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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026

Episode 26: The HVAC Episode: Real Careers. Real Money. Real Grind. (Audio)

from Skilled Nation · host Skilled Nation

What do a hotel clerk who fixed an ice machine on a whim, a man who walked out of prison and into a trade school, and a Marine who built a $100M HVAC company all have in common? They found their way into one of the most in-demand, overlooked, and flat-out lucrative careers in America. In this special episode of Skilled Nation, we're bringing together the expertise of three HVAC professionals who've lived every side of the industry — the grind, the growth, and the life-changing money. Chris Watt — Senior HVAC Instructor at RSI — breaks down why this career is AI-proof, recession-proof, and more financially rewarding than most four-year degrees. Michael Gabhart — founder of Blue Line HVAC — shares the brutal schedule, the $9,500 trade school debt, and the moment a rooftop paycheck notification made him grab his chest. Jesse Keenan — founder of Semper Fi Home Services — talks culture, veterans in the trades, and why he has technicians making half a million dollars a year. This isn't a recruitment pitch. It's the real story of what this career looks like — the good, the grind, and the ceiling that barely exists. 🎙️ Subscribe to Skilled Nation wherever you get your podcasts. #PrattPodcasting

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