Careers at A/C Rescue

A family owned shop on TX-276 in Royse City, running the I-30 East corridor since 2013. Short drives, a small crew, and work quoted in writing before it starts. If that reads better than the week you are having, send us an email.

Corridor work out of Royse City, not a run across the metroplex
A small stable crew, so you see the same customers twice
Quoted work, so nobody is asking you to sell under pressure

Email an Application Call (972) 278-6800

Why Work Here

No pitch about a dynamic team. Here is what is actually different about working for a shop this size on one corridor.

Short Drives, Not a Commute

The shop is at 5095 TX-276 in Royse City. Twelve towns, one corridor, Rockwall and Fate minutes out. Less windshield time, more of the day on real work.

Quoted Before It Starts

Every job goes to the homeowner in writing and is approved before a wrench moves. You are diagnosing, not closing at the door with a quota in your pocket.

Repair Before Replace Is Real

If a part gets a system through another season, we say so, even though replacement pays better. Nobody here talks a homeowner into equipment they do not need.

Small Crew, Repeat Customers

The team is small enough that the tech at the door has often seen that system before. You finish your own calls instead of inheriting half-done ones.

You Can Reach Dispatch

We answer our own phone. No call center sits between you and the office, so when a job is bigger than the ticket says, the schedule can move.

Established and Licensed

Family owned since 2013, Texas license TACLA29276C, insured, 4.3 stars across 710 reviews. The name on the truck means something in these towns.

Roles We Hire For

We take applications year round. Whether a particular role is open depends on the season and the crew, so rather than post a vacancy count that goes stale, email and ask. If the fit is right and the timing is not, we keep the email.

Service Technician

Diagnostics and repair on every major make, mostly residential, dispatched out of Royse City.

What the day looks like

Run service calls across the corridor, most within a short drive of the shop.
Diagnose any brand, write the readings down, and put a number in front of the homeowner before you start.
Same-day is normal, and because we answer the phone around the clock, some calls land evenings and Saturdays.

What you need

EPA Section 608 certification for handling refrigerant.
A valid Texas driver license and a record clean enough to drive a company vehicle.
Texas HVAC technician registration, or the willingness to get registered.
Enough experience to work a call on your own.

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Installation Crew and Lead Installer

Changeouts and new systems, installed by our own crew rather than subcontracted out.

What the day looks like

Full system changeouts, mostly single-system homes, plenty of them finished inside a day.
Line sets, ducts, electrical, condensate and start-up, done well enough that the next tech into that attic has nothing to say about it.
We are an American Standard Customer Care Dealer, and systems get sized off the house rather than off the old box.

What you need

Install experience on residential split systems.
EPA Section 608, plus Texas HVAC registration or the willingness to get registered.
A valid Texas driver license.
For a lead role, running a two-person crew and talking to the homeowner while you do it.

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Apprentice or Helper

The way in. No HVAC experience required, and no trade school first either.

What the day looks like

Ride with a technician or an install crew: pull line sets, move equipment, learn the order a job goes in.
Braze, wire and diagnose under supervision, taking on more of the call as you show you can carry it.
Get pointed at EPA 608 and state registration once you know this is the trade you want.

What you need

A valid Texas driver license.
Willingness to be in an attic in August. Nobody can talk you into that part.
Turning up on time, every day. Honestly, that is most of it.

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Customer Service and Dispatch

The voice that picks up. We answer our own phone, so this is not reading a script into a queue.

What the day looks like

Take calls, book service and route trucks around a corridor you will learn by drive time.
Keep the homeowner told: when the truck is coming and what happens next.
Handle the paperwork behind a written quote, a warranty claim or an invoice.

What you need

Staying calm with somebody whose air conditioning quit at four in the afternoon in July.
Holding a day of scheduling in your head while it keeps changing.
An HVAC background helps and is not required. The vocabulary is learnable.

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An A/C Rescue installer connecting line sets on a residential changeout

What We Look For

Skill can be taught, which is why the apprentice route exists. These are the parts we cannot teach, and the ones a homeowner notices first.

You turn up when you said you would, and you call the office when you cannot.
You explain the fault in words the homeowner can repeat to their spouse that evening.
You write the readings down. Superheat, subcooling, static pressure, amp draw.
You do not sell equipment somebody does not need. That is the one thing here you cannot come back from.
You leave the house the way you found it, minus the fault.
You keep your temper with a customer who is hot, tired and out of patience.

How to Apply

There is no online application form on this site yet, and we would rather say so than send you round a loop. Email the office, or call and say you are asking about work. Both land with a person. Put these five things in the email:

Which role you are applying for.
Where in the corridor you live.
Licenses and certifications you hold, EPA 608 and Texas registration included.
How much experience, and on what equipment.
When you could start.

Attach a resume if you have one. If not, an email answering those five points is enough. Pay and terms get covered on the phone, where we can talk about the role you actually want rather than a range on a web page.

Send It Here

Straight to the office in Royse City, TX.

Email A/C Rescue (972) 278-6800

ac.rescue.office@gmail.com

A/C Rescue, INC., 5095 TX-276, Royse City, TX 75189. Texas HVAC license TACLA29276C. Family owned and operating since 2013.

Questions People Ask Before Applying

If yours isn't here, call and ask. We'd rather answer it now than have you guess.

Ask Us Directly

Do you hire apprentices with no experience?

Yes, and that is what the helper role is for. No trade school first. What it needs is a driver license, a tolerance for a Texas attic in August, and turning up on time. You ride with a technician, and the certifications come once you know the trade is for you.

What licenses or certifications do I need in Texas?

To handle refrigerant you need EPA Section 608, which is federal. Texas licenses the contractor rather than each technician: we hold TACLA29276C, and technicians working under it register with the state. Not registered yet? Say so in your email rather than counting yourself out.

Do I need my own tools?

Bring what you own and tell us what that is. Which tools we supply and which a technician carries varies by role, and we would rather work it out with you than publish a list that turns out to be wrong for the job you applied for.

Do you run weekends and after-hours work?

Yes. A real person answers our phone 24 hours a day and we run Saturdays at no weekend surcharge, so evening and weekend work is part of the business rather than an exception to it. How those hours are shared across the crew is a fair thing to ask us directly.

What does the job pay, and what are the benefits?

That is a conversation, not a number on a web page. It depends on the role and on what you can show us. Email or call and ask straight out. You will get a straight answer from somebody in a position to give one, which is more than a published range would tell you.

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The Twelve Towns You Would Be Driving

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Think You'd Fit This Crew?

Send the role, where you live in the corridor and what you hold. We read every one, whether or not something is open that week.

Email an Application Call (972) 278-6800