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Meet Craig Migliaccio
Owner of AC Service Tech, LLC
I am an HVACR Master License Holder and a Licensed Teacher of HVACR, Sheet Metal, and Building Maintenance in the State of New Jersey. I taught HVACR in the Technical High School to adults and High School students. I have over 16 years of experience in the field and also own an HVAC Contracting Business. I created AC Service Tech LLC as a means to provide technicians with in-depth training in a way that is relatable and useful for in the field.
I have seen what it takes for my students to understand and apply the many procedures in our trade and I have used this knowledge to build resources for new and seasoned techs. I want all technicians to have a deep knowledge of our field so that they can grow quickly and have confidence in their skill sets. I will always do my best to present you with the most accurate information available as well as to provide you with up to date processes and procedures. I also make it my goal to explain the relevant information that you are seeking in a manner that is both technical and easy to understand.
Frequently Asked Questions About Us
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Do you answer technical questions and where do I ask?Most of your technical questions are answered directly in the comment section on YouTube over at the AC Service Tech Channel. I have answered thousands of comments posted on youtube in the comment sections under each video and continue to answer questions there and a close to daily basis.
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How do I get my more in-depth or time sensitive technical questions answered?Join us over at patreon.com/acservicetech and receive help on your big ideas and questions!
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How did you get started making training videos?I was looking for quick 5 minute videos that I could show my High School and Adult HVACR students as an intro to each topic and as a reinforcement tool to my in-person training. Students wanted to learn more at home. I couldn’t find the videos I was looking for. You could say, the concern for my students is what started me on this journey. I decided I would take time to make the videos myself.
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Why did you enter the HVACR Trade?I always liked working with my hands and was always intrigued by how things work and were built. After 1 year of college, I decided I wanted to enter a trade. At the time, I worked for a fitness equipment servicing company where we diagnosed and fixed problems with treadmills, elliptical, and other gym equipment. I thought to myself, how many treadmills and exercise bikes are out there and how important is it that they are fixed? Then I thought, every house and building has a heater, water heater and most have air conditioning. This was the field I wanted to enter. In my opinion, it was recession proof and I would be needed. Everyone needs heat.
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How did you get started in this trade?I started looking in the wanted ads of my local paper. I was hired by a residential installation and service company down the road from where I lived. Unfortunately, it was full of people with some very bad habits. I only lasted 3 months there before realizing this was not the right fit for me. The field was right but I had a very hard time being around the people and they were unwilling to teach me even though I felt that I was working as hard as I could. I started working for a different company and suddenly I flourished. The owner put me with the installation manager of 30 years. It was amazing. The installation manager had a real heart for teaching and helping the younger techs. The owner had great sales skills, high expectations, and quality was always king. I asked a lot of questions to the installation manager while we were working but I made sure I never stopped working to ask them. I asked questions right through our lunch break as well. I learned a lot about business and a lot about how jobs can be performed thoroughly. This started my love for this trade!
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Do you answer technical questions and where do I ask?Most of your technical questions are answered directly in the comment section on YouTube over at the AC Service Tech Channel. I have answered thousands of comments posted on youtube in the comment sections under each video and continue to answer questions there and a close to daily basis.
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How do I get my more in-depth or time sensitive technical questions answered?Join us over at patreon.com/acservicetech and receive help on your big ideas and questions!
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How did you get started making training videos?I was looking for quick 5 minute videos that I could show my High School and Adult HVACR students as an intro to each topic and as a reinforcement tool to my in-person training. Students wanted to learn more at home. I couldn’t find the videos I was looking for. You could say, the concern for my students is what started me on this journey. I decided I would take time to make the videos myself.
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Why did you enter the HVACR Trade?I always liked working with my hands and was always intrigued by how things work and were built. After 1 year of college, I decided I wanted to enter a trade. At the time, I worked for a fitness equipment servicing company where we diagnosed and fixed problems with treadmills, elliptical, and other gym equipment. I thought to myself, how many treadmills and exercise bikes are out there and how important is it that they are fixed? Then I thought, every house and building has a heater, water heater and most have air conditioning. This was the field I wanted to enter. In my opinion, it was recession proof and I would be needed. Everyone needs heat.
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How did you get started in this trade?I started looking in the wanted ads of my local paper. I was hired by a residential installation and service company down the road from where I lived. Unfortunately, it was full of people with some very bad habits. I only lasted 3 months there before realizing this was not the right fit for me. The field was right but I had a very hard time being around the people and they were unwilling to teach me even though I felt that I was working as hard as I could. I started working for a different company and suddenly I flourished. The owner put me with the installation manager of 30 years. It was amazing. The installation manager had a real heart for teaching and helping the younger techs. The owner had great sales skills, high expectations, and quality was always king. I asked a lot of questions to the installation manager while we were working but I made sure I never stopped working to ask them. I asked questions right through our lunch break as well. I learned a lot about business and a lot about how jobs can be performed thoroughly. This started my love for this trade!
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