HVAC Jobs in Boise City, ID
Find HVAC technician, installer, and apprentice jobs in Boise City, ID. The metro employs about 2,270 HVAC pros earning an average of $61,000 per year.
$61,000
Avg Salary
2,270
HVAC Employed
Salary Distribution
10th Pct
$41,010
entry-level
25th Pct
$47,510
early career
Median
$57,270
typical wage
75th Pct
$66,020
experienced
90th Pct
$80,540
senior tech
Wage data source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025.
Cost of Living
Disposable Income
$27,600
After taxes and 2-bedroom rent, per year
How we calculated this
$61,000
$5,336
$4,666
$3,537
$47,460
$19,860
$27,600
2BR rent based on HUD Fair Market Rent of $1,705/month for the metro.
Federal and FICA tax computed for a single filer using the standard deduction. State income tax uses state-specific brackets where applicable. Annual rent derived from HUD 2024 Fair Market Rent (FMR) for a 2-bedroom unit in this metro area.
Industry Snapshot
Contracting Businesses
76
AC & refrigeration · NAICS 238222
HVAC Mechanics Employed
2,270
SOC 49-9021 · BLS OEWS
Establishment data from BLS QCEW NAICS 238222. Employment Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025. Some smaller metros suppressed by BLS privacy rules.
Climate Profile
5B
Cool-Dry
Boise City is in a Cool-Dry zone where heating demand defines the HVAC market. Furnace and boiler work, heat pump installations, and emergency winter service make up the bulk of technician work, with shorter but real summer cooling demand.
Climate zone classification per IECC 2021 (International Energy Conservation Code).
Getting Started
Step 1 · License
See requirements, cost, and how to apply on the state page.
Step 2 · Train
Earn while you learn. See verified union and non-union HVAC apprenticeship programs across Texas.
Step 3 · School
Compare HVAC trade school programs — length, cost, and credential focus.
Each step links to the Texas state page for full details. Texas-specific requirements may vary by city or county.
