u/emrbe

First time posting. Went to school for HVAC and got a job in refrigeration. Which was what I was looking for tbh. It seems like there is huge potential for money in refrigeration. I just got a job before graduation and they’re starting me out more than I’ve ever been paid hourly. I actually received the best wage in my class. A lot of them got jobs in comfort cooling….ugh. My job is going to franchise restaurants and working on their freezers, refers and ice machines. Couldn’t be more excited.

I start on Wednesday and I’m ready to start a new adventure learning and a new chapter in life. Hope to see y’all around more.

I’m fresh out of school. First job by myself.

I went to a friends house yesterday as their house wasn’t getting cool. It’s a Goodman 2 stage heat pump and about 12 years old. Noticed the compressor wasn’t running and changed out the capacitor which fixed the problem. I also cleaned the outdoor unit spraying water from inside to out, top to bottom. After I left their house everything is working correctly.

The capacitor was $30 at Home Depot.

What do y’all think I should be charging for services rendered?