Apr 15i been seriously looking into it for about a month now, i’m starting to search around for classes and programs but just wanted to see if it’s some stuff i should know before fully committing.
Apr 15ull always be in demand
Apr 15Starting school soon for it
Apr 15·1 replytroy bolton
Apr 15·1 replyI’m in sales. I would take a class to get your certs then determine what angle you wanna go from there. You can do sales, residential, commercial, strictly install or tech. There’s so many to choose from. And having your certs will make you way more appealing to company’s, because what separates you from the other 25 guys near you who are tryna do the same thing? My company is flexible to where I can dabble between being in the field or just sales, so if you can land that to get experience in both it wouldn’t hurt. I would definitely recommend commercial though if you choose the field, too many old f***s with nasty homes and crawlspaces.
All that being said, I don’t know s*** compared to the 15+ year veterans that dominate the industry. So research research research, I can’t stress that enough. Look up different roles with different companies and what feedback people have in general. Knowledge is power in any circumstance.
Apr 15My brother in law does he seems to make good money and doesn’t work crazy hard
Apr 15·3 repliesI don’t work hvac I wreak havoc
Apr 15·1 replyTobacco al HouthiI don’t work hvac I wreak havoc
yeah okay b**** lmfao.
Apr 15·2 repliesboth friends I know who were going to do it switched to plumbing
hvac is supposed to be great tho, and no poo
- Apr 15bitch mob
yeah okay b**** lmfao.
he is 100% that b****
Apr 15·1 replyFeverboth friends I know who were going to do it switched to plumbing
hvac is supposed to be great tho, and no poo
why
- Apr 15Shy
why
more money I think. and I know they just like that work more for whatever reason
- Apr 16
HVac Mac’s big bucks
Apr 16currently looking at the trades myself but i got a cousin who does commercial hvac, he makes good money and he does jobs around my state so you should expect traveling if you're working for a contractor
Apr 16Yeah
Apr 16I worked as a commercial plumber and you should join the trades. We need more hands on people in the world. Great money and opportunities
Apr 16Tobacco al HouthiI don’t work hvac I wreak havoc
- Apr 16DevilOrAngelFM
I’m in sales. I would take a class to get your certs then determine what angle you wanna go from there. You can do sales, residential, commercial, strictly install or tech. There’s so many to choose from. And having your certs will make you way more appealing to company’s, because what separates you from the other 25 guys near you who are tryna do the same thing? My company is flexible to where I can dabble between being in the field or just sales, so if you can land that to get experience in both it wouldn’t hurt. I would definitely recommend commercial though if you choose the field, too many old f***s with nasty homes and crawlspaces.
All that being said, I don’t know s*** compared to the 15+ year veterans that dominate the industry. So research research research, I can’t stress that enough. Look up different roles with different companies and what feedback people have in general. Knowledge is power in any circumstance.
ditto, appreciate this dawg
- Apr 16·2 repliesFever
both friends I know who were going to do it switched to plumbing
hvac is supposed to be great tho, and no poo
my friend switch to plumbing too, i think he was in for carpentry originally. said it was for the money too, but i just cant get down with the poo part lmao
- Apr 16·1 reply
Private equity is gonna wreck your salary long term
Apr 16·1 replyTwicetagramtroy bolton
getcha head in the game
- Apr 16Bushmanate
getcha head in the game
i meant troy barnes
- Apr 16·2 replies
16 hours late
Apr 16Fever16 hours late
What???
- Apr 16Fever
16 hours late
