Another purpose of the air filter is to keep the indoor coil, furnace/air handler, and ductwork as clean as possible. The filter is applied to the return air before that air goes into the furnace/air handler. This stops all the contaminants that the filter removes from entering your HVAC system. The better the filter, the cleaner the indoor coil and furnace/air handler is, that ensures your HVAC system is running as cost effectively as possible and can save up to 30% in utility costs. The better the filter MERV, the more it keeps the indoor coil, furnace/air handler, and ductwork free from debris.
COVID-19 and other viruses. At the time of this post, COVID-19 has not been tested with any filters. Most viruses measure below .03 micron. This means that even the HEPA filter isn’t guaranteed to block them from the airstream. That doesn’t mean a filter doesn’t catch some viruses, they are just not rated to do so. The virus that causes COVID-19 is about 0.125 micron. In fact, in a study done by NASA, HEPA filters are extremely good at remove of smaller than .3 micron.
According to the EPA, the best solution that is cost effective and works with almost any HVAC system and ductwork system is a combination of air purification and air filtration. Adding an ionizer or a ultraviolet light to a filtration system of MERV 8 or above will treat almost all the air effectively. Ionizers and UV lights are very effective at treating viruses, mold, bacteria, and other contaminants to affect the air quality in a given residential or commercial building. Another consideration is the HVAC equipment, having a multiple stage furnace means that it can operate in a lower fan speed or stage. Slowing down the circulation improves the overall air quality when combined with a great Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) system by treating the air at all times.
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Locally Owned for 99 years Hauck Bros., Inc. Heating and Cooling has built its business by offering superior HVAC service, maintenance, and products. We do this with a team of highly trained and conscientious employees that are loyal to our valued customer base and are proud of the company’s rich history in this area.
Pay $19-$28 per hour
Hourly rate depends on skill set, Residential HVAC experience, Commercial HVAC experience and types of HVAC units experienced in servicing. We offer a generous salary package, and top of the line benefits package.
Offering up to $4,000 Hiring Bonus for your HVAC service field experience!
Hauck Bros., Inc. is a family-owned and operated full service commercial and residential HVAC maintenance company that has been servicing the Ohio Miami Valley area for over 99 years.
Immediate hire, steady year-round work available. The job includes excellent compensation package, up-to-date, well-stocked service truck, gas card, health insurance, 401K and many other benefits. Top Technician can earn over $80,000/year with salary, incentives and overtime.
We are a “Drug-Free” workplace.
Work Start and End Time: 7:30am – 5:30pm, Monday to Friday; additional hours necessary, until job is completed. Some evenings and weekends on occasion. Overtime required when needed.
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, Paid Vacation, Paid Holidays, Company Phone, Company Tablet, Company Vehicle, Company Gas Card, 401k with Company Match, Tool Purchase Program, Company Bonuses, Company Discounts, and Referral Program
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Install and service compressors, condensers, evaporators, motors, expansion and discharge valves, motors, temperature and humidity controls, fans, control panels, switches, fuses, filters, gauges, ducts, piping, tubing, and related components; residential, light commercial, and commercial service
Test and repair units by operating the systems; identifying malfunctions; repairing or replacing, parts, and components
Available to work nights or weekends, on a rotating basis, to service emergency needs of our customers
Participate in company provided training opportunities on latest industry technologies
Excellent customer service skills with the desire to exceed customer expectations
Maintain safe and healthy work environment by following standards and procedures and complying with regulations
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
3 Years of Experience as a HVAC Service Technician
Universal Refrigeration License
High school diploma or its equivalent
Valid driver’s license with clean, insurable driving record
Must be able to pass drug test(s) as required by company
Well groomed, neat appearance
Lift up to 50 pounds; be able to push, pull, carry or maneuver heavier items (with additional manpower or appropriate devices); carry ladders; work from heights, work in small crawl spaces
Must be able to troubleshoot & service units, including controls
Gas, Heat Pump, Propane HVAC experience
Be familiar with a wide range of HVAC equipment and troubleshooting techniques.
Experience making repair and replace decisions.
Excellent customer service skills with the desire to exceed customer expectations
Maintain safe and healthy work environment by following standards and procedures and complying with regulations
Demonstrate willingness to accept responsibility and leadership roles.
Operate scissors and genie lifts in safe manner.
Read and understand basic electrical schematic diagrams.
Knowledge of air balancing principles and techniques.
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
5+ years as a HVAC Service Technician
Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams and blueprints.
Experience working on Chillers and/or 25-ton + Commercial HVAC equipment.
Experience working on Boilers (hot water & steam)
Experience working on Geothermal and Oil HVAC Units
Knowledge of control systems (DDC, Prolon, Honeywell, etc.)
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