Project Manager (Houston)

HVAC Project Manager – Commercial Service About the Role An experienced Commercial HVAC Project Manager is needed to lead large-scale service projects from estimate to closeout. You'll manage projects $500K+ , coordinate field operations, and deliver exceptional outcomes for commercial clients. This role reports to the Director of Project Management and operates with a high degree of autonomy.

What You'll Do Estimating & Proposals Meet with customers and Account Managers to define commercial project scope Read and interpret blueprints, specs, and control drawings to build accurate estimates Develop and deliver detailed proposals; provide value-add options during site walks Project Execution Own full project lifecycle on commercial service jobs ($500K+) Order, verify, and track materials and equipment Coordinate scheduling and staffing across the project team Monitor job costs and margins; proactively address issues Write and secure approval for change orders as scope evolves Team Leadership Assign field team members based on skills and project needs Enforce safety programs across all jobsites Provide clear, consistent communication to both crews and customers Customer & Vendor Relations Build lasting relationships with commercial customers, vendors, and subs Gather customer feedback to drive continuous service improvement Documentation & Closeout Manage job file flow to support timely billing Ensure startup sheets, warranty docs, and equipment records are complete at closeout Document lessons learned and profitability notes after each project What You Bring 5+ years of hands-on commercial HVAC experience — field work is required, not just office-side Proven PM experience managing commercial service projects , ideally $500K+ Ability to read blueprints, interpret technical documents, and build cost-accurate proposals Strong communication skills — keep crews, customers, and leadership aligned Comfortable managing multiple large projects simultaneously with minimal oversight Up to date on local codes and commercial industry standards Education High school diploma or GED required Vocational/Technical school preferred