10 Things That Are Good About HVAC

Want to become a HVAC tech? Are you wondering if the HVAC trade is a good choice for you? In this video I go over 10 reasons why the HVAC trade will not let you down. Of course there is two sides to every coin though. This is a 2 part video. In this one I only talk about the good things but in my other video I go over 10 things that are bad about the HVACr industry. So hopefully these two videos will help paint a better picture for you of what you can expect from the HVAC career. I cover a variety of topics such as HVAC pay or salary, is hvac work hard, is the hvac trade hard to learn, is it worth it, is it a good career, should you go to hvac trade school, the working conditions, dealing with customers, the working environment, job security, etc...
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[HVACingMyWay]

I’ve done installs for a few years now this summer I ventured into the service side and I gotta say it feels very good when you go out and fix someone’s system. It feels good helping someone and get them up and running again. I prefer working alone rather then with someone more peaceful

[johntserpelis]

Being alone is the best part of the trade!!!

[joshw]

I’ve been in the trade for 2 1/2 years now and my pay has already gone up $7 more an hour then when I started but it’s not just about money it’s a great trade and gives you that good feeling at the end of the day.

[rexarnold]

I’m in my third month in HVAC school. No lies it’s extremely challenging for me but this video gave me hope

[jasonjames]

HVAC has many fields.
Good for any position. The industry is always changing.
20yr HVAC vet right here saying " keep moving forward"
YOU WONT MOVE UP IF YOU DONT MOVE UP YOUR SKILL SET. TRY NOT TO GET CAUGHT UP IN THE BUREAUCRACY A BUSINESS. JUST BE THE BEST YOU CAN AT WHAT YOU DO. BE PROUD OF YOUR ABILITY AND GROWTH.

[luisbanda]

19 and In my first semester at a community college for HVAC school. Been watching some YouTube guys in the trade for the past couple of months and this guy so one of my favorites

[Chris_junya]

I went to school last year and I have been working little over 8 months and let me just say there’s a lot to learn and no one knows everything. However what I feel is the best approach to that is to engrave the HVACR fundamentals core and electrical wiring to better give you the proper tools when approaching a problem that your unfamiliar with. Also pretty much everything comes with a manual so that helps, and if it doesn’t there’s always the computer in your pocket.

[sziltner]

Accounting has to be a good thing to know for running your own HVAC business successfully. 👌

[brianatkinson]

I agree with using hands and brains. Thats a real appeal. I also started with no background with mechanical and tool handling.

[Fredsterrrrr]

Gettng into the commercial refrigeration side of HVAC. Halfway through the course and im excited i chose this career instead of pursuing a degree in business administration.

[Hvactraining]

Probably the best hands on career alone and getting the job done.

[brandonfemmer]

I never get peace and quiet in residential, they're always looking over your shoulder trying to figure things out and determining whether they can do it themselves next time, unless it's in an attic....I've never had one follow me up there. I prefer sitting on rooftops doing commercial work.

[fernandocanales]

The alone time is what I love the most about my HVAC job. 100% agree with you. 👍👍👍

[VermHat]

Accounting is actually one of the more practical degrees you can get for life: taxes, budgets, bookkeeping. But I get what you're saying, the idea that college prepares you for life is BS. Its an extension of childhood adolescence, which is why there is such a party scene. The trades are way more practical overall.

[picklerix]

1) Avoid for-profit schools. Community colleges are a smarter choice.
2) HVAC is great if you’re young but nobody wants to crawl through attics when they’re 60 years old.
3) HVAC pay is better now than when I was in the business.

[Chris_junya]

Also from what I was told that college is become more accessible for students out of high school with government aid. Parents are less likely to let their child go through trade when college is becoming affordable. Thus leaving a deficit for all techs in all trades. With such a demand, it only gets better if your already in the field.

[earthling]

Hvac: jack of all trades, master of some.

[tomwardzala]

definitely still learning since they introduced variable speed technology into the residential hvac market few years ago

[chancecooper]

With your background you have a great pedigree to own your own HVAC business one day. It seems you enjoy this field as well. Thats what matters.

Love your videos man! Would love to see one on your van setup.

[gilbertomejiajr]

I've been doing service for 11 months now and for me it is nice to work alone and not have anyone all on top of you but for where I'm at coming in as the new guy these guys dont like to teach and make fun of you if you dont get it right away I'm going back to school for this trade and I know a few of the higher ups in my company and I asked to move over to the refrigeration side so let's see how that is because I heard over there they really treat their people good and train them right so let's see and I'm gonna finish school for this trade. Great video and you've been helping a lot from the start of my journey of HVAC thanks Jay