CTHP- Commercial Service Technician

Comfort Temp; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Comfort Temp in Orlando, FL is seeking a Commercial HVAC Technician to service and install equipment across the region. You will braze copper, recover refrigerants, and read wiring diagrams, working on trucks this week.

Join a hands-on crew that values practicality over corporate speak. You will handle start-ups, inspections, and critical fixes while traveling to sites within Florida.

EPA certification and 5+ years of experience are required; a strong back and attention to detail are preferred.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of hands-on experience in commercial refrigeration/HVAC.
• EPA certification is required without exceptions.
• All HVAC and refrigeration permits/licenses must be current.
• Ability to read electrical and mechanical plans and wiring diagrams.
• Attention to detail to catch issues before callbacks.
• Strong communication with crew and customers.

Responsibilities

• Service and install commercial HVAC equipment
• Run control wiring and start-ups with confidence
• Inspect and dial in new equipment so it's right first time
• Reclaim, recover, and charge refrigerant properly
• Solder and braze copper piping; install PVC condensation lines
• Keep truck stocked and organized to avoid chaos
• Diagnose mechanical and electrical issues and implement fixes

Skills

HVAC experience

Brazing

Electrical schematics

Customer communication

Education

EPA certification

HVAC license/permits

Job description

Comfort Temp — Orlando, FL
Orlando's skyline never gets a day off. Neither do we.

Commercial HVAC Technician
Comfort Temp — Orlando, FL
Orlando's skyline never gets a day off. Neither do we.
We need a Commercial HVAC Technician who can braze copper, charge refrigerant, and read a wiring diagram in their sleep — and we need you on a truck this week, not next month.
No fluff. No corporate speak. Just real work, real pay, and a crew that has your back.

Who We Are
Comfort Temp has kept Florida cool since 1985 — Gainesville, Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa. We run commercial mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and pipefitting for buildings that can't afford downtime. Which means we can't afford average techs.
Four rules. No apologies for any of them:

• Do what you say.
• Do what it takes.
• Walk with purpose.
• Do the right thing.

Show up, work hard, tell the truth — you'll fit right in.

The Job
Big buildings. Big systems. Big problems that need someone who actually knows what they're doing. You'll service and install commercial HVAC equipment across Orlando — the kind of work that separates a real technician from a guy who just swaps filters.

What You'll Do

• Service and install commercial HVAC equipment
• Run control wiring and start-ups like you've done it a thousand times — because you have
• Inspect and dial in new equipment so it's right the first time, every time
• Reclaim, recover, and charge refrigerant the right way
• Solder and braze copper piping; run PVC for condensation lines
• Keep your truck stocked and squared away — no digging through chaos to find your gear
• Diagnose mechanical and electrical issues and actually fix them, not just flag them

What You Bring

• 5+ years turning wrenches on commercial refrigeration and HVAC — or equivalent training that proves it
• EPA certification (required — no exceptions)
• All required permits/licenses for HVAC and refrigeration work
• An eye for detail sharp enough to catch a problem before it becomes a callback
• Straight-shooter communication — with your crew and your customers
• A strong back — 50 lbs, tight spaces, hot spaces, no complaints
• Fluency in electrical and mechanical plans and wiring diagrams — no translator needed
• Willingness for some extended-day travel — comfort zones are overrated

Why Comfort Temp

Our values aren't a poster in the break room — we live them, every day, in the field. We invest in our people, we notice hard work, and we build careers here, not just paychecks.

If you're tired of clocking in somewhere that doesn't know your name, this is your shot.