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HVAC Install Manager

Meridian, ID

 

Join Ultimate Heating and Air in Boise, ID – Lead, Install, and Elevate Your Career!

At Ultimate Heating and Air, we’ve spent 20 years building a reputation for HVAC excellence and outstanding customer service in the Boise Valley. We’re looking for an experienced Residential HVAC Install Manager to lead our installation team, ensure top-quality work, and help drive customer satisfaction. If you’re ready to take your career to the next level, we want you on our team!

Why You’ll Love Working Here:

  • Performance Pay: Rewarding skill, leadership, and hard work.

  • Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage.

  • Paid Time Off & Holidays: Balance your work and personal life.

  • Company Perks: Boise Hawks tickets, team events, and bonuses.

  • Tools for Success: Company van, cell phone, and iPad.

  • Career Growth: In-house training programs and leadership development.

  • Team Culture: Collaborative environment focused on service excellence.

  • 401(k) Match: Plan for your future with company support.

  • Year-Round Stability: Consistent, steady work.

  • Professional Image: Company uniforms provided.

Role Overview:
The Residential HVAC Install Manager oversees and participates in the installation of HVAC systems for residential and light commercial projects. You’ll lead by example, ensure safety and quality, and guarantee an exceptional experience for every customer.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead and coordinate HVAC installation teams, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, and to company standards.

  • Install HVAC systems, including ductwork, piping, and equipment, with precision and efficiency.

  • Train, mentor, and support installation staff to maintain high workmanship standards.

  • Communicate clearly with customers, explaining system issues and solutions professionally.

  • Document all work accurately and maintain job site organization.

  • Uphold company policies, safety protocols, and quality standards at all times.

Qualifications:

  • 24 years or older with a valid driver’s license and clean record.

  • Clear background check and pre-employment drug screen (including marijuana).

  • Proven HVAC experience; residential focus preferred.

  • Strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and leadership skills.

  • EPA certification and understanding of HVAC safety standards.

  • Apprentice or Journeyman License preferred.

Pay & Schedule:

  •  $70,000.00 - $125,000.00 per year

  • Schedule: 8–10 hour shifts, Monday–Friday, rotating weekends as needed, year-round work

If you’re ready to lead a team, grow your skills, and join a company that values excellence and teamwork, apply today to become part of the Ultimate Heating and Air family!

Location: In-person – Boise, ID

 

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