HVAC Jobs in Tyler, TX
Find HVAC technician, installer, and apprentice jobs in Tyler, TX. The metro employs about 290 HVAC pros earning an average of $57,220 per year.
$57,220
Avg Salary
290
HVAC Employed
Salary Distribution
10th Pct
$36,120
entry-level
25th Pct
$44,670
early career
Median
$49,300
typical wage
75th Pct
$65,010
experienced
90th Pct
$82,570
senior tech
Wage data source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025.
Cost of Living
Disposable Income
$30,788
After taxes and 2-bedroom rent, per year
How we calculated this
$57,220
$4,882
$4,377
$0
$47,960
$17,172
$30,788
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
20
AC & refrigeration · NAICS 238222
HVAC Mechanics Employed
290
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
2A
Hot-Humid
Tyler sits in a Hot-Humid climate zone, where extreme summer heat drives year-round cooling demand. HVAC technicians here see peak service volume from May through September, with AC repair, refrigerant work, and high-SEER system installations dominating the work mix.
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.
