Distance, winter conditions, and the type of facility can change an Alaska HVAC role as much as the job title.
How to use this page
The listings above are statewide results. Open a posting to confirm its actual worksite, equipment, schedule, travel, and stated pay before applying.
Before you apply
Compare fixed-site facility work with contractor service routes. A broad HVAC title may cover chillers, rooftop units, refrigeration, controls, or several systems.
Work settings to compare
Anchorage buildings
Compare fixed-site maintenance with service routes across retail, office, and institutional properties.
Fairbanks facilities
Look closely at heating equipment, cold-weather response, and access requirements for military or other large sites.
North Slope work
Confirm rotation, travel, housing, safety requirements, and the exact process-heating equipment before applying.
Alaska HVAC pay and employment
Median hourly pay$37.23
Middle 50% of hourly wages$28.22–$49.12
Estimated workers610
May 2025 BLS estimates for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers (SOC 49-9021) across Alaska. These figures include residential and commercial work. Employment counts workers, not current openings. View the BLS state data.