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Connecticut Commercial HVAC Jobs

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Commercial HVAC work in Connecticut

Commercial HVAC work in Connecticut can differ sharply between Hartford offices, Stamford high-rises, and New Haven medical buildings.

How to use this page

The listings above are statewide results. Open a posting to confirm its actual worksite, equipment, schedule, travel, and stated pay before applying.

Before you apply

Compare fixed-site facility work with contractor service routes. A broad HVAC title may cover chillers, rooftop units, refrigeration, controls, or several systems.

Work settings to compare

Hartford offices

Ask whether the job focuses on service routes, retrofits, or building automation.

Stamford high-rises

Check chiller and controls experience, vertical access, and on-call expectations.

New Haven medical sites

Review ventilation, central plant, occupied-building scheduling, and facility access.

Connecticut HVAC pay and employment

Median hourly pay$36.83
Middle 50% of hourly wages$29.02–$41.66
Estimated workers3,800

May 2025 BLS estimates for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers (SOC 49-9021) across Connecticut. These figures include residential and commercial work. Employment counts workers, not current openings. View the BLS state data.

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