Over the past couple days all participants took part working with mini-split systems. Our goal at HVAC Technical Academy is to introduce first year on the job experience… all in six weeks. As a result, we work on mini-splits, heat pumps, straight cool systems, package units, and portable system.

Heavy hands-on learning… progressing every day, every moment.

HVACTA and Mini Split Action

Over the past couple days all participants tooA mini-split HVAC system is a heating and cooling system that does not require ductwork. In Florida, many homes and commercial businesses take advantage of this cooling (or heating) option.

For those considering a mini split over a traditional AC system, here’s a few things to consider:

* Mini split: do not require ductwork and each indoor unit can control its own room or zone. Overall, it is efficient, especially in homes with duct losses

* Traditional central AC: one central system cools the home through ducts while one thermostat typically controls the whole house. Overall, central filtration and whole-home air distribution are convenient.

Which AC system is best for you? Good question but there is no single answer as multiple factors such as budget, architectural design, specific needs, and if you have existing duct system need to be considered.

HVACTA is dedicated to building YOUR HVAC knowledge, skills, and abilities, all in six weeks! Interested in getting into the HVAC industry, consider HVAC Technical Academy.

Danny

Our mission at HVAC Technical Academy is to closely match work environments, expectations, and challenges HVAC Service Technicians will face on a day-to-day basis. There is no more effective and efficient way to learn than by DOING.

Truth is, either you love HVAC or you don’t. For those who enjoy working outside (oftentimes in the most challenging weather conditions), doing something different every day, identifying problems and then resolving problems, HVAC may be your career choice.

HVACTA and the HVAC Industry

When it comes to knowledge, skills, and abilities, HVAC service technicians do it all. We are talking about plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and air conditioning / heating, there’s no other industry like it. With so much to learn, our principle is straight forward: learn by doing.

To eliminate any misunderstandings: Working as an HVAC service technician in Florida means dealing with extreme heat, high year-round demand, and heavy physical labor… are you ready for a life-changing career and a path to get you on your ride in less than two months? HVAC Technical Academy is the best option.

Looking forward to being part of this journey. For those interested in HVAC as a career, give me a call.

Danny

Today marks the last day of week five… and talk about progress. With one full week to go, all will concentrate on homing in their knowledge, skills, and abilities when it comes to hands-on applications.  Over the past weeks all have working hard and riding the HVAC track inside and outside… and it is going to be a steady and progressive ride for the final week.

HVAC is what we do

For those following our posts, it’s easy to get the picture of what HVAC Technical Academy is all about… all participants work hard… every day.

To be clear, the HVACTA track is designed for those individuals who learn best by doing. If you are looking for an easy and slow ride, no need to punch your ticket here. In other words, get ready to learn and work from week one.

Looking forward to being part of this journey. For those interested in HVAC as a career, give me a call.

Danny

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