Leading provider of HVAC, siding, skirting, doors/windows and related building products for manufactured homes.
Assist in installing and servicing HVAC systems while ensuring safety and customer satisfaction.
24 days ago ago
Entry-level
Full Time
Indianapolis, IN
Field
Company Size
141 Employees
Service Specialisms
Manufacturing
Distribution
Installation
Residential Products
Sector Specialisms
Manufactured Housing
Residential Housing
HVAC Units
Entry Steps
Foundation Covers
Doors & Windows
Siding & Soffits
Plumbing
Role
Description
code compliance
tool maintenance
instrument readings
inventory management
appliance installation
job reporting
Follows the national, state, and local mechanical, electrical and plumbing codes, and regulations.
Ensures that all work is completed according to manufacturer specification.
Maintains all company tools in good working order and ensures all tools are safe to use.
Performs all readings on test instruments and understands the importance of these readings.
Always performs work in a professional manner. Ensures customers are always treated with respect. Reports any issues or problems to manager immediately.
Assists and trains associates as directed by management.
Follow rules and regulations as described in the company handbook.
Follows directions provided by the Lead Installer Service Technician related to the scope of work.
Follows all company policies and procedures for the type of installation and service being performed.
Maintains the company's vehicle and notifies management when maintenance is required.
Receives, verifies, and loads all equipment and materials needed for each job and maintains stock levels on truck.
Works safely when performing installations or servicing of HVAC equipment.
Performs the installation of household appliances as needed.
Ensures office dispatcher/supervisor is aware of job status and any delays that may occur.
Premeasures jobs to identify proper materials required for scope of work.
Completes all required paperwork prior to the end of the shift.
Requirements
epa 608
hvac theory
hvac electrical
trade program
high school
problem solving
Must be mechanically inclined and be able to distinguish between different HVAC equipment.
Must be EPA 608 certified or willing to be certified within 90 days of employment
A High school diploma or GED is required.
Ability to work on-call and overtime hours require.
Completion of a trade program is preferred.
Effective written and verbal communication skills with customers and co-workers.
Has knowledge of the HVAC theory.
Demonstrates strong organizational and customer service skills.
Has knowledge of the HVAC electrical theory.
Demonstrates solid problem solving, judgment and decision-making skills.
Maintains a valid driver's license and an acceptable MVR.
Benefits
Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
401K with Company Match
Short Term & Long Term Disability
Paid holidays
Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D)
Vacation and Personal Time
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
$105 Million
Private Debt Financing
Raised in November 2023 to support strategic acquisitions.
10‑Year
Warranty Coverage
First in the industry to offer a 10‑year HVAC warranty.
50+ Years
R&D in Innovation
Continuous R&D into manufactured housing solutions for over 50 years.
Began with fiberglass entry steps invented in a garage.
Expanded into vinyl siding, skirting, anchoring systems, and national distribution centers in the 1970s and ’80s.
Delivers HVAC, foundation covers, siding, doors, windows, plumbing, and electrical products nationwide to both manufactured and residential housing markets.
Projects involve outfitting manufactured home setups with HVAC systems, entry steps, siding, and skirting, serving both communities and contractors.
Recent acquisitions include Westland Distributing (Colorado) and Alumi‑Cover (Arizona), expanding reach into 39 states and adding roll‑formed products.
The company’s Revolv® HVAC line includes industry‑specific furnaces, coils, and packaged systems, tested for manufactured homes.
Culture + Values
Environment + Sustainability
Siding products are made with high-quality recycled materials to reduce landfill and environmental impact.
Products under notable brands (e.g., Fairfield®, Oak Harbor®, Spiegel Grove®, DuraSpan®, Universal Soffit, Addison Heights, Alpine Ridge, Bristol Bay, ProSpan Premium Soffit) use sustainable and recycled materials.