In this episode of the HVAC Road Show, we’re talking about something a lot of technicians think about — but don’t always talk about openly: when it’s time to move on from a company.

Leaving a shop isn’t just about money. Sometimes it’s about growth. Sometimes it’s about culture. Sometimes it’s about leadership, opportunity, or simply realizing you’ve outgrown your current environment.

We break down some of the most common factors that push technicians and home service professionals to make a change, including:

- Lack of advancement opportunities

- Poor leadership or communication

- Pay structure and compensation ceilings

- Burnout and workload imbalance

- Misaligned values and company culture

- Wanting more responsibility or ownership

- Personal growth beyond the professional world

We’ll also talk about how to leave the right way — with integrity, professionalism, and your reputation intact — because in this industry, your name matters.

Whether you’re feeling stuck, considering a move, or just evaluating where you stand in your career, this episode will help you reflect on what you really want out of your next chapter.

Sometimes moving on isn’t quitting — it’s leveling up. 💪

Money doesn’t disappear overnight—it usually leaks away in small, unnoticed decisions. In this episode, we break down realistic ways to save money without sacrificing quality of life, while also learning how to be smarter and more intentional with the money you already earn.

We talk about practical habits like budgeting with purpose, cutting unnecessary expenses, avoiding emotional spending, and prioritizing long-term value over short-term convenience. More importantly, we dive into the mindset behind smart money decisions—how discipline, planning, and awareness can completely change your financial trajectory.

Whether you’re trying to get out of debt, build savings, or simply stop living paycheck to paycheck, this episode is about taking control, making informed choices, and putting your money to work for you instead of wondering where it went.

Small changes. Smarter decisions. Long-term freedom.

In this episode, we break down what it means to be 100% prepared for any home service call—because the call doesn’t wait for you to catch up.

From stocked trucks and strong diagnostics to mindset and communication, we discuss how preparation separates top-tier technicians from the average. Being ready saves time, builds trust with homeowners, and turns everyday calls into professional wins.

Whether it’s an after-hours emergency or a routine visit that turns serious, the prepared technician stays confident, efficient, and in control.

🎧 Preparation isn’t luck—it’s professionalism.

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In this episode, we break down the four most critical components of a residential air conditioning system—the parts that must be working properly for your AC to cool efficiently and reliably.

We cover:

The Compressor – the heart of the system and how we verify it’s actually pumping refrigerant

The Condenser Fan Motor – why airflow across the coil matters and what happens when it fails

The Capacitor – what it does, why it fails so often, and how we properly test it

The Contactor – the electrical gatekeeper that tells your system when to turn on and off

We also walk through how a professional technician checks each component, what tools are used, what warning signs homeowners should pay attention to, and how catching issues early can prevent expensive breakdowns.

Whether you’re a homeowner who wants to understand what’s being inspected during a service call—or a newer technician looking to sharpen the fundamentals—this episode gives you a practical, real-world look at AC diagnostics without the fluff.

🎧 Tune in and get confident about what’s actually happening inside your AC system.

Your furnace isn’t just a box that magically makes heat — it’s a system of critical components working together to keep your home comfortable and safe. In today’s episode, we dive into the five most important parts of a gas furnace: the Blower Motor, Control Board, Inducer Motor, Pressure Switch, and Gas Valve.

I’ll explain what each part does, how they communicate with each other during startup, and what common failures look like in the field. You’ll learn what noises, smells, or symptoms should never be ignored — and how catching problems early can save you serious money.

If you want to be a smarter homeowner (or a better tech), this episode will help you understand what’s really happening behind the panels.

Skill gets you in the door — responsibility and accountability keep you there. In this episode, Ty dives into why HVAC technicians must treat ownership, honesty, and follow-through as non-negotiable standards. From jobsite decisions to customer trust and company reputation, accountability impacts everything.

The lesson goes beyond the trade. These same values shape success in any professional environment and in life itself. If you want to stand out, build real credibility, and grow personally and professionally, this episode is for you.

In the HVAC industry, technical skill gets you in the door — but communication is what builds trust, authority, and long-term success.

In this episode of The HVAC Road Show, we unpack why strong communication is the difference between a technician who struggles and a technician who thrives. From first impressions and active listening to explaining repairs, pricing, and system performance, every word you use shapes the customer experience and your professional reputation.

Whether you’re a new tech, a seasoned veteran, or a business owner, improving how you communicate directly impacts customer confidence, closing percentages, online reviews, team culture, and leadership growth.

If you want to elevate your brand, increase your influence, and separate yourself from the mediocre competition — this episode will challenge and sharpen how you show up on every call.

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Your skills matter, but your image and reputation can take your career even further. In this episode, we break down how home service technicians can build a professional personal brand, earn customer trust faster, and stand out in an industry full of average service. If you want to be known as more than “just another tech,” this one’s for you.

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In this episode of HVAC Road Show, we tackle a question homeowners and techs ask all the time: Is Lennox good?

Using real-world service calls and personal hands-on experience, we break down some of the lesser-talked-about cons of Lennox HVAC equipment—things you don’t always see on spec sheets or marketing brochures. From parts availability and pricing to serviceability and long-term ownership considerations, this episode focuses on what it’s actually like dealing with Lennox equipment in the field.

This isn’t a hate piece or a brand war—it’s an honest conversation about expectations, trade-offs, and what homeowners should know before choosing a system.

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In this Episode, Ty wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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