FOR HVAC TECHS
That Wet Ceiling Is a Second Job
Clogged drain lines, overflowing pans, sweating ducts. You fix the AC. Learn how to handle the water damage and mold that come with it.
Why HVAC techs are built for this
- You understand airflow and humidity, which is most of drying a building.
- You find the problem first: AC leaks often go unnoticed until there’s a stain or a smell.
- Homeowners already ask you, “Is that mold?”
Two paths: water and mold
Start by drying the water damage you already find on your own calls. Then, where your state allows and once you’re trained and insured, mold testing or remediation can become a second line. Some states, including Florida and Texas, license mold work. Check your state’s rules.
Keep reading: Water Restoration as a Side Business for HVAC Techs · Mold After Water Damage
Results vary and are not guaranteed. Licensing and insurance rules vary by state.
