HVAC in Texas

Texas is 5th in the nation for
projected growth rate
for HVAC careers!*

 

When a global industry leader chooses a campus as its sole external site for company training, you can trust that school has the education programs you need to build a new career. If you’re looking for an HVAC School in Texas, look to Lincoln Tech.

In 2018, Hussmann, which is owned by Panasonic and one of the world’s top manufacturers of commercial refrigeration equipment, launched its TechX Advanced Training facility at Lincoln Tech’s Grand Prairie, TX campus. Looking to build its workforce for today, and for the future, Hussmann is covering tuition, room, board, and transportation for Lincoln Tech HVAC graduates accepted into the program.

Lincoln Tech’s HVAC school in Texas is the only school in the country to offer this training. And that’s just one of the many reasons why our Grand Prairie campus should be the first place you need to look when you’re thinking about starting an HVAC career.

Since 1966, when the campus originally opened its doors in Dallas, Lincoln Tech has been one of the top HVAC schools in Texas. And according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, Texas is one of the nation’s top 10 states for projected HVAC career growth over the next 10 years*.

The Diploma program offered at this HVAC school in Texas includes courses such as:

  • Introduction to climate control systems
  • Electricity
  • Basic refrigeration systems
  • Air conditioning systems
  • Air conditioning design and layout
  • Commercial refrigeration control
  • Commercial refrigeration design
  • Warm air heating
  • Energy efficiency and green technology systems

You can take the skills you build at this HVAC school in Texas and start a career anywhere in the U.S.: there are more than 380,000 projected openings in this field nationwide over the next 10 years*! Call or visit our campus today.

* Career growth projections can be found at careeronestop.org for the years 2016-2026. Ranks reflect comparisons among 48 continental U.S. states. Salary information is based on median salary information collected for the year 2017. Data is current as of September 30, 2018.