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What is the best part of working at the company?
Pretty lenient, no one messes with you but it's because theres zero training and everyone is stressed to the max with their own workload, so you're pretty much just all alone to fend for yourself. That can have its perks every now and again. But its the only upside to this place. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
NO ONE knows what they're doing or what's going on, EVER. Terrible in office environment, a lot of resentment towards other co workers due to the lack of guidance, help, or communication. You could be literally drowning in work, tell a manager, and they will do nothing except drive for more sales. Customers will yell and scream at you all day on the phone because there are not enough technicians to make it out. That won't stop the appointments from rolling in, however. The delusion at this place is whats the scariest. Everyone is severely under qualified as well.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The culture and environment is that of an extremely toxic one. Its a sink or swim culture, no help, everyone is trying not to sink themselves. Lots of office chatter while one is away, very negative and hostile. Positive for workplace harassment. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Lots of angry customers and irritable technicians.

I love the people and management I have in my department. My manager is honestly the best manager I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. He’s attentive, flexible, encouraging, and will back his people in and out of work. My co-workers are great and we are like a small family, always willing to help each other. 

The senior management and executives on the other hand are some of the worst. They foster an environment where the people upstairs, such as accounting, IT, Sales and the like are better and over the people in the service departments. They don’t support our technicians, and they put road blocks up for the service support staff. When we need more staff it’s like pulling teeth to get it. But accounting and the like are always hiring. They install people in departments that are virtually “untouchable” because they have been at the company for a long time, no matter how much damage they do.

The pay is fair and the benefits are what I would describe as “ok”.

Overall it’s an “ok” place to work for but that’s only because of the middle management and co-workers.

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I was there about 7 years. My first boss was great. The rest were tyrants. Pay was barely average and except for a couple paid holidays and a week of vacation after the first year, you had to pay for any “benefits”. Hours were long, 6 and 7 day workweeks and late nights are a regular feature for techs. Annual pay wasn’t bad but it’s because you work 60-70 hours a week and more most of the year. 
 They say it’s an employee owned company but the only evidence of that is stock in the company that you receive after the first year but it goes back to the co. If you’re there less than 3 years, and you can’t receive it unless you’ve been gone for over 6 years ! 
I had 2 weeks vacation saved when I left that they didn’t pay me for and I had to badger the office for weeks just to get my last check. I wish I had left sooner 

My experience at Del-Air was a very complicated one. I was given tasks that were almost impossible to coordinate and yet was given no help by my management to figure out the solution. In fact, management often ignored the blatant disregard for company policies perpetrated by many high standing employees for the sake of friendship; as well as going against company regulations to pander to our PM's while telling us to stick to the script. There was no consistency in management and the women of our office were often looked down upon compared to the men.Overall I believe it is a good company to work for; however, they need to be more inclusive and fair across the board when it comes to job tasks and completion as well as behavior in and out of the office.

I worked a couple different positions, so its hard to say what a typical day at work was like. There was no such thing as typical. I did learn a great deal about warehouse operations, installation and trim carpentry for a.c. units and service work, and how to listen and work with other managers and co-workers. Co-workers there are like people, some of them will really work with you as a team to get the job done, then some just dont seem to care at all. Hardest part of the job was the temperature and in the warehouse, just dealing with late shipments, or incorrect ones, that and paper work.  Best part of the job was getting it done, and feeling good that you did. Doing your job right. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
My coworkers but not management. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
This company overloads their employees with work. You are treated like a number not a human being. They fire frequently without reason. No family/work life balance. They care ONLY about how much money they can get you to make for them.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Verally abusive and extremely unorganized management. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Extremely stressful. From the moment you start your day. You are pulled in so many different directions, it's impossible to get your job done effectively.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Learning a lot of skills and techniques

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It's very uncoordinated and there's a lack of communication.  Some of the workers promote smear campaigns.  You try to better yourself you become a target

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Everyone is stressed out or too laid back.  No accountability or some refuse to take responsibility if they done something wrong and out the blame on someone else

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Waiting for materials for hours before starting the work.  Waited towards the end of the day to get a condenser that was available very early in the day

Usually started work at 6:00 and got off at 3:30.  That was the best part of the job.  My manager was off site and let me take complete control of my area. I respect him immensely.  Area manager was unorganized and created chaos but I didn't work directly for him. He did make my job harder and often tried to get me replaced.  Pulled job packs and at the end of the day Area Manager changed jobs that was needed the next day.  He could not get the scheduling correct.
Del-Air paid the warehouse people a lot less than the field employees and most warehousemen would leave to go to the field.

I worked here for almost 2 years. I came in when the company got bought out. My coworkers were knowledgeable and eager to lend a hand.  main issues that drove me out was the heavy work load and the chaotic structure of how day to day operations went. You never know when youl be off. The company will keep pushing calls on to you even when your not on call and already pushing 9 - 10 hours. The standing operating procedures were always changing and always relayed to personall on short term notice. The benefits were nice but not good enough to stay. I dont recommend this company to those that want a more balanced work life balance. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Hvac installer 8 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour
Plumber 2 salaries reported	$30.00 per hour
Hvac technician 5 salaries reported	$130,000 per year
Hvac supervisor 2 salaries reported	$67,500 per year
Sales coordinator 9 salaries reported	$21.17 per hour

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