Alaska pays HVAC technicians more than any other state. The data is broken down by salaries of HVAC technicians by state, region, and selected cities. The 50th percentile is higher than the national figure for beginning HVAC technicians in 17 of the 50 states. Licensing requirements vary slightly depending the state.
Some states require extended periods of learning. The salary of an HVAC or refrigeration trainee may be lower than that of an entry-level HVAC technician who is licensed and fully certified. North Carolina requires 3000 hours as an apprentice to obtain the license, for example. Check your state's requirements.
Whether your HVAC company is located in a coastal city in Hawaii or right in the middle of the Colorado Rockies, we've got you covered with a breakdown of HVAC technician salaries from one state to another in the United States. To learn more about how ServiceTitan can help you pay the salaries of your HVAC technicians and manage your HVAC business, schedule a free demo here. Cities such as San Francisco, New York and Boston often have the highest-paying jobs in HVAC, reflecting the higher cost of living and the demand for specialized HVAC services in urban areas densely populated.
