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HVAC Service Tech

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

 

Join our team at Sierra Air Conditioning and Plumbing in Las Vegas, NV, and enjoy unparalleled benefits, strong earning potential, and opportunities to grow your career!

Position: HVAC Service Technician

đź’° Compensation

  • Training Pay (4–6 weeks): $16–$25 per hour

  • After Training: Performance-based pay (commission structure)

  • Annual Earning Potential: $55,000 – $150,000+

Purpose

To provide exceptional HVAC service while ensuring customer satisfaction, identifying system improvement opportunities, and maintaining the highest safety and professionalism standards.

This is not a high-pressure sales role. It’s about education, honesty, and helping customers make informed decisions.

What You'll Do

  • Perform routine inspections, diagnostic work, and light service tasks

  • Build rapport and trust with customers in a friendly and respectful manner

  • Identify opportunities where customers may benefit from equipment replacement, efficiency upgrades, IAQ solutions, maintenance plans, etc.

  • Communicate findings clearly to customers and document service recommendations

  • Create TGLs (Tech-Generated Leads) for our Comfort Advisors & Sales Team to follow up on

  • Communicate effectively with dispatch and internal teams

  • Represent Sierra’s values and professionalism on every job

  • Participate in ongoing training to build technical and communication skills

What You Bring

We welcome applicants from all backgrounds — you don’t need to be an expert; you just need curiosity, professionalism, and willingness to learn.

  • Experience in HVAC or home services (or related technical experience)

  • Strong customer interaction skills

  • Ability to explain technical findings in clear, simple language

  • Detail-oriented and observant — you notice what others might miss

  • Positive attitude and interest in continuous learning

  • Valid driver’s license and eligibility for insurance

  • Ability to work as part of a collaborative field team

(We encourage individuals with non-traditional backgrounds to apply — if you have the drive to learn and engage with customers, we want to talk to you.)

Why This Job Matters

This role is not about being pushy or aggressive.

You are the eyes and ears in the field — the skilled technician who:

  • Spots system inefficiencies

  • Notices failing equipment

  • Recognizes customer comfort issues

  • Flags opportunities for long-term solutions

You help customers — not just equipment.

Why You’ll Love Working With Us

  • 1 Week of PTO

  • Company van, phone, and tablet

  • ServiceTitan workflow software

  • In-house training: classroom + mock attic/roof + hands-on lab

  • Dedicated parts department and parts runners

  • Leadership mentoring and development through Nexstar

  • Health and dental insurance

  • 401(k) match

  • Year-round steady work

  • Incentives & spiffs

  • Tool assistance & equipment support

  • In-house gym, fabrication shop, & uniform laundry

  • Frequent meals, company events, and team bonding

We’re committed to providing a clean, professional, respectful workplace where everyone can thrive.

Job Requirements

  • Must be 24 years or older

  • Possess a valid driver’s license

  • Clear a background check

  • Hold an EPA Universal certification

  • OSHA 10 certification 

  • Pass a pre-employment drug screen, including marijuana

Job Type: Full-time

Our Commitment to Inclusivity

We value diverse perspectives and life experiences — veterans, career-changers, technicians from other industries, apprenticeship grads, and self-taught talent are encouraged to apply.

Ready to Grow With Us?

Bring your technical mindset, your curiosity, and your desire to help customers — we’ll provide the training, tools, leadership support, and opportunity to build a long-term career with exceptional earning potential.

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