Looking for people that do HVAC on the side? Basically I would like to help out for little pay, maybe even for free some, Just to get experience. All the big places want experience in the field. That I don’t have :-(. I did take classes and state test. So I am epa certified to use gases and hold an inactive AL State HVAC contractor license. I have never worked in any field like this. I have remodeled 5 personal home electrical and all
Posted Jul 7, 2022, 7:50 PM UTC
Call Tim Lawles at TL Services. His wife Tracy Lawles may answer. They are the sweetest folks ever and started up the business in the last year or so. He posted about help recently, and his family has a legacy of handyman/apprentice style work so I think this would be right up his alley.
Wow thanks so much, I scrolled what little was on their page, they seem cool. I messaged them on there.
Conditioned Air Solutions is hiring like crazy
Anytime Heating and Cooling
Judging by the fact half these companies won't come out for HVAC maintenance I'd say they need people.
Like lots of places, they beg , but want couple years experience. Some of these retail jobs are paying $15 :-), My mortgage is low, paid cash for brand new truck and used boat. So still in a pretty good spot. I sold a house at height of market and moved into my other much bigger house.
Curious. What classes did you take?
ACR has a state approved program that I took at night. They are also listed with AL labor grants. So you can possibly get it all paid for
What program and how many hours did it take? I didn't find much info online on those classes.
I've been looking into getting an inactive license just so I can buy from HVAC supply houses.
I looked at JUCOs and they needed an associates degree with ~40 credit hours in stuff I most likely already know.
I messaged you
Hey! Do you have the tools to move a condenser? Shorten line set and all that’s associated with it?
I don’t have recovery or vacuum system. But that the things I want some hands on doing
Man I was trying to get you some work! I need a condenser moved. Lol
Absolutely do not underbid yourself. You’ve already done a lot of legwork having those license. Companies will and should pay you well to train even. Hit up hiller, Lee company. I know some guys at talent HVAC I can see if they are looking for a green guy but bigger outfits have the resources to give you educational opportunities while on the clock.
I had tried a few places but they wanted experience. My work history is customer service to flight attendant and my coworkers thought I never got dirty. While on my off time I was gutting and remodeling houses 😂
Trust me if you can show up every day on time you’ll literally be ahead of 60% of their staff regardless of experience
Trust OtherDouche. He knows what he’s talking about.