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HVAC/Building systems 2017-06-10 04:07:25 Post No. 1191202
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Hey /diy/
Recent mechanical technologist grad looking to get into the field of building systems and HVAC. To a lesser extent plumbing, and gas work. Would like to help build homes wether it's design or sales- preferably somewhere I can work with people or get my hands dirty
Got any recommended intro reading? I'd like to get a better grasp before really deciding on it and It would be ideal to have some knowhow should I start applying to these kind of jobs.
Would love to hear if you guys have experience with any of this stuff.
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>>1191202
Do Mini splits.
https://www.acwholesalers.com/installers/preferred-installer.jsp
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>>1191204
Kinda like the idea of duct work but this seems like it has a lot of application
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>>1191209
$1000+ for 4 hours of work, pretty good money.
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>>1191214
Holy shit, that how much you guys get paid?
I have a technician's degree (called technical engineer for some reason) in HVAC and plumbing. Time to make bank.
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>>1191748
Contact the contracts on the list and ask how much to install a mini split.
Multi-split prices are even more insane. Often quotes of $10,000 for a day's work.
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>>1191748
Check out contractor forums and learn the business. You could work for one doing installs for a while to get field experience which doesn't come from books or doing labs. There's money to be made.
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>>1191787
The guys designing these must be making even better money
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>>1191748
What're you doing with it presently?
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