).
Ability to read and apply install instructions, diagrams, and specs.
Capacity to lift at least 50 lbs., work on ladders, and operate in tight areas (attics, basements, crawlspaces, mechanical spaces).
Consistent attendance, reliability, and professional appearance.
Nice-to-Haves (High Priority)
EPA Certification strongly preferred and required for Lead Installer consideration.
Experience in light-commercial installations.
History of leading a crew and developing apprentices.
Specialized expertise with boiler replacements and multi-zone mini-split systems.