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HVAC Jobs in Alameda, California

3 active hvac positions posted by contractors in Alameda, Alameda County.

3 Open Positions

HVAC Pay Ranges in Alameda

Low End

$22/hr

Average Range

$23–$45/hr

High End

$45/hr

Based on 3 active hourly job listings on NorCal Repairs.

HVAC Work in Alameda, Alameda County

Alameda is located in Alameda County within the East Bay region and has a population of approximately 79,177 residents. Island city with beautifully preserved Victorian and Craftsman homes. With average summer highs reaching 72°F, there is strong year-round demand for hvac services in the area.

Local hvac professionals serve homeowners near the USS Hornet Museum and throughout the greater East Bay area. Alameda Municipal Power provides utility service to the area, and many hvac jobs involve residential and commercial properties built across multiple decades.

Population

79,177

County

Alameda

Region

East Bay

Avg Summer High

72°F

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HVAC Jobs in Alameda — FAQ

How much do hvac workers make in Alameda?+

Based on 3 active job listings on NorCal Repairs, hvac pay in Alameda ranges from $22/hr to $45/hr, with an average range of $23–$45/hr. Rates vary based on experience, certifications, and project scope.

How do I find hvac jobs in Alameda?+

Browse the NorCal Repairs jobs board right here. We list active hvac crew positions posted by contractors in Alameda and surrounding Alameda County cities. You can also create a free worker profile at norcalrepairs.com/workers/join to let contractors find you.

Can I post a hvac job in Alameda for free?+

Yes, posting crew jobs on NorCal Repairs is 100% free for all contractors. Post unlimited hvac positions in Alameda and across 190+ Northern California cities. Subscriber contractors get priority placement in search results.

What qualifications do I need for hvac work in Alameda?+

Requirements vary by employer, but most hvac positions in Alameda value hands-on experience, reliability, and a valid driver’s license. Some specialized roles may require CSLB licensure or trade certifications. Check individual job listings for specific requirements.