Eric Sabo Plumbing Heating & Cooling, LLC.

06/10/2026

❄️🔥 NOW HIRING: HVAC Mechanic — Join the Eric Sabo Team! 🔥❄️
We're growing, and we're looking for a skilled D2 or S2 licensed HVAC mechanic to join one of Connecticut's friendliest crews! 💙
If you know your way around heating and cooling systems, take pride in quality work, and want to be part of a tight-knit team that actually feels like family (dog included 🐾), we want to hear from you.
💰 What we're offering:
✅ $40–$50/hour based on experience
✅ Monday–Friday schedule (with overtime opportunities!)
✅ Paid holidays & paid time off
✅ Health insurance available

👷 What we're looking for:
✅ Active CT D2 or S2 license
✅ Solid HVAC install, service & repair skills
✅ Strong work ethic & a positive attitude
✅ Someone who shows up, takes pride in their craft, and treats every customer like a neighbor
At Eric Sabo Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, we believe great work starts with great people. Come build your career with a company that's got your back. 🛠️
📩 Ready to join the team?

Message us today or call us 860-608-4610

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Eric Sabo Plumbing, Heating & Cooling — Proudly serving Connecticut.

Reliable Home Comfort Starts Here At ERIC SABO PLUMBING HEATING & COOLING, we know how vital it is to keep your home safe and comfortable. That’s why we offer trustworthy HVAC and plumbing services that CT homeowners can count on. From quick repairs to full system installations, our

01/24/2026

Good Morning!

Our friends at Millas Heating & Cooling have taken the time to write up an important public service announcement, which we would like to share with our friends and customers as well.

It appears that Old Man Winter is going to bring extremely cold temperatures this weekend.

Here are a few things to monitor throughout the storm. Stay safe, everyone!

- For power vented/direct vent furnace or boiler owners, please note that you have direct exhaust and fresh air intakes, typically located 12 inches off the ground. This storm has the potential to bring snowfall exceeding 12 inches, so be sure to keep those terminations clear.

- For heat pump users, please ensure that the area around your condensing unit is clear of snow to prevent blockage of the fan and coil. This will help prevent both pressure errors and potential no-heat situations.

- For everyone, please note that the upcoming temperatures are expected to be our state's peak cold weather temperatures. As a result, you will not save energy by setting back your thermostats at these temperatures. If you leave the house, it is recommended that you leave the thermostat at its current setting.

- For wood stove or pellet stove users, when temperatures are extremely low, using your wood or pellet stove keeps your central heating system from running. However, if you have hot water baseboard heat or radiant floor heat, this can prevent the water from circulating and keeping the pipes warm. If these pipes are exposed to poorly insulated areas or drafts, they can freeze. Know your system or keep it running!

Stay safe and warm, and if you need assistance, we will be available as soon as the roads are passable!