From the time that I was a young adult, I knew that I wanted a job in the Heating & Air Conditioning industry.
My dad had his own company & would let me join him on the weekends.
I liked the problem-solving aspect of the tasks, plus the fact that every day was a change from the next. After graduation, I immediately took the Heating & Air Conditioning certification course at the local trade college so that I could join my dad’s business. Nine years later, I am ready to open my own Heating & Air Conditioning business, as I’ve earned enough job experience & confidence to be in charge of my own company. I’ve accumulated the tools of the trade; however, I’ll need some financial help to get started. I have been using word of mouth as my main means of advertising; however, once I am officially on my own, I’ll put my name on websites such as Home Advisor. Then I’ll be required to get Heating & Air Conditioning insurance, which handles liability, on the job accidents, and equipment loss or damage. My dad has always told me the significance of insurance, since the Heating & Air Conditioning unit is the single most important & lavish system in a home. HVAC insurance covers accidents that I may encounter, such as electrocution, burns, falls, or exposure risks. These are all in the top causes of injury when working with heating, ventilation, & cooling. And finally, I have been figuring out a Heating & Air Conditioning website for regional exposure of our services. I plan on asking former clients for permission to use their statements, include a referral form with a discounts, and generally make the site appealing and simple to use. The only thing that I haven’t decided on yet is a business name!
Digital thermostat