Work where the heating and the plumbing are the same crew
We are looking for technicians and apprentices across heating, cooling and plumbing, working out of one shop in Broad Brook and covering both sides of the state line. If you take the work seriously, we would like to hear from you.
Current openings
Everything we are hiring for right now is listed below, and applying takes a few minutes. If nothing listed matches your trade or your experience level, call the shop anyway, because the list changes and apprenticeships do not always get posted.
What working here actually looks like
Most HVAC shops go quiet between seasons. We hold two trades and two state licenses, which changes the shape of the year for the people on the trucks.
The calendar does not have a dead zone
You learn the whole system
A 50 mile radius, 17 towns
Trained properly, not churned through
Real diagnostics, honest quotes
Customers who know your name
What we expect, and what you get back
- Show up when you saidThe single most consistent line in our reviews is that the technician arrived when promised. That is a standard, not a coincidence.
- Explain what you foundCustomers here are told what is wrong and what the options are before work starts. You need to be able to talk to people, not just fix things.
- Respect the houseBasements left cleaner than we found them shows up in the reviews too. It matters to us.
- Take the trade seriouslyThis is skilled work with licenses, certifications and codes behind it. We hire people who treat it that way.
In return you get a shop that keeps the schedule full all year, invests in certifications instead of treating them as your problem, and puts apprentices next to experienced technicians instead of throwing them at calls alone.
The credentials on this company are the ones you will train toward and work under. Pay, schedule and the details of the role get discussed openly in the interview, based on your experience and your trade.
Before you apply
Not necessarily. We hire technicians and apprentices, and the apprentice side of that is real: you work alongside certified technicians on live calls and learn the trade properly. If you have the attitude and want the career, apply and say so.
Out of the shop at 17 Wapping Rd in Broad Brook, on calls across a roughly 50 mile radius: greater Hartford and Tolland County in Connecticut, and the Springfield area in Massachusetts. See the full footprint on our service areas page.
The phone is answered around the clock because that is the promise we make to customers, and after-hours work is part of this trade everywhere. How that is scheduled and shared across the crew gets laid out plainly in the interview, before you accept anything.
Yes. The openings list changes, and apprenticeships in particular do not always get posted. Submit through the closest listing or call the shop at (959) 600-6425 and tell us your trade and your experience.
Bring the work ethic, we will build the rest
Apply above in a few minutes, or call the shop and ask about openings. Either way you are talking to the people you would actually work with.