Trey Bethune

I’ve been doing HVAC since I was able to Hold a tool. My dad does, it my grandpa does it so it runs in the family. I’ve always enjoyed hvac even when my dad was forcing me to work in the small spaces he couldn’t reach. I like being able to come to a unit that’s not working and being able to use my expertise to get it up and running again and make an actual difference to the clients everyday life. I’ve been doing HVAC full time for almost 3 years doing a mix of residential install and commercial install as well as Service and general maintenance for all systems I installed. Before I was able to work full time I worked at my dads hvac company during the summers and my entire senior year of high school. 

I started my career at Greacon construction as a commercial new constructio hvac installer and helped install every part of the hvac system from the unit itself to all the supply and return trunk lines to the thermostat wire and line sets. After that I worked at Oceanview Heating and Air where I worked my way up to a lead installer in my own van. They were a residential company so all my installs were in attics and crawlspace with a few apartments thrown in there. After working there for over a year I switched back to commercial by working for Carolina Chillers where I was a PM technician  Here I learned a lot about bigger systems and how to maintain and inspect them. Also learned how to troubleshoot any basic problems that may arise with systems of that size. Loved the work there but unfortunately had to quit bc of scheduling conflicts so I took a job with quality improvement specialists where I was a lead hvac installer again. Lead commercial new construction installs from start to finish, inspecting blueprints and ordering material based of said blueprints then taking the material and fully installing the system till it was operational while addressing any mishaps that come up along the way because blueprints are never 100% accurate. 

I have my high school diploma at Ashley Ridge High School. I also have my type 1 and 2 EPA that I earned last year.