Remote Hvac Technician jobs
12 open positions in the United States, newest first.
HVAC technicians install, maintain and repair heating, ventilation, air conditioning and often refrigeration systems in homes and commercial buildings. They diagnose why a system is not heating, cooling or moving air properly and fix it, working with electrical controls, refrigerant circuits, gas burners and ductwork. The work is hands-on and done where the equipment is.
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HVAC Technician
Pearce Services · Remote · Northampton, MA
Other Full-time $30 – $38 per hour Posted Sep 9, 2026 -
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About the Hvac Technician role
What the work looks like
- Diagnose faults with gauges, multimeters and manufacturer documentation, then replace failed compressors, motors, boards or valves.
- Perform scheduled maintenance: cleaning coils, changing filters, checking refrigerant charge and testing safety controls.
- Install furnaces, heat pumps, rooftop units and ductwork to code and manufacturer specifications.
- Recover, charge and leak-test refrigerant systems in line with EPA handling rules.
- Record the work on a mobile work order, explain findings to the customer and quote repairs.
What employers ask for
- EPA Section 608 certification for refrigerants
- Electrical troubleshooting and reading wiring diagrams
- Refrigeration cycle and airflow diagnostics
- State or local license where required
- Building automation and controls basics
- Valid driver's license and clean driving record
Doing this job remotely
This is not a work-from-home job. When it appears as remote it usually means field-based: the technician is dispatched from home in a company vehicle across a service territory instead of reporting to a shop. Expect driving, on-call rotations in peak heating and cooling seasons, and physical work on roofs and in attics. A few phone-based technical support roles exist for experienced technicians.
Where it comes from and where it leads
Technicians train through a trade school program or an apprenticeship and start as helpers or installers before running service calls alone. Experienced technicians become lead or senior technicians, controls specialists, service managers or estimators, or start their own contracting business.