Residential HVAC Diagnostics Technician
Your day, your impact
Picture this: you start your morning in a company-provided service truck, route preloaded on your phone, uniform crisp, specialty tools on board. First stop, a family whose AC quit overnight. You listen, diagnose, explain options, and bring the system back to life. By afternoon, you’re tackling an intermittent heating issue, tracing an electrical fault and restoring comfort before dinner. Every call is different, and every fix matters.
What you’ll take on
- Travel to customer residences using a company-provided service vehicle
- Diagnose and repair residential heating and cooling systems
- Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical HVAC issues
- Deliver quality, safety-first repairs and clearly communicate solutions
- Educate homeowners on repair options and system care
- Maintain truck stock and manage parts for efficient service
- Complete service documentation on a mobile device
Why Home Services
Compensation that grows with you
- Strong hourly pay based on experience and certifications
- Performance bonuses and sales incentives available throughout the year
- Opportunities to increase earnings as your skills grow
Life-friendly schedule
- No on-call schedule — enjoy a better work-life balance
- Flexible scheduling without overnight on-call rotations
Consistent, year-round work
- Steady workload throughout the year
- Cross-training opportunities help keep technicians busy in every season
Everything you need to succeed
- Company service truck
- Uniforms provided
- Specialty tools provided
- Company phone and technician support app
Benefits built for you and your family
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Additional $4,000 annual dependent healthcare subsidy for eligible associates
- 401(k) with 100% company match up to 3%
Learn, advance, and stay
- Industry-leading technical training
- Hands-on mentoring from experienced technicians
- Opportunities to advance and learn additional trades
- Average technician tenure exceeds 12 years
Your background
- High school diploma or GED
- EPA Type II or EPA Universal Certification
- VA Journeyman HVAC Certification
- Mechanical aptitude and strong troubleshooting ability
- Experience with HVAC service and repair preferred
- Confidence using diagnostic and repair tools safely
- Process-driven with pride in workmanship
- Comfortable with smartphones and mobile apps
- Valid driver's license with a good driving record
- Ability to work independently and communicate clearly with customers
Who thrives here
- Hands-on problem solvers
- Technicians who enjoy finding the root cause
- Pros who fix it right the first time
- Self-starters who show up ready to help
Join a team that equips you with the truck, tools, training, and support to build a long-term skilled trades career.
Technical strengths that help
- HVAC
- Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
- HVAC Service & Installation
- HVAC Troubleshooting
- HVAC Repair
- Service
- Mechanical Assembly Skills
- Equipment Diagnostics & Troubleshooting
- Mechanical Systems & Component Repair
- Equipment Repair & Maintenance
Compliance
Ability to pass background and drug screening