We’re Not Looking for Just Any Installer. We’re Looking for a Craftsman.
At AVF Heating & Air, we’ve built a reputation as one of the most trusted HVAC companies in
Volusia and Flagler County! With nearly 1,000 five-star Google reviews, BBB accredited since
2011, and second-generation family ownership that’s been here for the long haul. We have
technicians who’ve been with us for over a decade, and we’re growing — which means we need
to add someone to our install team who holds themselves to the same standard we do.
That means something specific to us. We’re talking about copper lines run with intention.
Ductboard plenums that are cut square, sealed tight, and built to last. Equipment set level and
secured cleanly. Painter’s tape used correctly so every exterior line looks like it belongs there.
We want the homeowner to walk out to their unit and immediately notice the difference between
our work and everyone else’s.
If you take a picture of your installs before you leave a job because you’re proud of them
— we want to talk.
What This Role Actually Looks Like :
You’ll lead a two-person install crew (Lead + Helper) on residential split systems and packaged
units throughout Volusia and Flagler County. You’ll be the standard-bearer on every job — the
one who sets the tone for how work gets done.
Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Full installation and start-up of residential and light commercial HVAC equipment
- Fabricating and installing ductboard including custom plenums, four-piece offsets, and
transitions — built to spec, without air leaks
- Running copper refrigerant lines cleanly; using sheet metal, silver flex, mobile-home flex,
and flexible tubing as the job demands
- Applying finish work details: proper painter’s tape lines, clean equipment set lines, tidy
electrical and drain routing
- Light carpentry and drywall work as needed during equipment repositioning or
attic/closet installs
- Equipment start-up, performance verification, and commissioning
- Diagnosing and correcting issues identified at start-up before leaving the job
- Walking the homeowner through their new system and discussing future
recommendations or upgrade opportunities
Who You Are
- You’ve been doing this for at least 3 years and you’ve developed real opinions about
how installs should be done
- Your ductboard work is tight — you can build a plenum from scratch, measure an offset
correctly the first time, and seal it without leaks
- You carry your own tools because you’ve picked the ones you trust
- You have EPA 608 certification
- You have a clean, valid driver’s license
- You can swing a Sawzall, cut plywood, and patch drywall when a job calls for it
- Bonus: you’ve got photos of past installs you’re willing to show us — or letters of
recommendation from past employers
What We Offer
Pay is based on skill and experience. If your work is exceptional, we’ll pay accordingly —
we’d rather have one great installer than two average ones.
- Monthly Quality Bonus — we track installation quality, not just output. Installers who
consistently deliver clean, tight, leak-free work earn additional monthly bonuses. Your
craft pays.
- Commission Opportunities — earn additional income when you identify and present
upgrade opportunities to customers at time of installation (zoning, IAQ products, UV
lights, extended warranties, and more)
- Paid Time Off
- Health, Dental & Vision Benefits
- IRA Retirement with Company Match
- Tool Assistance Program
- Ongoing company-paid, growth-focused training
Full-time, year-round position (35–40+ hours/week). Availability for occasional late days and
Saturdays required.
How to Apply
Send us your resume and if you have photos of your work or letters of recommendation,
include them. That goes to the top of the pile, every time.
Email: [email protected]
We’re a family company. We’re serious about quality. And we’re looking for someone who is
too. If you’re the best installer in the area and you’re ready to prove it — we’re ready
to meet you!
