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An HVAC installer typically works on new system installations, while commercial HVAC technicians handle larger, more complex systems in business settings (including multiple units, rooftop equipment, and controls).

HVAC work can be demanding, especially with tight deadlines, emergency calls, and complex systems—but many technicians find it rewarding and well-paying with proper training and support.

Yes—technicians specializing in large commercial systems or management roles can reach six-figure salaries, particularly in high-cost markets or with added certifications.

Some high-efficiency HVAC systems may qualify for federal tax credits when they meet certain energy-efficiency standards. Always verify eligibility with your tax advisor.

Earnings vary by region, certifications, and specialization. Commercial HVAC specialists in some markets can out-earn general electricians—but it depends heavily on local demand and expertise.

Compressor replacement on a heat pump typically costs $1,500 to $3,000, including parts and labor. This is one of the most expensive heat pump repairs. Because compressor replacement approaches the cost of a new system, particularly on older units, many homeowners choose full system replacement instead, especially when applying the $5000 rule.

Yes, you can replace just the outdoor heat pump unit, but compatibility with your existing indoor air handler is critical. Mismatched systems reduce efficiency and may void warranties. Complete system replacement often provides better performance, efficiency, and warranty coverage. A professional assessment determines whether outdoor-only replacement is feasible or full system replacement is recommended.