HVAC Service Technician 1

Thirty Madison Ventures; Bozeman (MT); On-site; USD 83,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Take-home 4WD vehicle

All hand tools provided

Company phone and tablet provided

Shirts/uniforms provided

7 paid holidays with accrual

Matching retirement plan

100% employer-paid insurance

Job summary

Thirty Madison Ventures in Bozeman, MT is seeking a Commercial HVAC Service Technician to service and repair large commercial HVAC systems within a ~60-mile radius. You will work from home, manage your own workload, and travel to sites with a take-home vehicle and provided tools.

The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule with occasional 4x10s, on-call rotation, and a company-supportive benefits package as the company expands its presence in the area.

Qualifications

• Commercial HVAC service experience (not residential).
• Troubleshoot and repair large commercial equipment — air handlers, boilers, chillers.

Responsibilities

• Service and repair commercial HVAC equipment — large air handlers, boilers, chillers, and related systems.
• Work independently across a large territory, managing your own workload and travel.
• Get dispatched directly from home (no local office yet — this role is part of the company’s plan to grow a permanent Bozeman presence).
• Talk directly with customers on-site, including putting together estimates and cost breakdowns for repairs — this isn’t just a wrench-turning role.
• Take home a company vehicle and rotate into the on-call schedule.

Job description

COMMERCIAL HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN

Bozeman, Montana

Join a growing commercial HVAC company with serious room to build — this is a wide-open territory role for someone who can work independently and wants to grow with a company that’s actively expanding in the area. You’ll get a take-home vehicle, every hand tool provided, and a benefits package that’s genuinely competitive for the trade.

THE BASICS

Location: Bozeman, Montana
Pay: $40–$48/hr
Service Area: ~60-mile radius from Bozeman (covers surrounding areas like Butte, Three Forks, Ennis); technicians may travel up to 240 miles for a job with overnight stays as needed
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm typical (occasional 4x10 days during busy stretches)
On-Call: Rotates roughly once every 8 weeks; on-call techs are expected to respond and drive when called
Reports To: Service Supervisor

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Service and repair commercial HVAC equipment — large air handlers, boilers, chillers, and related systems
• Work independently across a large territory, managing your own workload and travel
• Get dispatched directly from home (no local office yet — this role is part of the company’s plan to grow a permanent Bozeman presence)
• Talk directly with customers on-site, including putting together estimates and cost breakdowns for repairs — this isn’t just a wrench-turning role
• Take home a company vehicle and rotate into the on-call schedule

WHY TECHS LIKE WORKING HERE

• Take-home, 4WD company vehicle
• All hand tools provided — no out-of-pocket tool costs
• Company phone and computer/tablet provided
• Shirts/uniforms provided
• 7 paid holidays with immediate accrual (based on seniority)
• Matching retirement plan
• 100% employer-paid insurance premiums for the employee and family
• Real autonomy and room to grow as the company builds out its presence in the area

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Required:

• Commercial HVAC/HVACR service experience (not primarily residential)
• Comfortable troubleshooting and repairing larger commercial equipment — air handlers, boilers, chillers
• Self-sufficient — able to manage a large territory and workload without heavy day-to-day oversight
• Able to communicate with customers and provide cost/repair estimates on-site
• Valid driver’s license and clean-enough driving record to pass an MVR check
• Willing and able to pass a background check and drug screen (required for state/federal and school-site work)
• Willing to participate in the on-call rotation

Nice to Have (not required):

• Refrigeration experience (walk-ins, freezers, reach-ins) — transfers well even if not a direct match
• Experience with building management systems or digital controls