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Nextech, the largest HVAC/R service provider in the United States, is hiring HVAC/R Technicians in Cleveland, Ohio. This role focuses on diagnosing and repairing HVAC/R systems, providing maintenance, and ensuring the highest standards of service.
Offered compensation ranges from $30 to $38 per hour alongside benefits like sign-on bonuses, paid training, and a company vehicle. Ideal candidates should have EPA certification, a high school diploma, and at least two years of relevant experience.
Are you ready to power up your career with a company that leads the industry and puts its people first? Welcome to Nextech— where talent, technology, and teamwork come together to create unmatched opportunities.
For over 30 years, Nextech has built a reputation rooted in quality, integrity, and value, proudly serving thousands of commercial customers across the country. With a team of more than 2,000 professionals and growing, we are the largest HVAC/R service provider in the United States — and we’re just getting started.
We’re not just looking for employees. We’re looking for driven, skilled professionals ready to level up their careers and thrive in an environment that rewards excellence, encourages growth, and values your impact.
This is more than a job. This is your next big move.
As a Nextech HVAC/R Technician, you’ll play a key role in delivering reliable, high-quality service to commercial clients. From troubleshooting to repairs, installations, and preventive maintenance — you’re the expert our customers trust.
Here’s what your day could look like:
Up to $2,000 for qualified candidates
Hit the road in a fully equipped van, gas card included
Dispatched directly from home for daily convenience
Paid port-to-port travel means no unpaid downtime
Keep your gear sharp — we’ve got you covered
Paid training, certification support, and education reimbursement
USD $30.00/Hr.
USD $38.00/Hr.
This is a physically active role. You should be able to: