Craft-proud installers
People who care if the line set is straight, the room stays clean, and the finished job looks like it belongs in a premium home.
Future careers interest
Want to build HVAC work you can be proud of?
Introduce yourself if you like modern tools, clean installs, real documentation, and field work done with patience instead of rushed volume.
- Brooklyn retrofits
- Mini-splits and heat pumps
- Premium equipment
- No rushed installs
- Modern field systems
Who should reach out
People who care about the craft and the finish.
Viking's best-fit work is careful Brooklyn installation: mini-splits, cold-climate heat pumps, line-set routing, condensate planning, pressure testing, evacuation, startup, and protecting finished homes. The company is building around clean documentation, photo records, organized job notes, and modern field systems so good installers can do precise work and keep every detail moving.
Tech-comfortable field people
People who are comfortable with job apps, photos, checklists, measurements, startup data, and clear notes from the field.
Future lead installers
People who want to learn the right way: pressure testing, evacuation, commissioning, protection, and communication.
Not race-to-bottom work
Viking is focused on premium systems and proper procedure, not cheap throwaway installs or speed-running jobs to hit volume.
Get in early
Grow with a company thinking bigger than ordinary installs.
Viking HVAC is still small enough that good people can make a real mark, but the ambition is bigger than basic residential swap-outs. The company is building the systems, training standards, and field discipline to grow from premium Brooklyn heat pump work into larger, more technical HVAC projects over time.
That means better documentation, cleaner communication, stronger commissioning habits, and a path toward commercial and mission-critical cooling work as the company grows.
Talent interest
Tell Viking what kind of role you want to hear about.
The form opens an email to Viking's careers inbox with your details filled in. If you have photos of installs or service work you are proud of, mention them in your note and attach examples after the email opens.