Most contractors don’t care about your personal life, or if you want to labor there for twenty years, they just need to think you can repair Heating and A/C systems on the day you start
A lot of people want a costly house, a nice car, a sizable family, all of the traditional American stuff. Not me. The way I see it, almost everyone are obsessed with owning things, they assume the meaning of life is found in the things you buy or possess. For me, life is about the here and now, and about building memories you can carry with you forever. I own a car because I need it to get around and work, but it isn’t costly. I only rent, I never look to buy a house. I am prone to quitting tasks with no notice and moving to a up-to-date state, but thankfully with our Heating and A/C certification I have the freedom to do that. It doesn’t matter if I am on the east coast, or in the deep south, everyone has an air conditioner, and everyone needs a tech to repair it. Heating and A/C contractors are always on the lookout for nice workers, ones with experience and the skills to do the task without being trained. For a rookie Heating and A/C tech you should stick with one task for a while, truly build up that resume, but then you can go where you like. Most contractors don’t care about your personal life, or if you want to labor there for twenty years, they just need to think you can repair Heating and A/C systems on the day you start. If the day ever comes where global warming goes away and no one needs a/c anymore, then I am screwed, until then I can write our own ticket.