HVAC Tech
ashburn
USA
$98,000/year
Permanent
Other
“We are a leading HVAC service provider around the Virginia area known for our premium customer experience and high-quality workmanship. Our team is growing, and we’re looking for a skilled field technician who shares our commitment to going above and beyond for every client.”
Job title: HVAC Commercial service tech
Hourly Rate: $42phr – $47+phr DOE… + Benefits
Experienced and confident in:
Roof top units, VRV/VRF, Chillers. Boilers, Heat Pumps, AHU’s, Cooling Towers, Compressors..
Now you may or may not be looking for a new role, but if the right salary, benefits and company aligned, are you open to hearing more?
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