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which part of Texas is best for the HVAC environment?

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John’s Answer

I'm not sure anyone will be able to answer this exactly. HVAC is needed everywhere though! I would recommend trying to do a job shadow. When job shadowing, it can often be stressful, I remember being nervous about it, but you should try to go in with an open mind. You're just there to learn, and no one expects anything from you. You could also look into trade schools that teach HVAC near you. If you're in high school, your teachers/counselors may have resources that can help!

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Tonjala’s Answer

O*NET Online is a great occupational resources to learn more about employment trends. Here are two links regarding the HVAC industry in Texas:
https://www.onetonline.org/link/localwages/49-9021.00?st=TX&g=Go.

Click here for a list of schools with HVAC programs: https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/49-9021.00

Hopefully, this information is helpful.

Best to you,

Coach Tonjala

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Sirlei’s Answer

Hi Matthew S.,

So, if you're looking for areas in Texas with the best market for HVAC, RSI (The Refrigeration School) actually conducted a study of the top 5 states for HVAC Techs by Employment and this is what they had to say about Texas:

"The state of Texas was home to two of the top metropolitan cities for employment of HVAC techs. The Houston-the Woodlands-Sugar Land metro area employed 8,220 technicians and the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area employed 7,250 techs."

Here is the link to the site containing this info:
https://www.rsi.edu/blog/hvacr/top-10-states-for-hvac-careers-in-2021/#:~:text=The%20state%20of%20Texas%20was,metro%20area%20employed%207%2C250%20techs.

I hope this helps!

Best of luck.
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