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Why HVAC Technicians are Heroes

There are a lot of very noble professions out there that people often consider heroes, from firefighters, doctors and nurses, or police officers. While it is undeniable that these professions are full of brave, hardworking, and heroic men and women, there is one profession out there that is very much made up of heroes in their own right that may not get the same recognition: HVAC technicians.

While this proclamation may surprise you, the men and women that work as HVAC technicians are indeed heroes, even if they don’t get the same kind of recognition as others. Every characteristic you look for to consider someone a “hero” is met and exceeded by those that proudly serve their communities. 

Here are the four biggest reasons why HVAC technicians are heroes of their community. 

HVAC techs possess a special skill

Inspecting, installing, and maintaining heating and cooling systems requires a very specific set of special skills that you can only get from dedicating time to furthering your education and getting certified. That is to say, it isn’t a job just anyone has the capability, knowledge, or skills to do! Part of what being a hero is about is providing a service that few can. Because of it, lots of people depend on you, often when they need help the most.

HVAC techs help those in need

If you still don’t think HVAC technicians are heroes, picture this scenario: in the middle of one of our hot Houston summers, your air conditioner dies. For those who are elderly or have other unique health conditions, extreme heat isn’t just uncomfortable, it can be fatal. A call to someone to come out to fix your air conditioning or furnace comes at a desperate time, and the person making it is going to come out of the transaction extremely thankful to their new hero who just came in to cool their house down and restore comfort to you and your family.

HVAC techs aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty

The daily challenges of an HVAC technician can take them to some pretty interesting places. They are often out working when the weather is at its hottest and coldest. They have to get up on roofs, inside crawl spaces, in between tight spots, and many other precarious places all in the course of doing their job. It can be a dirty job, but someone has to do it! The conditions they work in and places they work are all in the name of helping those in need, so you won’t hear them complain. It’s all in a day’s work.

HVAC are there when people need them

Part of being a hero is being there for those in need. If an air conditioner goes out on a Friday night, that person likely won’t be able to afford to wait until Monday to have your phone call returned. They need help right away to be able to beat the heat. A hero is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and so is a good HVAC technician. They are available whether it is record-breaking high or low temperatures – in fact, when the weather is at its worst, they are at their busiest.

Interested in a career in HVAC? A career in skilled labor is extremely rewarding, has lots of opportunity for growth, has an abundant amount of career opportunities, and can help you become a hero for those in need. 

If you are in the Houston, Texas area and want to start your career path, start it here at The Training Center for Air Conditioning and Heating. Learn more about upcoming classes and what you’ll learn over our 14-week courses here.