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(253) 327-7002Family-owned. Honest work. Real growth. We hire technicians and craftspeople who care as much about doing it right as we do.
Why Ares
Ares is a family-owned HVAC company serving the South Sound. We're small enough that you'll know the owner's name — and big enough to invest in your tools, your training, and your career.
If you're tired of cut corners, sketchy upsells, and being treated like a number, you'll fit in here. If those things sound normal to you, you won't.
We say what we mean and do what we say — to customers and to each other. No shortcuts, no upsells you can't justify.
If it's not how you'd install it in your own home, it doesn't leave the truck. We invest in the right materials and the right time.
Lead techs mentor apprentices. We promote from within and pay for the certifications that move your career forward.
Now Hiring
Don't see your role? Reach out anyway — Customerservicearescomfortsystems.com. We're always looking for the right people.
Diagnose, repair, and maintain residential heating and cooling systems. Own your truck, own your day, and bring honest fixes that put customers first.
Lead and assist on residential install crews — furnaces, AC, heat pumps, ductless. Quality craftsmanship is non-negotiable; pride in the work is our standard.
Benefits & Perks
100% paid medical premiums for employees. Family coverage available.
We match up to 4% on day one. Vesting starts immediately.
PTO, paid holidays, and sick leave. Real time off — we mean it.
Take-home truck + fuel card for techs and installers. No commuting wear on your own ride.
EPA, NATE, manufacturer training — we cover the cost. Your skills, our investment.
Annual stipend for tools you own. Uniforms provided and laundered.
No seasonal layoffs. Steady hours through summer, winter, and the in-between.
Real management, real flexibility. Your name matters here, not your employee number.
Send your resume and a quick note about which role fits — we read every email and respond within two business days.
