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5.0
2 Apr 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I have been working here for 5 years, and my experience here has only been positive. My co-workers are always in a good mood, and are always there to help. Not only are they willing to help me with any questions, Management has been really involved in training everyone as well. I have seen a large push for training up the current employees to make sure that everyone is on the same level, and fully understands the HVAC industry. What has meant the most to be me is the career path that they have me on. When I first started, management had a meeting with me, talked about where I wanted to go, and what the steps were to get there. Since then, I have been put in training, meetings, and job walks to get me to where I need to be. Also they encourage us to get credentials (LEED, DBIA, etc) to help us evolve with the HVAC industry. Everyone that I have talked with here has been helpful, and wants us to be successful. This is a company that is striving to be the best. Not only are they helping the employees, they are giving to the many foundations, and to help the community. They have an aquaponics farm that gives the food to the homeless, and also help with Teen Challenge. There are many other ways that they give to the community, but knowing that this company gives to the community is another reason why I want to come here each day.

Cons

When I first started the training was rough, but since then its has improved dramatically.

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5.0
4 May 2026
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Pros

Helpful nicestaff and a collaborative office

Cons

Had to start days early and drive far for site walks, but thats construction after all

1.0
19 Aug 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If you want to work long hours doing repetitive tasks in a rigid, cliquish environment where questioning anything is punished, you’ll fit right in. Otherwise, there are no real pros.

Cons

Most management has never worked anywhere else, which shows in their lack of industry best practices and leadership ability. It’s an echo chamber of dysfunction, with outdated practices passed down as the only way of doing things. The company thrives on hiring inexperienced people—often straight out of college—so they can be molded into robotic “yes-people” rather than independent thinkers. Anyone who questions the status quo is quickly pushed out, harassed, or retaliated against. Success at this company is based on sucking up and maintaining “friendships,” not on quality of work, intelligence, or drive. Hardworking, capable people are ignored or driven out, while unskilled but well-connected employees are rewarded. The culture runs on ego and clout. Image and internal politics matter far more than actual results or employee well-being. Incredibly cliquish environment. If you’re not in the “in crowd,” expect bullying, mistreatment, and being sidelined. Rampant sexism and subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) racism shape the culture. Leadership does nothing to address it—in fact, they often perpetuate it. Project Engineers and Project Managers are not what those titles suggest. In reality, they are estimators. None of the project managers I interacted with had the skills or knowledge to actually run a project. This is a “butts-in-seats” company that values long hours of face time over real productivity. Employees who stay 12 hours socializing are praised, while those who work efficiently and leave after 8 hours are looked down on. HR is utterly incompetent—either unwilling or unable to protect employees or even shield the company from legal liability. Their failure to act on serious mistreatment is astounding, and likely to backfire on the company in a major way. Even clients see the dysfunction. It’s obvious to anyone outside the company, which is why so many client relationships are strained or unhappy.

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