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Malik Hassan

Residential HVAC Technician
Houston, TX, United States

Professional Summary

EPA 608–certified Residential HVAC Technician with 7+ years serving Houston-area homes across install, repair, and seasonal maintenance. Diagnoses heat pumps, gas furnaces, and ductless mini-splits under Texas heat-load conditions; known for clean installs, clear homeowner communication, and first-visit fix rates that keep callbacks low. Comfortable with load calc, refrigerant recovery, and mentoring junior techs on service calls.

Employment History

Residential HVAC Technician
Gulf Coast Climate Systems · Houston, TX
Mar, 2022 · Present
• Run 5–7 residential service and install calls per day across Greater Houston; maintain ~92% same-day diagnostic close rate on no-cool / no-heat tickets during peak summer and winter waves. • Lead 2–3 ton heat-pump and gas-furnace changeouts (including line-set, condensate, and thermostat commissioning); average install punch-list closure within one follow-up visit. • Diagnose sealed-system failures with manifold gauges, micron gauges, and recovery machines; recover and recharge R-410A/R-32 systems to manufacturer charge specs with documented weigh-in. • Mentor two apprentice techs on electrical troubleshooting (contactors, capacitors, boards) and customer walkthroughs; reduced callback rate on apprentice-assisted jobs by ~18% over two seasons. • Complete load-aware recommendations (Manual J notes, duct static checks) that convert ~30% of service visits into planned equipment upgrades without overselling.
HVAC Service Technician
Houston Home Comfort Co. · Houston, TX
Jun, 2019 · Feb, 2022
• Serviced residential split systems, package units, and ductless mini-splits for a ~1,200-home maintenance-plan book; hit 95%+ on-time arrival on scheduled PM routes. • Performed seasonal tune-ups (coils, filters, condensate, amp draws, temperature splits) that cut mid-summer emergency callbacks for plan customers by measurable route QA scores. • Replaced failed capacitors, contactors, blower motors, and igniters; kept van stock organized so first-visit parts availability stayed above 85%. • Documented every ticket in the company CRM with photos, readings, and homeowner-friendly summaries; praised in CSAT comments for clear explanations of repair vs. replace options. • Supported after-hours on-call rotation (~1 week/month); stabilized no-heat and no-cool emergencies for priority residential accounts.
HVAC Helper / Apprentice
Lone Star Mechanical Services · Pasadena, TX
Aug, 2017 · May, 2019
• Assisted lead installers on residential changeouts: recovered refrigerant, pulled vacuum to ≤500 microns, brazed under supervision, and set outdoor pads and disconnects. • Learned gas furnace start-up, draft verification, and carbon monoxide safety checks; completed EPA 608 Type I & II while on the job. • Maintained jobsite cleanliness and tool staging; reduced leftover-material returns by tracking leftover fittings and line-set lengths per van. • Shadowed service techs on electrical and airflow basics; progressed from helper to independent PM tech within 18 months. • Supported warehouse pulls and van restock for three trucks serving southeast Houston and Pasadena routes.

Education

HVAC Certificate
Houston Community College · Houston, TX
2017 · 2017
High School Diploma
Pasadena High School · Pasadena, TX
2015 · 2015

Skills

Customer Relations
Analytical Thinking Skills
Excellent Customer Service Skills
Good time management
Interpersonal Communication Skills

Courses

EPA Section 608 Universal (Type I, II, III)
EPA
NATE Ready-to-Work / Core (in progress modules)
NATE
OSHA 10 Construction
OSHA
Texas Air Conditioning Contractor registration support experience
Licensed contractor support experience