Morning Routine – 6:30 AM
The day starts early in the heating and cooling industry. After checking my service schedule on the company tablet, I load up the A-All Temp Heating & Cooling van with essential tools and parts. Early morning calls often involve urgent heating or cooling issues, especially during seasonal transitions.
First Call – 8:00 AM
Today’s first stop involves a residential furnace inspection. As winter approaches, these preventive maintenance calls become increasingly common. I thoroughly check:
• Belt tension and wear
• Thermostat calibration
• Filter conditions
• Heat exchanger integrity
• Electrical connections
Mid-Morning – 10:30 AM
Between service calls, I restock supplies and update service records. Communication with our dispatch team is crucial to ensure efficient routing and emergency response capabilities.
Afternoon Challenges – 1:00 PM
The afternoon brings a commercial air conditioning system diagnosis. These jobs require extensive system knowledge and problem-solving skills. Today’s issue involves a complex refrigerant pressure problem that needs careful attention.
Late Afternoon – 4:00 PM
Final calls typically involve routine maintenance or follow-up inspections. Before heading back to headquarters, I ensure all paperwork is complete and the van is organized for tomorrow’s challenges.
End of Day – 5:30 PM
Back at the shop, I submit detailed reports of the day’s service calls and prepare for tomorrow’s schedule. Working in the HVAC industry means every day brings new challenges and opportunities to help customers maintain comfortable indoor environments.
Remember, proper maintenance of your heating and cooling systems isn’t just about comfort—it’s about safety and efficiency too.