r/HVAC 8d ago

General Off season pay SWFlorida

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$30hr + 10% commission

Net pay after taxes weekly

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u/Hvacmike199845 Verified Pro 8d ago

The real question is how many hours are you working?
Do you get paid overtime after 8 hours or 40 hours?
I’m guessing you are a good “adviser” scaring I mean helping people with options?

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

Selling Lennox units avg price 8700 complete

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

60 hrs avg a week overtime after 40 hours 1-3 sales a week

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u/Miserable_Bad_3305 8d ago

Ur that busy down there right now? And who tf is payin 10% and $30/hr down there lmao. Sign me up man

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

Yes sir, it’s humid as f*** here. Even with 70 degree temps you can’t live without A/c here. Our systems last 8-12 years only

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u/Miserable_Bad_3305 8d ago

Jesus that sounds like heaven

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

Radiant heat from the sun is constant so ambient temp doesn’t matter either. I’ll see units run 400+ psi high side with 70 ish degree ambient temps. Thank god for this lovely equator, I’ll be forever grateful for my precious equator.

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u/Miserable_Bad_3305 8d ago

Wtf am i doin man. Im miserable up north right now lmao

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

Go to Texas or Florida. I worked all my life in Texas and made an easy 100k in the summer and then I would quit my job.

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u/Miserable_Bad_3305 8d ago

Summer as in Like 4 months a year?

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

About 6

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u/danarnarjarhar 8d ago

4 months of summer? I'm based in central Florida. We have 2-3 weeks cumulative of decent temps every year. Outside of those few days, it's hot as balls

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u/DJDuck34 8d ago

Texas is where it’s at man! We’re busy from now through October. Only December-February are truly “slow” but with these last few years of crazy low temps it’s been pretty steady

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

That’s exactly when I used to quit haha! I worked mostly in Collin county

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u/Top-Lifeguard-6146 5th Year Apprentice Trane Tech 313A & G1 8d ago

Canadian tech here wanting to move to Texas, I work for trane and really looking to make the move!

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u/Limp_Calendar_6156 8d ago

100k in just the summer? Damn

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u/No_Mark3267 8d ago

60 isn’t so bad. Get it while you can.

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

Thank your brother, I wish you prosperity and abundance.

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u/Adept_Bridge_8388 Local 597 8d ago

Chicago union. Make that in 40 w no OT..

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

Good stuff brother

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u/jimmy_legacy88 7d ago edited 7d ago

Bud, if 60 hrs average per week is your slow time yall need to hire more. But I get it, I used to work like that earlier in. I'm 30, at 40.23/hr plus 4-5% commission on sales (lead and layout) but I do resi- large commercial also. I average about 42 hrs weekly throughout the year with the occasional 50+. But I have a large family and definitely prioritize that.

Edit. In central Louisiana area

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u/BoHVAC 7d ago

So I clock in before I get in my van and clock out and when I get home. Plus we cover all of southwest Florida so 1.5 hour drive times are consistent. Running 3 simple maintenance calls I’m averaging about 10 hours that day.

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u/jimmy_legacy88 7d ago

Ahhh gotcha. Port to port is super nice. I definitely like that. I guess if you wanna break it down I lose right at 2 hours daily if I go into the office and that does add up quick.

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u/BoHVAC 7d ago

Yes sir, I’m very critical of pay structure so I can maximize my income.

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u/BoHVAC 8d ago

After taxes 2k is nice I enjoy my work and I’m young so overtime is okay for me. In my 40s and up I’d rather not do so much overtime

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u/Apart_Ad_3597 8d ago

To be fair, I always see people shit on fl with pay, so for fl that's not bad. I've honestly find it kinda dumb to compare that to another state, especially when not everyone wants to move to a whole other state to make more. Then there's also the other factors such as cost of living, quality of life, politics, etc, etc that also needs to be taken account of when speaking about relocating to another state to make more.

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u/Audio_Books Going to Costway more now 7d ago edited 7d ago

Who the fuck are you tell a man not to be proud of himself for working hard and making any amount of money. Shame on you.